@@boxypunkchick3357 At the time non-news reports started to filter in for us, it was up to 800+ areas affected. Could be a byproduct of the recent anarchy but might also be due to the demand from the devious antics at the Olympics.
@@WilliamShinal800 Areas or Districts? I have read about 2 to 3 Districts affected by the Brownout. Anyway, prior domestic violent groups attacked the rail systems so my assumption was that these events could have been related or lead to local electrical grids being affected / cut off from national grid points. What’s the actual situation there rn?
the answer is simple, h6 first fly to the russian air base. refill then pair up with the orcs to fly that trip. that version of h6 do have internal oil tank for long flight. that's why it can stay 5 hours in the sky and make sure the americans notice their existing. what can it do? not much. but what can they do to make you unhappy? very much.
👍 The whole time I was thinking about driving my pickup unloaded at highway speeds across the plains compared to driving with the bed loaded up or hauling a trailer in stop and go traffic in a city. Yeah operational range and max range are completely different. ✌️🇺🇸
@@luderickwong I would suggest you stop buying into the propaganda of using the word “orc” to describe fellow human beings; those humans just so happens to occupy a different piece of land. This kind of dehumanization only serves to perpetuate hatred, division, and endless wars that solely benefit the military industry and central banks.
China is all about the optics . No need to come up with a modern platform if you can just manipulate the board to enhance your current capabilities . That is also very telling . And we will see how long this current Russian fling lasts . It's always been rocky , like the 2 lowlifes next door who can't stand to be apart OR together , and get more visits from the cops than the local donut shop .
Anyone here recall when 2 Russian planes supposedly one of them flew into CA and the LAX radar went out for like a day or so? It was in 2014 April & garbled the computers They beamed the radar at LAX. But there was more to that storyline...There were 2 fighters one of the fighters after had made a tight turn to NW and flew out into the Pacific after flying into SoCal. I think it happened around 2013-2014? * April 2014 U2 Spy Plane scrambled the Computers at LAX but there was a lot more to that storyline*** So yeah they are always getting ready while China joining them on the recent mission near Alaska is a 1st for them and a significant tell on what they are aiming to do what they are getting ready to comprehend and do to USA. Seems China is pressed in a time line and slyly doing their due diligence for that moment of action. Great analysis S2U.
While I might not have woken upbworried about Chinese bomber missions, it was really interesting to see how you used open source intelligence to break down what for most of us was a 30 second news story with limited context.
That’s a high lvl of coordination between Soviet and Chinese air assets - solid assumption yet from a strategic perspective this is big news my friend.
Absolutely splendid assessment bro! This is the sort of information I try to get the average civilian to understand. (When asked) As a former air defender this “IPB” is absolutely essential in understanding how a war with Russia/China would begin. The fact that you compiled this intel through unclass sources and common sense means that our military with class sources would have made this same assessment with actual numbers and actual intel on locations, time, possible COAs etc. Marginal to medium concern…
@@zane812 What if China's actual target was Telos, the subterranean city located under Mt. Shasta and all geopolitics for the last 12,000 years have really just been an ongoing proxy war between Atlantis and Lemuria? 😎
Great analysis. The explanation of his thought process, open source data gathering, and logical sequencing/elimination of data is the equivalent to a $3k+ course in basic Intel. This kind of analysis is an 80%+ solution to 99% of Intel related questions.
Keep in mind that they did this while RIMPAC is going on. The biennial Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise scheduled June 26 to Aug. 2, in and around the Hawaiian Islands. Approximately 29 nations, 40 surface ships, 3 submarines, 14 national land forces, over 150 aircraft and more than 25,000 personnel will participate in RIMPAC.
Excellent job S2, I love this. You've taken all the lessons of the past and war gamed legitimate issues using open source intell. I'm hoping for more like this in the future. Thank you
Maybe I'm one of those weirdos, but I find this stuff very intriguing, and just a little scary. So thank you for this, and the extra time that you put into making this one.
New title for these segments : " Intel Update; Rabbitholes" with your host S-2. Although I think your average audience found this to be TOO INDEPTH... I thoroughly enjoyed it. My analytical brain works very much the same way.
