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The most amazing are the ones you don't even know about that have not been declassified for civilian view. These weapons and vehicles we see and gape at in awe, are really cast offs each country shows off to give an impression of their military might. The ones that are worked on now, no one knows of, and most likely never will till something much better is designed.
I have no idea what conversion tool you were using @1:30, but to be clear: >>> 56" * 2.54 = 142.24 cm >>> 18" * 2.54 = 45.72 cm >>> 8" * 2.54 = 20.32 cm
I just paused here to tell the stupid person that added that graphic. My yankee friends over the pond, A standard 12" ruler is 30cm. Close enough if you were guessing. If you want false information, subscribe to BE AMAZED. Be amazed by the incompetence here. It seems this channel needs a PG rating to prevent children believing this BS !!. Rant over. Thanks for correcting them someordinarytripper !!!
Back in the 90's there was a show called "Beyond 2000". They featured advanced civilian tech as well as military. A lot of the things in this video where on it meaning these tech's are all 20+ years old.
ANY person who has military training knows, that if a banned weapon exists, it's potential to be used in FULL survival combat exits. It just depends on HOW grave the situation is. If you think survival is a no win situation and circumstances call for it, total denial of a position CAN result in called in friendly fire for example.
US deploy many illegal weapons before the World ever come up with laws to forbid it. US just deny it ever existed. I'm pretty sure the other BIG 2 does the same. Who knows if the Star War programs under Reagan are in full swing.
Military training is underneath a code so fearless man please shoot me or shoot ur self . sold friers are soul Dyers. We are upon isn't a weapon. Uma take over all brain and body connection for future war. Peace
The guided bullet idea came into being years before in a movie stared by Tom Selleck, called Runaway. The self guided bullets not only never missed, they exploded upon hitting their target. Interesting to know these actually came into being, at least they don't explode, yet.
@@matthewbeatty889 For a military weapon, five rounds doesn't sound to ideal to me. I can understand it having that limitation if it was a civilian weapon, but military? Or am I missing something?
I love how they decided to take the scene from Call of Duty ghosts Champaign where you get to play as Riley/colin and see his point of view and now they made into real life
Hang on us Brits had done this (laying the matting ) back in the 70’s for the Harrier force. The Royal Engineers used PSP (Pressed Steal Plate) already linked together in a roll place on the back of a 4 ton lorry with a guide at the front which was fitted just before laying the PSP roadway down to act as a runway for the Harrier to take off from. They fitted the guide then positioned the lorry at the start of where the runway should go and swivelled the roll round, they would then pull and unroll the PSP over the guide to under the front wheels. When everything was checked the driver would then have to accelerate to optimal speed and unroll the PSP along the designated track and stop as soon as the unroll had completed. The RE’s would then move in with the steel pins to lock and anchor runway in place. The next iteration was replacing PSP with PAP (Pressed Aluminium Plate) for a lighter more stiff runway. The German Bunderswier obviously came along and carried on to the next iteration for general heavy vehicle use and remounting the roadway on the lorry in a different way. Brilliant but not the first.
12:26 The Phasr was stopped at the Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate and never fielded, instead opting for the Meyers mil-exempt "Glare LA-9/P" non-lethal visual disruptor. Built from the same research, a commercial compact police and security visual disruptor from Civilian Warfighter called the "Cerberus" is now available as well.
I look at the tech that we had in the 70s and can’t help but wonder what we have today that’s classified. Technology has BOOMED over the last 50 years. Kind of scary to think about
Considering all the greatest minds have gone Into banking and social media apps.... Some new financial instrument that no one understands... intentionally.... combine with tinder...
@@bearup1612 yeah, I picture a lot of unmanned stuff with a combination of AI and controllers sitting in a bunker somewhere safe far away from the action like our drone operators now.
Well it’s rumored Tesla had invented what he called the “death ray” prior to his death/detainment…and said one room wasn’t in his personal belongings sent home
I actually saw the honey comb tires on a service vehicle (looked like golf cart) in an hospital in brampton city canada. I was absolutely amazed because i never thought I will actually see this tech in reality in my life time. I read about it first time back in like 2004............the employee become really uncomfortable after seeing me touching the tires......lol.......he had no idea what was the big deal.
Here's one that should have been included in this video: the CBU-105 Sensor Fused Weapon cluster munition. Look it up. Some engineers had a lot of fun creating that weapon!
I would add My appreciation too for the format you provide. I especially note that you grasp what are awesome conceptuals being developed, that have traction, ad few downsides. I saw recently other programs stuff poor concepts that are only animations were included in their reels, and that they are not discerning for thier audience in the first place, well... that puts me off. So keep up the great work and refined quality of your reels.
