Sophisticated heavy equipment owned by The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, U.S. Military
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- čas přidán 18. 09. 2018
- Sophisticated heavy equipment owned by The U.S. Army Corp of Engineers, U.S. Military during construction of the Road
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Jesus if some of these guys were union operators oml would be a embarrassment
Some of y’all don’t even know the half of what it takes to design these machines. They may not be ultra-fancy or brand new, but they sure are sophisticated.
Ha having,bulky built to last mostly sure sophisticated nope
Not a single DEF tank. That's how it should be.
“Sophisticated army vehicles”
*shows a god damn construction vehicles with color modification*
Compared to what the Army had during the Viet Nam era these are highly sophisticated. The only thing that looks new are the bobcats, the high tracked D-8 and the grader. The Cat D-7 and the 621B and the water distribution truck are at least 20 to 25 year’s old. I know this for a fact since I retired from the U.S. Army Reserves in 95
@@christheisgen2979
The first D 7’s I ever ran were the Viet Nam leftover D 7E’s at both Ft Leonard Wood and Ft Dix. My unit at Ft Dix had one with the tree clearing Rhom plow and cab but we kept the regular dozer blade on with the cab for when we worked with Post Engineers demolishing the old WW2 style wooden barracks . I got a lot of stick time at the age of 18 on those old girls. But man you had to leave the jumper cables on them for a good while in the winter to get them started on those cold 15 degree mornings. This was before the Rops cabs were required
@@Retired88M :
YOU TELL THEM !!
Awesome air filter cleaning device, your fired!
Man this video gives me a woody! Miss this.... ESSAYONS!
the person that made this video that called that sophisticated equipment has obviously never been out of the city
8th army combat engineers Fort Hood ?
Might be slightly sophisticated for the year 1900, then again.
Actually I'd say it's pretty sophisticated considering the some of these other third-row countries are using rocks and sticks as tools
Next best generation of operators, I'd be hiring them left and right!!!!
Those were in such great shape, we had complete junk both times i was deployed in the middle east.
@@christheisgen2979 :
AT GREAT RISK TO THERE SAFETY & PROFIT TO THERE BOSS !
Work that could of been done by a local contractor.
for extortionary prices? The military wouldn't be able to rely on contractors in a theater of war What, you gonna take your commercial company to the front lines? they have to know how to do it anyways, quit promoting contractor grafting and let the military do its job.
I am a veteran and the amount of "contractors" interfering with us getting our training never ceased to anger me.
@@Raythe EXACTLY, my brother!
@@Raythe :
MILITARY MOSTLY GETS LOCAL NATIONALS FOR WORK !!
Did engineer work for 18yrs Sgt z USA engr respect military
Sophisticated heavy equipment my a$$, typical Engineer equipment. I served 25 yrs in an Army Reserve unit and that's what we had. Nothing changed.
Lmao...
Yes my AF unit got a scraper from the warehouse big cat.👍
Reserve 😂
sophisticated heavy equipment of the US army : these, my friend , are quite ordinary construction machines with a Nato paint job ... that's it !
I think you mean to say that ordinary construction machines are actually war machines painted with bright colors, 'brute force technology'
@@christheisgen2979 Why would I be kidding? it's a fact that the military invented heavy construction machinery, mostly being modified tanks. It also invented mass petroleum-based extractive infrastructure and megaconstruction projects based on quarried materials. Military R&D and industrial R&D are the same thing controlled by the same people, the military industrial complex runs "the economy". We live in a world made by war and that's why it is so fucked up.
Pls t o p pushing ur agenda.. (ENOUGH is ENOUGH)
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Just because it's green doesn't make it sophisticated. LOL.
Never seen eny equipment look like that
Grader operator has 3 inch ballistic glass all the way around and desert camouflage roller operator open station with yellow bob the builder hard hat and green , just saying
No it didn't. The graders were all normal cabs. Same as any other 140m.
