Russian Troops Panic! US to Equip Ukraine JDAM Bombs with New Seekers

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  • čas přidán 8. 05. 2024
  • The US Air Force has been the first to respond to growing reports that Russian EW jamming is severely impacting the effectiveness of Ukraine’s Western-supplied GPS-guided munitions, including the Joint Direct Attack Munition-Extended Range (Jdam-ER) precision-guided glide bombs that have been in use since early 2023 deployed on Kyiv’s Soviet-era MiG-29 “Fulcrum” and Su-27 “Flanker” fighters.
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Komentáře • 179

  • @andrewangelopacheco9960
    @andrewangelopacheco9960 Před 22 dny +45

    The JDAM is one of the smartest decisions made by our great USA.

    • @bjorndebakker
      @bjorndebakker Před 22 dny

      How dum are you, USA made a mess of the world , Afghanistan they lost, Iraq, Lybia, KOSOVO. It's just has to wait till Russia destroyed the depots. By the way the ukrain airforce has almost no plains due to iskander attacks on airports

    • @Levon_RnD
      @Levon_RnD Před 22 dny +1

      Russians copied it

    • @robertryan7204
      @robertryan7204 Před 20 dny

      Australian's DTSO developed it

    • @maritaschweizer1117
      @maritaschweizer1117 Před 19 dny +1

      Sorry but a 6 % succsess rate is extreemly bad. Even if they get now new seachers will not hep long. Russia just must seperate antenna from the jammer.

    • @salvatoreventaglio3782
      @salvatoreventaglio3782 Před 18 dny

      Oh yeah. Biden is notoriously a genius and Stoltemberg is the smartest man in the whole universe. Ahhahahahahahahah LOSERS.

  • @comparecards5688
    @comparecards5688 Před 22 dny +37

    They need it now and not in year 2200

    • @chrispaquette5078
      @chrispaquette5078 Před 19 dny

      Not our problem. Can't wait until Trump shuts this shit down.

  • @bigolboomerbelly4348
    @bigolboomerbelly4348 Před 22 dny +40

    Thanks USAF. This is a force multiplier.

  • @davidjagan2794
    @davidjagan2794 Před 22 dny +29

    Absolutely....great successful

  • @rbstevns1534
    @rbstevns1534 Před 21 dnem +32

    F16s will have so many wonderful NATO missiles

    • @schahob
      @schahob Před 19 dny +2

      The question is how long it can stay in the skies..lol..let me tell u..they will land at same gps coordinats Position like the Jdms themself

    • @Bird_McBride
      @Bird_McBride Před 18 dny

      There's no way to launch F-16 in the Ukraine. Will they draw straws to see who pilots this F-16?

    • @Bird_McBride
      @Bird_McBride Před 18 dny +1

      The second F-16 takes off Russia can get a target lock. This system is already in place.

    • @ramonpunsalang3397
      @ramonpunsalang3397 Před 12 dny

      US needs to supply hundreds of standoff missiles to reduce SAM risk. There are thousands of JASSM and JSOW in the inventory with ranges far exceeding JDAM-ER. Storm Shasow and SCALP are excellent but only a limited quantity have been supplied.

  • @julianfowler1608
    @julianfowler1608 Před 22 dny +13

    Amazing tech.

  • @davidparker75
    @davidparker75 Před 22 dny +20

    Yes seek the jammer

  • @beatricepont8537
    @beatricepont8537 Před 22 dny +16

    Good new !

  • @nicolasolton
    @nicolasolton Před 22 dny +42

    This should have been done quietly without forewarning the Russians. Why do Western countries prewarn the Russians with so much information like this?

    • @saltyfriesman5330
      @saltyfriesman5330 Před 22 dny +7

      maybe because its a bluff...a propaganda....?

    • @Rev_Oir
      @Rev_Oir Před 21 dnem

      The Russians already knew, they have a pretty good spy network, and a lot of people with high level clearance are vulnerable to the right approach. Sex, money, or recognition, usually.
      But also because these bombs have been in use for a decade. This one just glides a bit farther.

    • @tommygun5038
      @tommygun5038 Před 21 dnem +6

      Letting them know resistance is futile. It's only going to get worse.