Or just stop when you're safe and knock the dirt out with a stick or something before continuing. I do that with mud and snow on my trucks as it is cause snow packed spokes will cause all kinds of imbalance Edit: I wouldn't worry about the weight but i would worry about the amount of vibrations it would cause creating an unsafe driving condition. But like I said. Pull over when you're safe and clean em out
@@rautamiekka Mud is no problem, even if those holes were full of mud, that would not be significant weight, and because of how those holes contract while moving, mud can't stick at least not too much mud.
@@rautamiekka in a fight you should always look for an escape if forces are too much. But in a dire situation off balance tires are my least of worries.
I shudder to imagine the day when lasers and nuclear bullets are being used. Imagine a sniper bullet containing mini nuclear bomb aimed at just one tank in a convoy of armored vehicles and personnel. Or stealth drones carrying mini tactical nuclear bombs and laser guns. Nearing the end of times.
nah thats all not bad as its meant to increase accuracy. the real bad stuff hopefully wont be revealed in our lifetimes (until 2120 or whatever xD), like nasty bio or chemical weapons, nano bot swarms. however, those drones u describe could be devestating if combined with autonomic AI
Different countries' military advancements in a nutshell: Sweden: Years of development later, We made a highly advanced stealth tank that can transform into a moose! Germany: We made a portable road dispenser truck! Russia: *_B I G !_*
"It's 100x quieter than a helicopter and the military can't wait to get their hands on them. Because they have huge potential for missions involving medical evacuation, fire fighting, disaster response and humanitarian relief operations." Yeah, right. Those are the things the military is thinking when they see a quiet aircraft.
When heard that statement I was shocked that that supposed "flying car" could be actually called a flying car when the flying car looks more like a helicopter than a car. I honestly do not know people think we have invented the flying car when there hasn't been anything invented that looks like a car but can be used for flight. Every supposed flying car that has been invented also doesn't drive on roads. A car is made to drive on roads otherwise the car would be called a helicopter or a plane. If there was a flying car invented then that flying car could not only be driven on land but the flying car could also be used like an airplane. In the tv show the Jetsons, the vehicle that the Jetsons used was more like a type of aircraft then a flying car.
There's another mine clearing vehicle it uses chains that rapidly spin around to trigger mines it's also pretty good for demolition given the weight of the chains and how fast they're spinning they can take down buildings and pretty fast
That sounds like a "flail tank" from WW2, with a rotating horizonal shaft having four sets six chains, with 9# weights. These would beat the ground, tear out barbed wire, and detonate landmines. They have remote controlled bulldozers so equipped for the same purpose in former war zones, to save civilians from leftover land mines. (This, among other innovations, was invented by a British combat engineer named Percy Hobart, and was effective for UK troops at Normandy---The US generals thought it a joke, labeling one of "Percy's Funnies").
The item about the none pneumatic tyre was brilliant, I am actually very surprised that this type of tyre or wheel has not got much further than this. I would imagine that the tyre companies are very much against it BUT possibly could get aboard if development continues as the amount of used tyres in the world now is unbelievable, and something that could totally beat punctures would be a world beater even with run flats currently used. Good documentary. Thanks for this.
Two issues remain ... they're noisy, particularly at speed, and while they deal with damage up to a point, they do fail if that point is exceeded, usually taking the wheel, if not the running gear with them.
Have we developed antigravity, @@paulosbornept7523 ? Repulser lift field-effect drive? No? Then we keep working on tires. The machines still need to move, and while the wheel is old tech ... it's STILL the best we've got. And until someone comes up with unstable-molecule pseudo-polymer semi-fluid solid tires, getting a flat is going to be an issue unless we don't NEED to keep the damned things full of something.
@@miketheskepticalone6285 I wasn't clear, keep developing the technology, several labs are working on this, maybe another one will have better luck., I've seen these on tractors and some heavy equipment. The military is not too concerned about comfort, apparently durability is still an issue.
The M1150 is amazing, only thing it’s lacking is an unmanned turret heavy gun, these things got assaulted in Afghanistan regularly , not to any real danger to its crew as they are armored above anything out there but be nice to have a single crewman operating a .50 from its safe cabin while taking AK potshots . They should also attack old 105 barrels for decoration , scare off anyone in sight even if in operable in my opinion
Or just go back to an actual tank with a mine plow attachment. I ran a mine plow for years as a tanker. I frickin loved the plow on my M1A1 Abrams Tank.
The study and development of military technology serve as a driving force for economic growth and innovation. By investing in these advancements, we contribute to our nation's strength and prosperity.