I had to grade with a 130h that had an armored cab. You can't see anything. You have to sit up on the sticks to see the top of the blade. So the doors were propped open usually. Got told not to pretty much daily.
Armored cabs definitely suck to operate.
Nice
Career operator and long time bladehand here, that grader operator freakin sucks. Look at how the scraper bounces up and down, down his ribbon.
Maybe he's not proficient in operating it yet😀
This flat out click bait. I went ahead and watched it all, because I know my heavy equipment. I should, my family owened, “Western States Caterpillar & Heavy Equipment” for 86 years, up until 4 years ago. We sold everything from heavy equipment for road building to mining to farming and to the logging industry. My favorite equipment was, and always has been the various logging equipment. I put the link to my families company at the bottom.
I was the Vice President of our HSE Dept, At-Large, company wide. From my earliest memories I remember climbing up on the all the equipment in our main show room in Missoula Montana to all our other locations that my father would take me to as a boy growing up. Growing up, up until I was about 15 we only had the Missoula location, along with the Kalispell & Butte offices. Both in Montana.
After my father died, actually Starting about five years before he died we begin to get approached by much larger companies to sell. So 4 years ago we had a family wide meeting to vote on selling our families legacy. But only under certain conditions. Our headquarters was and it still is Missoula Montana.
At the time we sold the company we had 16 locations. Offices in Montana Idaho Washington State & Wyoming. The number 1 condition the new owners will always have to live up to is, not lay off any, any of our legacy employees. Those are the ones that worked for us at least 10 years or more at the time of the sale. If it came down to them having to be laid off they would not be laid off they would be given their full retirement with their full health benefit package.
If any employee that was 10 years or less was to be laid off within the first 10 years of buying our corporation the new owners would have to give them a two year severance package. Meaning 2 years worth of gross wages, taxes paid by the company. And there full health benefits for 2 years and, the company continued to pay for the health package 100%.
My father and grandfather along with his brothers started covering all of our employees health benefits 100% over 25 years ago. And I have news for anybody, if our company can do it along with Marathon Oil Occidental Petroleum and some more companies I know of personally can, then I assure you nearly all, All mid cap to large cap companies can do it.
That’s one of the reasons that my entire family absolutely despises Walmart. They pay their employees peanuts and they have terrible health insurance. Companies have a moral obligation to look after their employees. My father and my grandfather always said treat your employees just like you do your mother and grandmother. And they will kill for you metaphorically speaking of course.
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Feel sorry for the guy that has to run the case
Does painting it green make it sophiscated? Looks like CAT equipment that can been seen everywhere.
The olive drab green is for concealment in the jungle
Rodolfo Gomez looks more like desert then jungle!!!
Also some operators thinking slapping your engine air filter makes the filter any cleaner
@@oscarballesterosguzman5345 better then nothing. We never got new filters. Haha
@@whiskeybravo11 damn in that case you guys are lucky too have decent equipment up an running
I could hear machines but never saw any? Must be that camouflage paint they are using.,...lol
Where's the sophisticated heavy equipment? Looks pretty mainstream to me. Typical......
Hi from Afghanistan best USA
My John Deere tractor is more sophisticated than that equipment lol
Yes but do you own 5000 John Deere Tractors?
Outlaw rock bouncer
What Canada needs
where are they buiding this road?
Road workers in uniform thats all..
Stfu commy
They no let me be in charge or this just tiniest example of what i envisioned for you know where
I want to be a heavy duty mine engineering
U paint green it's
Sophisticated
U paint white and yellow it's
Civilian
I painted green my tractor
Is it sophisticated!!
It must be. And you should be proud of that sophistication. You could have a badge made or a special T shirt to commemorate the event.
So does that make John Deere equipment automatically sophisticated?
I like work construksi USA ARMI...
i’m still waiting to see a sophisticated heavy equipment. so far none from the army, navy, and marines. i wonder what the air force and coast guard have.