    • @d3nza482
      @d3nza482 Před 21 dnem

      You are literally watching this on CZcams - it is not classified information. It can't be. Cat is out of the bag. Has been for literally decades.
      "Keeping it quiet" would literally hinder the delivery and use of this kind of ammunition to Ukraine - even preventing giving it to Ukraine on account of it now being classified and not something that can just be handed over to any Eastern European country like it is candy.
      On the other hand, you literally don't know anything related to operation or delivery of these bombs - you just know they exist. Sorta like with nukes or even hand grenades US military has.

    • @ArchibaldMachariaNdungu
      @ArchibaldMachariaNdungu Před 21 dnem +3

      Deterrence .

  • @williamjones9662
    @williamjones9662 Před 22 dny +18

    Putin seekers can smell the vodka fumes at 2000 meters

  • @rossmaybert2227
    @rossmaybert2227 Před 22 dny +29

    Hey Putin.... Catch!

    • @philipjfry199
      @philipjfry199 Před 22 dny

      You know that the Russians can destroy the United States 50 times in a row!

  • @COACHHELLYEAH
    @COACHHELLYEAH Před 18 dny +1

    SAVA UKRAINE!

  • @ChristianThePagan
    @ChristianThePagan Před 18 dny +1

    I've been been expecting them do something like this, just kinda amazed it took this long.

  • @mikethompson2650
    @mikethompson2650 Před 22 dny +6

    Wonder if the seeker could also be installed on HIMARS missiles? Imagine firing one equipped missile, wait for it to travel to the jammer and then quickly launch the other missiles now they are free from GPS jamming.

    • @ppen8359
      @ppen8359 Před 22 dny +2

      You will be wasting a missile if the jammer is not there.

  • @lowbatteries6391
    @lowbatteries6391 Před 21 dnem +2

    Must have said Jdam over 100 times in 8 minutes. So it goes after the jamming signals permanently jamming them up. Nick named the JamJam.

  • @SprinbokInTheSnow
    @SprinbokInTheSnow Před 20 dny +2

    Moves and counter moves. War, the mother of all innovation.

  • @Rev_Oir
    @Rev_Oir Před 22 dny +13

    Why did I think these had rocket assist? Just wings and a guidance pod give it 45 mile range? Amazing.

    • @ppen8359
      @ppen8359 Před 22 dny +4

      They are dropped from significant height, and they glide from there.

    • @Rev_Oir
      @Rev_Oir Před 22 dny +1

      @@ppen8359 Amazing.

    • @heraclitus6100
      @heraclitus6100 Před 22 dny +2

      If you release them from ten miles high and you're going really really fast already, yeah, they go a long way.

    • @wadopotato33
      @wadopotato33 Před 21 dnem

      Trading altitude for distance.

    • @TB-zf7we
      @TB-zf7we Před 21 dnem

      They can also do a toss, which I believe starts at low alt with an inverted rise in elevation then releasing the bomb at the parabolic top before returning to low alt.
      Its also about how much energy you release the bomb with, probably not the same energy as from 10K ft alt though, thus probably can not travel as far.

  • @jasonw2356
    @jasonw2356 Před 22 dny +5

    The jammers can be tracked from a long distances so would be very easy to eliminate that jamming source once switched on. Need to rush these "seekers" out quickly so that JDAMs can become effective again.

    • @perkunast9680
      @perkunast9680 Před 22 dny +1

      The Russians are getting good at jamming the GPS. The Excalibur shells and the GLSDB is almost useless now. The technology is top notch. It changes frequency, and uses short pulses micro seconds impossible to track.

    • @Levon_RnD
      @Levon_RnD Před 22 dny +1

      ​@@perkunast9680Great question here, what do Russians use for their gliding bombs? It's gps or its Russian analogue, isn't it? Couldn't it be jammed too? So... Why are they using those bombs so easily? Looks weird, Russians are jamming, Ukrainians are not.

    • @perkunast9680
      @perkunast9680 Před 22 dny +1

      @@Levon_RnD The bombs are guided by GPS. They could be jammed but Ukraine does not have much in the way of doing that. Also they are short range not a lot of time to do anything.