Thanks for putting this together, in part one you perceived this to be long, boring and uninteresting but it is the opposite. So many of us don’t have a military mindset and this is stuff we like to know and learn about but have no idea how to find and gauge the info on our own. Thank you and your family for all the time sacrifice that has to happen for your channel, it’s definitely meaningful work that we all really appreciate
I've thought about this a lot since you're initial wire. The most likely reason being psychological and/or as a political statement. "We are absolutely willing to work together to fight you." Twenty years ago, I may not have cared what they thought they could do, but in the modern age, with current levels of readiness, I'm much more attentive.
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Absolutely spot-on analysis. From and old USAF Cold War warrior your math/numbers are accurate. It is noteworthy to point-out that the American F-35 & F-16, along with the Canadian F/A-18's pictured in the Russian MoD pictures are considered "short-range" interceptors. That alone indicates the Bomber and their Fighter escorts came from Forward Bases. GREAT STUFF sir! Keep it up! Stay Frosty folks.
With the assumed range of the standard H-6 flying out of anedear , and them wanting to get home after launching cruise missiles, I would say your analysis is pretty well thought out. BUT if for some reason the Chinese decided to "balls to the wall" during an attack and do the dreaded "one-way" strike, pretty much everything west of the Mississippi just went into their presumed strike envelope. Stay Frosty
Great explanation. I, of course, didn't go thru all the research that you had, but i had just assumed that china did take off from Russia. And now after yer explanation, it does cuz a lil bit of alarm.
So theoretically, they could reach within striking distance of a good portion of the minuteman sites that dot the upper midwest and the bases that support them.
Maybe I'm wrong but I don't see Russia as a threat, politicians use Russia as a buggy man, I'm 52 and I've seen Russia used so many times and nothing. If you look at Russia and USA joint ventures their are to many to count, they just count you never looking.
They needed us to come and rework the frozen oil taps after the “fall.” They need us more than they want to fight us. It’s always been like that. One of the reasons Europe is somewhat free and never became a red state on the wrong side of the curtain.
That in itself would be an amazing new capability seeing as the Badger has underwing hardpoints. However S2's solution to the problem is more likely, otherwise they could have flown to Guam to make their show of force.
Bladders don't have baffles, you don't want fuel sloshing around the interior fuselage in a bladder, it will destabilize the aircraft. Wing fuel cells have baffles to control sloshing.
@S2Underground there are vacant mountain Hanger Bunkers south of ukrenka, EAST Of Racoon city VERY ERIE SPOOKY place. Death sleeps there. From the triborder to the ranges ranges of Kamchatka. Nobody ever thought may 1980 was a rail gun round.
If one of those engines can be turned off, it would increase the range drastically. The engine placement close to the fuselage would make it much easier to control with one shut if, and the thrust of the remaining engine would not be that detrimental to control.
Facinating early/intel-analysis/hypothesis?! Sounds reasonable and logical to me as you presented it, so I'll tuck it away on a back-burning brain cell .... and share! Thank you, S2! ps: please, keep a'goin.
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S2 doesn't sleep.
He waits
On behalf of all of us on the mid watch, we salute you
Also Blackouts have occurred at the Paris Olympics. This started hours ago but incase no one has heard
Thanks for sharing this
@@boxypunkchick3357 At the time non-news reports started to filter in for us, it was up to 800+ areas affected. Could be a byproduct of the recent anarchy but might also be due to the demand from the devious antics at the Olympics.
Thank you for the heads up
@@WilliamShinal800 Areas or Districts? I have read about 2 to 3 Districts affected by the Brownout. Anyway, prior domestic violent groups attacked the rail systems so my assumption was that these events could have been related or lead to local electrical grids being affected / cut off from national grid points. What’s the actual situation there rn?
Heard about it myself. Major clean energy failure 👌
The battle for the artic has... WARMED up
2am wire whoa
I know right. Had to watch it asap
No doubt.
Woke up to take my nightly bladder void…
the answer is simple, h6 first fly to the russian air base. refill then pair up with the orcs to fly that trip. that version of h6 do have internal oil tank for long flight. that's why it can stay 5 hours in the sky and make sure the americans notice their existing. what can it do? not much. but what can they do to make you unhappy? very much.
👍 The whole time I was thinking about driving my pickup unloaded at highway speeds across the plains compared to driving with the bed loaded up or hauling a trailer in stop and go traffic in a city. Yeah operational range and max range are completely different. ✌️🇺🇸
@@luderickwong I would suggest you stop buying into the propaganda of using the word “orc” to describe fellow human beings; those humans just so happens to occupy a different piece of land.