The Air Force has advanced chairs and as far as the USCG no clue
@@texturk6092 :
FLOATING IVORY SOAP !!!!!!!!!
@@christheisgen2979 ;
?????????????????? i doubt THAT
Spent years in Engineer units th military only shows you the controls good luck getting a job on the outside and if you meet a military mechanic dont even let th touch a wheelbarrow
Whoa...really? They are that bad?
READ THESE REPLIES - ALL TRUE .
THE UNIONS KNOW THIS TOO,
THAT'S WHY IF YOU JOIN YOU START ALL OVER AGAIN !
Sad to know that. You would spect a top performer...sigh
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اذا انتهى منها ببيعها
Those guys in the Navy uniforms - They operating this "sophisticated" US Army equipment? Thanks - Lumpy
It's no wonder that nothing ever gets done, all that equipment and they didn't do anything that would be considered work.
Their training dumbass
ALL THE REAL WORK GETS CONTRACTED OUT !!!!!
Training Day
Los camiones que modelo son?
The equipment may be sophisticated, but the operating techniques are not. I could feel the unsurity and amatuerity of these operators through the video
I'm not so sure the scraper even has cushion ride
"Sophisticated heavy equipment"? Nothing from that "Sophisticated heavy equipment" that I have not seen in civilian/private sector.
Pave IT
This must be an anti American’s idea of a joke
Hmm! USAF Red Horse unit 🇺🇸💪
Mark Smith TO THE HORSE!
@@Leinhauser01 :
RED PONEY
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where is this road construction at ?
It's a proving ground. They are just practicing!!!!
@@kenbrewsaugh2473 I'm sure it was needed for something. We never built roads for training. We had a small area to train new guys but usually we just took them out to a project and if time allows they learned on the job.
KALIMANTAN TENGAH
These heavy equipment the army has is a lot better then the marine corp had 50yrs ago the corp all ways had junk
Already have Seen Big part of them end of sixties produced in Czekoslovakia. What a small country against USA. You have too short history
KALTENG
I've seen better looking trucks on that R.C channel where them guys play all day having fun building roads and other things.
And 20 years later it's sill like new with only 50 hours, and auctioned off for penny's on the dollar. Total waste.
hey hey, some of us like that :P
Non of these guys will have the unfortunate experience of operating a FLU-419 Small Emplacement Excavator. Military let themselves get ripped off with these POS!
no the equipment is owned by the citizens of america and is given to the army to serve we the people... so they do not own it they are just allowed to use it so they can get more done for our nations people...
Marie Miller simmer down sis.
There is nothing sophisticated about any of the equipment. Take for example the caterpillar roll, that’s a 2002 model SOC511 The SOC stands for, standard open cab. And it’s got NATO green painted over everything. And this is the bottom of the barrel roller that caterpillar makes.
Some stuff is different then normal equipment but not much. Yeah the roller (a 563 actually) sucks but it can be airdropped so that why it was picked. I always said a tow behind unit could be used as dropable equipment. And I always wished we had rock trucks. We used a freaking pan for everything. I literally loaded pans with a deer 240 for a week because the on road dumps would have required a road built with constant maintenance.
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What’s so special about the equipment ?? Can get ALL the same equipment as a civilian contractor in any colour . Or are they special because they are painted green ???
Your tax dollars at work
Yes American way, I'm sure that they paid double the wholesale price for this equipment. 😯
Yeah wasting money on tires and paint
Commy
Sophisticated equipment not even close no gps leveling or guidance tracking most if not all at least 10 or more years old by looks ,not as poorly maintained as some I have seen though
3:07 dumb stuff right there
Don't do that
It works in the short term but yes it will damage the filter and let dirt into the engine.
U can buy hundreds more guns for America if you didn't buy custom tires and paint for all your equiptment......
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Nothing special
I see nothing special here
I don't see anything special here !