    • @lylestavast7652
      @lylestavast7652 Před 22 dny

      @@Levon_RnD GLONASS

    • @Levon_RnD
      @Levon_RnD Před 22 dny

      @@lylestavast7652 Ok, why is it not jammed? Is Russian tech so advanced? Why don't we send jammers or whatever should do the work?

  • @damonw3838
    @damonw3838 Před 19 dny +1

    We are telling them what we have ahead of time and they still cannot do anything about it.... maybe they should consider moving back inside their own borders

  • @Rockefeller.69
    @Rockefeller.69 Před 21 dnem +1

    Good info! Good example of how US funding for Ukraine GREATLY benefits the US. The US is funding the development of new capabilities for Ukraine, and, in the future, the US themselves.
    They're developing the tech to have a JDAM have the capability of a HARM

  • @billsimpson604
    @billsimpson604 Před 22 dny +4

    Wonderful idea if it works.

  • @bigolboomerbelly4348
    @bigolboomerbelly4348 Před 22 dny +3

    I watch CSIS as well. Good info on there.

  • @kyrenthang8633
    @kyrenthang8633 Před 21 dnem +2

    GPS has been around since 1973, this must have been Russia's big surprise.
    Jamming is meant to keep you striking something else other than the jammer itself , surprise.
    Russia is slow to adapt, the Americans adapt like lightning.
    It's part of their "Can Do" culture and Russia is running out of surprises fighting Ukraine.

    • @user-tt6il2up4o
      @user-tt6il2up4o Před 20 dny

      So why are all US wonder weapons failing, none of the work.
      Patriot is so hopeless it’s now kept at the back away from the front line, Ukraine prefers its Russian SS300.
      M1s have now been ordered to the back as they are hopeless, they can’t go off paved roads and are very easily destroyed.
      Let’s not even talks about everything else that failed.
      Russia has adapted its old kit very quickly and after this war US weapons sales will collapse as everyone seems them for junk.

    • @glintongordon6811
      @glintongordon6811 Před 19 dny

      If that was even close to true, taliban wouldn't be in Afghanistan and Russia wouldn't still be in Ukraine

  • @micumatrix
    @micumatrix Před 19 dny

    Well, I think they were promised 1-2years ago, but gave the russians the perfect idea how to defeat the ukrainian defenses with cheapest ammunition they have in abundance and how to make the airforce viable again. Well done 👍🏻

  • @jameswalker7899
    @jameswalker7899 Před 4 dny

    One has to wonder what happened to HARM? It seems to have performed poorly in eliminating defensive EW?

  • @ericheise4051
    @ericheise4051 Před 18 dny

    Counter measures will place transmitters far from antennas

  • @ThePeter123a
    @ThePeter123a Před 17 dny +1

    The West should not announce in advance the supply of new and better weapons to Ukraine. This reduces the surprise effect.

    • @donaldclifford5763
      @donaldclifford5763 Před 13 dny

      If they know it's coming they won't deploy it for fear of losing it.

  • @sebastiang7394
    @sebastiang7394 Před 19 dny

    I always wondered why this wasn’t more of a thing. After all a jammer is basically a radio beacon.

    • @johnnyb1368
      @johnnyb1368 Před 19 dny

      This tech has been known since WW2 when the German night fighter planes would hone in on British fighters when using there radars.

  • @dirkaminimo4836
    @dirkaminimo4836 Před 19 dny

    Ukraine is awesome for testing weapons!

  • @sarahelgin8082
    @sarahelgin8082 Před 3 dny

    Seems like an anti-radiation drone would be less expensive than a Seeker Jdam.

  • @goudhaantje3569
    @goudhaantje3569 Před 18 dny

    Make it quick as the French are making impressive long range jdams already.

  • @ewartmouton
    @ewartmouton Před 18 dny

    Another wunderfaffen!

  • @heraclitus6100
    @heraclitus6100 Před 22 dny +12

    Ukraine is our testing ground.

  • @user-gk1nt6sm2z
    @user-gk1nt6sm2z Před 20 dny

    A found a new comedy channel. Please keep this up.

  • @georgeperillo6421
    @georgeperillo6421 Před 21 dnem +1

    I glad the USAF developed this system. Hopefully, the US Navy can utilize this technology with US Naval Ships and avoid collisions like that those that occurred in 2017 with our Burke class destroyers.