This kind of dehumanization only serves to perpetuate hatred, division, and endless wars that solely benefit the military industry and central banks.
More significant than a weather balloon that captivated the public for weeks 👍🏻
God bless S2underground
Nice to have you on camera, even with a face mask. It's still nice to see a person behind the report.
Lots to think about at 2:30am! Thanks for keeping us updated.
S2 never sleeps!
You’re awesome man. Love these sitreps.
I know you've been on this all day. Thanks brother.
Friend, you sounded happier than I've heard in a while, and I'm glad for it! Thanks for bringing this to us.
ALL fuel, no cargo, but fuel.
Imagine a ceramic engine and the latest plasma tech for aerodynamics.
Dunno if anyone's got a composite engine like that.
Or was one plane a plasma ghost wing buddy
Yes. No payload. Bomb bay loaded with fuel tanks. Prolly doable. Not practical for delivery but makes a statement .
China is all about the optics .
No need to come up with a modern platform if you can just manipulate the board to enhance your current capabilities .
That is also very telling .
And we will see how long this current Russian fling lasts .
It's always been rocky , like the 2 lowlifes next door who can't stand to be apart OR together , and get more visits from the cops than the local donut shop .
Thanks for the great work!
As a former PACAF civilian with a clearance this is reasonable analysis and conclusion.
Anyone here recall when 2 Russian planes supposedly one of them flew into CA and the LAX radar went out for like a day or so? It was in 2014 April & garbled the computers They beamed the radar at LAX. But there was more to that storyline...There were 2 fighters one of the fighters after had made a tight turn to NW and flew out into the Pacific after flying into SoCal. I think it happened around 2013-2014? * April 2014 U2 Spy Plane scrambled the Computers at LAX but there was a lot more to that storyline*** So yeah they are always getting ready while China joining them on the recent mission near Alaska is a 1st for them and a significant tell on what they are aiming to do what they are getting ready to comprehend and do to USA. Seems China is pressed in a time line and slyly doing their due diligence for that moment of action. Great analysis S2U.
China has no motivation to enter a kinetic situation, they’ve already had a massive victory in the trade war
What ifs are basically war gaming and is important to see where your strengths are weaknesses may lie. Pretty cool thanks as always.
While I might not have woken upbworried about Chinese bomber missions, it was really interesting to see how you used open source intelligence to break down what for most of us was a 30 second news story with limited context.
That’s a high lvl of coordination between Soviet and Chinese air assets - solid assumption yet from a strategic perspective this is big news my friend.
Particularly when the Russians already consider themselves in a limited war with NATO.
Soviets don’t exist anymore.
Always worth listening to. Thank you, dude.
Truly appreciate the breakdown. Important stuff going on.
Absolutely splendid assessment bro! This is the sort of information I try to get the average civilian to understand. (When asked) As a former air defender this “IPB” is absolutely essential in understanding how a war with Russia/China would begin. The fact that you compiled this intel through unclass sources and common sense means that our military with class sources would have made this same assessment with actual numbers and actual intel on locations, time, possible COAs etc. Marginal to medium concern…
Thank you for your sitreps S2 ❤
Now this is the late night skitzo tinfoil hat shit I signed up for!
Nothing schizo about this
@@zane812 What if China's actual target was Telos, the subterranean city located under Mt. Shasta and all geopolitics for the last 12,000 years have really just been an ongoing proxy war between Atlantis and Lemuria? 😎
@@Shin_Lonastill won't convince me to pay my taxes..
@@tadghostal8769That's what the 50k extra employees are for.
Normies keep moving, this is a schizo neighborhood!
I'm a vanilla civvy dork and I find this plenty interesting. I wish more people were paying attention. Carry on.
Night shift edition! I dig it!
Great analysis. The explanation of his thought process, open source data gathering, and logical sequencing/elimination of data is the equivalent to a $3k+ course in basic Intel. This kind of analysis is an 80%+ solution to 99% of Intel related questions.
Thank you
Keep in mind that they did this while RIMPAC is going on.
The biennial Rim of the Pacific (RIMPAC) exercise scheduled June 26 to Aug. 2, in and around the Hawaiian Islands. Approximately 29 nations, 40 surface ships, 3 submarines, 14 national land forces, over 150 aircraft and more than 25,000 personnel will participate in RIMPAC.
