Sea Air Space 2021 - Day 1: Austal LAW, Polar Security Cutter, Raytheon K-LOGIR, Saildrone
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- čas přidán 12. 09. 2024
- Day 1 video coverage at the Sea Air Space 2021 exposition near Washington DC. In this video we focused on new designs. We discussed with Austal, Halter Marine, Raytheon and Saildrone.
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00:57 - Austal's Light Amphibious Warship (LAW) design
03:55 - Austal's Expeditionary Medical Ship (EMS)
07:28 - VT Halter Marine's Polar Security Cutter (PSC)
10:44 - VT Halter Marin's Light Amphibious Warship (LAW) design
11:44 - Raytheon / LIG Nex1 K-LOGIR guided rocket
14:27 - Saildrone
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3:22 LOL at the artists concept drawing that purports to show an all wheeled vehicle landing force with actual mobility on a sandy beach.
The marines are getting rid of the old AAVs, the new replacment is a wheeled one.
So we're going back to beachable LSTs?
As the USMC gets rid of it's tanks.
Here's hoping.
@@GlenCychosz The still have plenty of vehicles that they'll need to get ashore
Several NATO navies operate beachable LSTs. I was in one a decade ago. Maybe not really necessary for US but it may make exports anyway.
That small USV boat with those shot range fire and forget missiles might be what some countries need for those little white Chinese boats in the china sea:)
Just don't let them capture yours. It's the tech that they want.
high speed catarmaran hospital ship.
Austral is really going for gold
Nice idea. High speed hospital ship. Has it been done before? If not, why not? Also I like that the design meant you could make the concept model out of Lego 👍😃
the guy from Raytheon looks like "always has missiles" man ..
Day 2 please!
Great hospital ship solution
No gona lie this would be the only ship i would ever want to go on.
K-LOGIR is what is needed in the strait of Hormuz as the Iranian guard uses hundreds of small fast boats to threaten shipping and navies. I don't know if the navy already has a solution but this seems lke a good cheap solution.
yes .... been away too long
US coast guard ships looks mighty
1:32 i just saw that ship model on Philippine military facebook page..
shout out philippine coast guard in U.s.A good amizing😃👊👍🤝🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Anyone else notice they are at GAYLORD resort!
Raytheon best as
NATO should look and consider at these hospital ships
So?
What
USA 🇺🇸 8
God I'm glad this covid nonsense is winding down so we can get back to the business of technology and such.
"Technology and such"
@@ArisenfromDogma
Yes, military equipment drives technolical advancement.
You know radar, robots, new and improved ways to kill more people and lose less. Technology and such.
No it's not ,what till Winter,We in Australia 🇭🇲all but beat COVID but it came back big with D,COVID in Winter,Hope I am wrong ,be safe.🇭🇲
@@georgepantazis141
Covid is over exaggerated. With deaths from seasonal flu, pneumonia, and other causes of death added to pad the numbers.
Covid is a virus. Virus' are living organisms. Virus' like any other organisms reproduce to survive. If they kill ther host, they cannot survive. Therefore, like all parasites, they evolve to be less deadly in order to survive. If Covid variants were more deadly, western nations would not be allowing huge numbers of illegal immigrants into their countries, from places known to have Covid infestations.
In the US, Covid deaths still have not reached half of what they, the Chinese and their Quislings in the media, predicted for just one year. Deaths are nowhere near the numbers of deaths from the Spanish flu.
Between 50, and 70% of new cases are fully vaccinated people, and fully vaccinated are told to wear masks, because they can still contract, and transmit the disease.
Governments are spending billions on vaccines they know don't work, are not approved by the food and drug administration, and pharmaceutical companies are immune from lawsuits by people affected by the vaccines. More than 4000 Americans have died from the vaccines, thousands of children have heart issues from the vaccines, and many more people have been paralyzed, or had to have amputations from the vaccines. All for a virus that has a >95% survival rate.
Why are Governments requiring vaccines they know do not work, for their entire population? Why are they suppressing side effects? Why are they imposing lockdowns on their citizens, while they allow infected foreigners into their countries illegally? Why do politicians not wear masks and social distance if they require their subjects to?
The answer would seem obvious.
@@ArisenfromDogma such technology and such made internet and space station possible.
Interviewer you need to take that nappy off you face i did not understand what you were are saying.