  • @staarwaars
    @staarwaars Před 19 dny

    Danke USA 🙏

  • @ericp1139
    @ericp1139 Před 20 dny

    And, what exactly is going to drop these?

  • @Bird_McBride
    @Bird_McBride Před 19 dny +1

    Where will the Ukraine get a way to launch these JDAM?

    • @balticdubai950
      @balticdubai950 Před 18 dny +2

      They will get additional 10 Mio. Baseball Batches. And then, hit and run.....🤣

    • @donaldclifford5763
      @donaldclifford5763 Před 13 dny

      They've been using them right along. Even more so when the F-16s arrive.

  • @Bradgilliswhammyman
    @Bradgilliswhammyman Před 21 dnem

    Ideally the seeker bombs should seek RF transmitters and after a given distance from the target use a visual lock just in case the bomb itself is RF jammed.

  • @ricnguyen535
    @ricnguyen535 Před 19 dny

    Russian sends out bad GPS location to misguide the bomb. That's all it takes.

  • @gutstompenrocker
    @gutstompenrocker Před 19 dny

    What's a JDOAM?

  • @joshuaworman4022
    @joshuaworman4022 Před 20 dny

    wonder if they can put this on glsdb so ukraine can start using that.

  • @papparocket
    @papparocket Před 18 dny

    If the seeker heads can be made small enough and cheap enough, this could change the battlefield to the same degree that proliferation of drones have since pretty much everything on the modern battlefield is broadcasting some type of radio nearly constantly. Radio seekers could be fitted from everything from current short range drones to home in on the front line jammers that Russia is using to degrade the control signal of FPV drones (particularly effective if the vehicles being targeted have jammers mounted on them), to mortars to target frontline command posts, 155mm artillery to target short and medium range anti-aircraft radars and battalion level command and control centers (or at least their antennas if they are offset with a hardwire line), and HIMARS/M240 Ground Launched Small Diameter Bomb (GLSDB) to attach longer range anti-aircraft radars, division level C&C, and other concentrations of radio transmission up to 150 km.

  • @lostbirdsproduction
    @lostbirdsproduction Před 20 dny +1

    How about the MOAB?

  • @Bird_McBride
    @Bird_McBride Před 19 dny

    The Ukraine has no way to launch F-16

  • @martinkoklingac
    @martinkoklingac Před 18 dny

    Not panic !! How many F16 are in the sky and how many this bomb have UA ? Is it better than FAB-3000 or FAB-1500 with similar modul? Head question is: Have not UA people fear about RT-2PM Topol, 9K720 Iskander, SS-21 Scarab C,... ?

  • @user-ft2bt9kw7x
    @user-ft2bt9kw7x Před 17 dny

    Russia deals with them using electronic warfare . Pretty successfully

  • @apuuvah
    @apuuvah Před 18 dny

    GNSS guidance -> Jammers -> Anti-radiation seekers -> AI drones -> Directed energy weapons... And so it continues ad infinitum. It's a race. It's a marathon. It's a matter of MONEY ie. Economy. PPP corrected GDP, baby!

  • @user-bg8lu8de1l
    @user-bg8lu8de1l Před 21 dnem

    JDAM полный хлам в сравнении с ФАБ1500 и ФАБ3000)

  • @yvc9
    @yvc9 Před 19 dny

    More like J DAAAAAAAAAMM

  • @Matt_ZL
    @Matt_ZL Před 21 dnem

    Do we still have daisy cutters from the Vietnam war some where?

  • @donparker1823
    @donparker1823 Před 20 dny

    I have to wonder who is proof reading these scripts. "this munision is used by the Air Force and the USAF..." What do they think USAF stands for?

  • @user-iz4vs7kr4d
    @user-iz4vs7kr4d Před 18 dny

    EL CANCILLER DE RUSIA DIJO LOS ESPERAMOS EN UCRANIA PARA CONBATIRLOS

  • @philippesails4973
    @philippesails4973 Před 13 dny

    To protect Kaliningrad? Not sure you read the script right!

    • @donaldclifford5763
      @donaldclifford5763 Před 13 dny

      Why not? Kaliningrad is vulnerable, especially now with Finland and Sweden so close by.