I didn’t know that. Thanks for sharing.
Is that biannual? As in every two years?
Thanks, S2 👍
Long live the underground. Long live the people
And Long Live the Fighters 😚
@@nightfury6836 Sempre.
Excellent additional content. Keep it coming! 👍🏻
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Midnight broadcast then S2 Udg? What a treat!
Sameee d00d
Thanks for the 2 part video. There is lots of great information here.
Excellent job S2, I love this. You've taken all the lessons of the past and war gamed legitimate issues using open source intell. I'm hoping for more like this in the future.
Thank you
Good stuff S2A!
Excellent analysis. Keep em coming.
Awesome insights into the thought process if nothing else. Thanks
Outstanding analysis! This needs to be shared far and wide. 💥👊🏼💪🏻🇺🇸🙏🏻🌏🌍🌎☮️
Yay part 2! I need my s2 fix. Thank you!
Listen, sleepy time < wire time.
Wait, people sleep at night?
Absolutely correct
As always thank you S2 for keeping us updated
I'm surprised Canada didn't let them flyover and land.
Lol honk honk
Trudeau might allow the Chinese to do so, but never the Russians.
@@va3svdTraitordo asked if he could fly along too, but was rebuffed!
😂😂😂
@@va3svd The Canadian oligarchy will bend the knee to anyone, really.
Maybe I'm one of those weirdos, but I find this stuff very intriguing, and just a little scary. So thank you for this, and the extra time that you put into making this one.
New title for these segments :
" Intel Update; Rabbitholes" with your host S-2.
Although I think your average audience found this to be TOO INDEPTH... I thoroughly enjoyed it. My analytical brain works very much the same way.
You said it, it's training until it's not. People need to pay attention.
Your own government is more of a threat to your freedoms than China or Russia.
2am and here for it ooga booga
GOD BLESS YOU
I think your if’s and assumptions are pretty spot on.
They tested a theory and it probably proved true
Thanks for putting this together, in part one you perceived this to be long, boring and uninteresting but it is the opposite. So many of us don’t have a military mindset and this is stuff we like to know and learn about but have no idea how to find and gauge the info on our own. Thank you and your family for all the time sacrifice that has to happen for your channel, it’s definitely meaningful work that we all really appreciate
Thanks for keeping us informed.
Appreciate you pushing out another great video on informing us what is going on around the world with our enemies
The entire point was to show that Russia and China were flying together.
Thus proving the “leapfrog” ideas.
this channel is a gem.
I've thought about this a lot since you're initial wire. The most likely reason being psychological and/or as a political statement.
"We are absolutely willing to work together to fight you."
Twenty years ago, I may not have cared what they thought they could do, but in the modern age, with current levels of readiness, I'm much more attentive.
"No views", 7 comments, and only 2 comments visible.
RUclips dumb.
Shytes HOT like a CaR fire. No visible house explosions noted recently.... glad those 5 to 7 folks are safe.
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We're watching in the shade.
Thank you for putting this stuff out.
Absolutely spot-on analysis. From and old USAF Cold War warrior your math/numbers are accurate. It is noteworthy to point-out that the American F-35 & F-16, along with the Canadian F/A-18's pictured in the Russian MoD pictures are considered "short-range" interceptors. That alone indicates the Bomber and their Fighter escorts came from Forward Bases. GREAT STUFF sir! Keep it up! Stay Frosty folks.
Last time I checked, 7200 / 2 = 3600 and not 3100 (Encyclopedia Britannica estimated CR). I know it was the night shift, but....🤦🏼♀️🙄
@@FluffyRAM Watch it again, Bingo reserve. You don't want to run on fumes.
@@FirstDagger Very true.
@@FluffyRAM Yes. I should have said, close enough for government work.
@@FirstDagger
Agreed, but 1000 km worth of 'reserve'...? 🤷♀️
I use Janes fighting ships for accurate info, they have an aircraft version as well
This channel makes me wish I had enlisted back in the day. First-responder radio training/experience just doesn’t cut it…
Terribly Tactical channel suggested your channel. He was not wrong. Subscribed.