  • @elultimobuho
    @elultimobuho Před 21 dnem

    🇪🇸🙄👍 🇺🇸🤝 🇺🇦 💪💥 ✌️🎗️

  • @thedubwhisperer2157
    @thedubwhisperer2157 Před 21 dnem

    They're going to play early '70s pop songs at the enemy?

  • @Popajaja
    @Popajaja Před 20 dny

    If Ukraine had given its soldiers a choice and shown the reality of war and its losses, the Ukrainian army would have deserted long ago.

    • @DrPhilGoode
      @DrPhilGoode Před 19 dny +1

      When Russia invaded their country two years ago, young and old Ukrainians swamped recruitment centers to volunteer. Some were frustrated not to be drafted immediately, and complained loudly. The Ukrainian military couldn’t take everyone owing to a lack of resources and equipment, but managed to muster new units, expand established ones and improvise to halt Russian armor bearing down on Kyiv. Is this the choice you are referring to?

    • @Popajaja
      @Popajaja Před 19 dny

      @@DrPhilGoode Ukraine is driving the next wave of recruitment. Ukrainian men who have fled to the EU are also to be drafted. The consular services are being discontinued as a means of exerting pressure on them. Poland and the Baltic states are the first EU states to signal their willingness to take part in the emerging hunt for Ukrainian men. There is no longer any talk of human rights. As former US intelligence analyst and UN weapons inspector Scott Ritter put it: “It simply exposes the hypocrisy of the EU.”

  • @narayankulkarni5378
    @narayankulkarni5378 Před 22 dny +3

    👍👌⚔🇺🇸⚔💪

  • @PeterA650
    @PeterA650 Před 21 dnem

    Hate to spoil the party, but these are 18 months away, giving the Russians plenty of time to work out the countermeasures. I have a pretty good idea what the right countermeasure is. And if I know, they sure as hell do.

  • @shareurtube
    @shareurtube Před 21 dnem +1

    Russian missiles strike Ukraine Military Airfield for F-16s and 3 critical power facilities. Where is that story?

    • @-lavale-
      @-lavale- Před 21 dnem +1

      That story hurts. It is better to feed people with seeker bullshit.

    • @patrucquoy8217
      @patrucquoy8217 Před 20 dny

      Pou cela il faut que les f16 soient livrés, vous raconter n’importe quoi. Renseignez vous à l’avenir

  • @bjorndebakker
    @bjorndebakker Před 22 dny

    no gamechanger

  • @sebastianforbes1
    @sebastianforbes1 Před 21 dnem

    Russian EW is also constantly evolving so this short-term investment needs to pay out lots of profit ?

  • @noahway13
    @noahway13 Před 21 dnem +3

    Filler BS

  • @oculosprudentium8486
    @oculosprudentium8486 Před 21 dnem

    Now Putin will be the one to need a change of underwear

  • @decartes666
    @decartes666 Před 19 dny

    FAB 300 are comeing , my fiend ...

  • @jamieswithenbank1813
    @jamieswithenbank1813 Před 18 dny

    Yawn, JDAMs were first provided to Ukraine over a year ago. The Russians learned to jam them very quickly. Advanced JDAMs would only be useful to Ukraine in combination with a lot of men and other weapons in order to allow them to take the initiative. By taking these half measures all the US is doing is let the Russians perfect their EW and Air Defense systems, making more and more of the US arsenal worthless and in need of replacement. In that sense, this is less of a kindness to Ukraine, and more of a gift to the American MIC by creating the need for the development of more advanced systems.