Thank you from SoCal
As always thanks for the update billy
With the assumed range of the standard H-6 flying out of anedear , and them wanting to get home after launching cruise missiles, I would say your analysis is pretty well thought out. BUT if for some reason the Chinese decided to "balls to the wall" during an attack and do the dreaded "one-way" strike, pretty much everything west of the Mississippi just went into their presumed strike envelope. Stay Frosty
Incredible rundown. Thank you.🇺🇸
My first thought was where did it come from? Great insight! Keep up the great work
Great analysis as always. Thanks for your efforts to keep us informed!
Can we come along? Nyet! Can we come along? Nyet! Can we come along... Fine!
Chop chop....!!!
...Sticks 🥢🥡
I’m sitting here wondering how hard it is to eat caviar with chopsticks. 😂
@@The_Red_Off_Road Lol
Great explanation. I, of course, didn't go thru all the research that you had, but i had just assumed that china did take off from Russia. And now after yer explanation, it does cuz a lil bit of alarm.
Nice & informy!
Excellent video…would love to see more like this
So theoretically, they could reach within striking distance of a good portion of the minuteman sites that dot the upper midwest and the bases that support them.
You are on point my friend! Thank you for your knowledge 🙏
Plenty interesting to me! Thank you for the explanation! 👍👍
This feels like pre war fallout lore
I couldn't imagine sleeping on a plane so loud it can be detected on sonar... underwater... while it's in the air
Great information
Retractable refueling nozzles are weaker than solid spear ones, all the points where it retracts are weak points
Maybe I'm wrong but I don't see Russia as a threat, politicians use Russia as a buggy man, I'm 52 and I've seen Russia used so many times and nothing. If you look at Russia and USA joint ventures their are to many to count, they just count you never looking.
They needed us to come and rework the frozen oil taps after the “fall.” They need us more than they want to fight us. It’s always been like that. One of the reasons Europe is somewhat free and never became a red state on the wrong side of the curtain.
Exactly
"The population need an enemy".
Look, look they are dangerous, everything is about Russia...!
They forgave Clinton's looting in the 90s and early aughts, but I wonder if a half million dead in Ukraine has gotten their steam up.
Globalists running the bidden regime are far more harmful to our interests
Thank you, S2.
You need to be titling Tom Clancy books with these video names you're coming up with. Bravo
This was interesting. Thanks for the info!
B52 re-engine is getting 30% better fuel economy, or 50% better at same range hauling less fuel.
Lower payload
Purple light saber you earned.
Did ten years army guard in a rotorwing unit. Airfield familiarization was ALWAYS the first five flights for any new pilot to the unit.
If only our government would report the truth, but nah! S2 does it! Thanks friend, great insight!
Very interesting stuff. Thank you for your very well thought out analysis, S2!
Super interested in this kind of content, I live in the Pacific theater so its nice to get good updates for this part of the world
2am, I'm up anyways
An ominous first step.
What if the Chinese put fuel blaters inside the Fuselage.?
Exactly
That in itself would be an amazing new capability seeing as the Badger has underwing hardpoints.
However S2's solution to the problem is more likely, otherwise they could have flown to Guam to make their show of force.
Bladders don't have baffles, you don't want fuel sloshing around the interior fuselage in a bladder, it will destabilize the aircraft. Wing fuel cells have baffles to control sloshing.
Bladders
I learn so much when you do these break downs. Awesome job... S2 is an Invaluable asset! TY! 🙏🏼
Perfect for my lunch break right now lol. If only it were better news.
@S2Underground there are vacant mountain Hanger Bunkers south of ukrenka, EAST Of Racoon city VERY ERIE SPOOKY place. Death sleeps there. From the triborder to the ranges ranges of Kamchatka. Nobody ever thought may 1980 was a rail gun round.
As an Aussie, we’re dealing with a very delicate balance of trade vs diplomacy on a razors edge.
🇷🇺🇨🇳🫣🇦🇺🇺🇸
You’re the intel nerd we need in this messed up world.
If one of those engines can be turned off, it would increase the range drastically.
The engine placement close to the fuselage would make it much easier to control with one shut if, and the thrust of the remaining engine would not be that detrimental to control.
Facinating early/intel-analysis/hypothesis?! Sounds reasonable and logical to me as you presented it, so I'll tuck it away on a back-burning brain cell .... and share! Thank you, S2! ps: please, keep a'goin.
Good insight. Logistics rules the battle field. ❤