  • @antoninagarkalna1444
    @antoninagarkalna1444 Před 19 dny +2

    British strategists devised "Operation Unthinkable," an apt name for what would have been World War III. This document is the property of His Majesty’s Government. The war with the Soviet Union was to begin on 1 July 1945.
    This operation began in April 1945, when the war was not over, but the outcome was clear. The possible distribution of forces in the world after the victory over Germany, already at that time did not please the United Kingdom and the USA, so the «Unthinkable» was hastily planned. So did the "allies" of Soviet Russia.
    The document, which is now in the UK National Archives, details all the steps of the operation. Operation Unthinkable (1945) assumed a surprise attack by up divisions forces of the "allies", the "dogface" troops in the area of Dresden, in the middle of Soviet lines.
    A surprise attack by 47 British and American divisions supported by 10-12 German divisions, which "allies" held as not generated in Schleswig-Holstein and in southern Denmark should support the blow, they were daily trained by the British instructors: prepared for the war against the USSR.
    The storming of Berlin sobered the British. The conclusion of the Chiefs of Staff of the British troops was clear: the blitzkrieg against the Russians would not work. On this was completed the development of operation «Unthinkable».
    Meanwhile, while planning a war against the USSR, the pragmatic allies persuade Stalin to help them with the Japanese after defeating Germany.
    Americans after World War II are almost masters of peace. Not the Soviet Union, which fought fascists for four years, liberated all of Europe, losing more than 20 million people and a quarter of the economy on the front and civilians, but the United States, which once again managed to use the war to their advantage.
    History is repeating itself... again. "Operation Unthinkable” is ongoing...
    HISTORIA EST MAGISTRA VITAE - history is the mentor of life (Cicero).
    History is not a teacher, but a overseer : she teaches nothing, but severely punishes ignorance of lessons. (O.V. Klyuchevsky, Russian historian).

  • @ronzagata4021
    @ronzagata4021 Před 21 dnem

    👍

  • @mindaza0
    @mindaza0 Před 21 dnem

    Never a good day for Putler

  • @user-ko6jm7sb9t
    @user-ko6jm7sb9t Před 21 dnem

    👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

  • @user-tk3vj8pn7k
    @user-tk3vj8pn7k Před 22 dny

    Logical...now improvise drone defence arrays🦆🦆🦆🦆🦆🦉

  • @user-im8so3yn1x
    @user-im8so3yn1x Před 22 dny

    Bingo.

  • @bill200262
    @bill200262 Před 18 dny

    Why it doesn't work in Ukraine

  • @Rev17thru22
    @Rev17thru22 Před 20 dny

    Billions being made by Blackrock and friends always a good reason for endless wars

  • @edtpnw1336
    @edtpnw1336 Před 18 dny

    Russia is the world leader of electronic warfare. Russia also owns the skies over Ukraine. Good luck with your war!

  • @a.j.haverkamp4023
    @a.j.haverkamp4023 Před 21 dnem

    0:01 Hang on to see the beautiful exploded [sic], in every video and there never is one. Why do this bs?

  • @user-gl5sv1sw9t
    @user-gl5sv1sw9t Před 21 dnem

    Sultantepe kirisci çıkmaz üsküdar istanbul kirisci çıkmaz turkey no 2no.... Turkey waiting...cats ...

  • @bartman7144
    @bartman7144 Před 21 dnem +1

    Russia won’t be able to overcome this. 🇺🇸🇺🇦

  • @felinehairball5936
    @felinehairball5936 Před 19 dny

    Too much alphabet soup to make sense.

  • @Mitch218
    @Mitch218 Před 21 dnem

    Alsome

  • @viviekanandanirudh2732

    That.jamdam.is.bad.weapon.u.s.have.

  • @user-lh9xq8ld2u
    @user-lh9xq8ld2u Před 19 dny +1

    🤣🤣🤣👎👎👎👎

  • @Bird_McBride
    @Bird_McBride Před 19 dny

    More western hype.

  • @RichardLucas
    @RichardLucas Před 22 dny

    Lol. "US Defense News". Also, "Hang on to see the beautiful exploded." If you'd just not pretend to be a US-based channel, it would make you look less dishonest. It's easy to detect that you are not American. That detection is the same as exposing a lie. Why would anyone want to believe anything you said? I support Ukraine, but I support honesty and competence more. Stop working against yourself.

  • @Bird_McBride
    @Bird_McBride Před 19 dny

    All junk

  • @guywuytack7099
    @guywuytack7099 Před 19 dny

    stop wasting time dividing European countries.. instead unite against Russian invasion coming

  • @user-kp5nj6oj7m
    @user-kp5nj6oj7m Před 22 dny +2

    Keep dreaming

  • @billosbilly7908
    @billosbilly7908 Před 17 dny

    Bullshit propaganda 🤣😂

  • @westa6371
    @westa6371 Před 21 dnem

    Thank you american people