The tank bot? Nah... we turned it into a protected wetlands vehicle.... just a much smaller version. Allows us to cut out pathways through cat-tail swamps, etc. 4 of them. Also, they make "infrastructure" so to speak, for airboats
24:06 Overspecialization, bawd. Make a system that's adaptable, with a pod that can house whatever the mission is. Resupply => Ammo pod/Cargo pod. Reconaissance => Electronics pod. Drone release/carrier => Drone pod. Also smaller drones can be used effectively for the same. "But, they can't evac people." "Yes they can."
An automated helicopter. The U.S. Navy experimented with the concept in the 1960s. On its first test flight it performed almost flawlessly, except that when the controller ordered it to return it flew out to sea and headed for the horizon, and was never seen again.
UN Press release: "You are not allowed to use lasers to blind people on the battlefield. We would prefer you continue to use guns, bombs, knives, bare hands, spoons, blunt objects, genetic manipulation, and chemical agents, or whatever else you find laying around"
It might not be so long till we see most of the military comprised of robots and driverless vehicles. This is both good and bad for the future. On the one hand its good not needing to send so many soldiers to die but on the other hand the lack of risk in human lives will make countries more willing to wage war.
Didn’t terminator start under this premise? Also have you seen the “robot dogs” now being deployed to search people and vaccine compliance? Much scarier than war.
You forgot Odin (orbital defence initiative) the space weapon in earth’s orbit that drops tungsten rods the size of telephone poles and with the help of gravity, can make contact with the earth making the devastation equivalent of a nuclear bomb
1- that's a plot device from a GIJoe movie. 2- It's against international treaty to install weapons of mass destruction in space. 3- Conventional weapons are exponentially easier to deploy and far more accurate with targeting.
The "REX SPECS" could also in theory be used on Troops for Real time Combat Display to Command. Imagine being able to have on the ground Vision from the eyes of the Commander of each Unit. All they have to do is REMOVE the Little ears on the mask, and its fine... Even leave the Collar battery pack because it would REDUCE neck wounds for the Commanders as well.
The blacked out windshield of the helicopter remind me of another video I saw where the Air Force had developed technology in the helmets of the pilot where they can actually like look down and instead of seeing the floor of the cockpit they can see the ground below the aircraft I thought that was pretty awesome little bit scary I thing id feel more like like Wonder woman flying her invisible jet but still awesome technology
I draw futuristic vehicles most with intimidating names however the giant hovercraft reminded me of a vehicle I created very recently know as the Aquatic Reptile. A large, mobile base that can travel on water and ground also while holding up to 10,000 personnel and over 500 super heavy armoured vehicles at a substantial speed for its weight. It was also loaded to the brim with other tech some of which real, some of which not such as Infrared, large auto cannons and 100 mm turrets, sonar systems, vehicle bays, emergency abandonment vehicles such as land, water and air vehicles and a large quantity of other tech I can’t be bothered to mention. Vehicle was originally built for a friend and for a small book project I’m working on called HELL FIRE.
@@brentstephens4081 not really. More a giant ship about the size of New York with caterpillar tracks on it. It’s not my only one either. I have other drawing of stuff like that I’ve came up with over the years.
@@brentstephens4081 I try to make them as overpowered as possible without making them incredibly stupid or a pain to draw. Yes I draw all the vehicle I create
Honestly I love watching these videos and all your content in general but I know a few of the things you have mentioned are already in military use and some are even publicly available like airless tires (mainly used on construction vehicles)
Wow that boat-tank landing craft thing is straight from Command and Conquer. Makes sense, its a good idea to have a marine landing craft that can drive up on land.
26:24 I cannot believe this baby is my favorite next-generation next big thing! Just like the Jetraiden Sisters, Princess Candy, Sweet Mayhem, Sci-Fi Starina, DaiTenku Jetixa, Vic Viper Viperina, Space Princess Christina, and various other Exoskeleton-class Antane-RVEGette Girls, so I'll add that to my list, as well! ❤❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍 There's only one solution, the Spikeyvincibles' exosuit was no longer connected to the core, in fact, they were permanently 100% Charged battery, so there's no chances of charging up the exosuit. And it kept in exoskeleton closets, safe and sound, extremely safe and sound. 😏😏😏😏😉😉😉😉😏😏😏😏😉😉😉😉😏😏😏😏
Almost everything in the video is 10 to 60 years old and most are obsolete and failed. Right now L3 Harris is top dog in electro optics future development. Shooting around corners will be done with L3s new optic that links with the new ENVG (enhanced night vision goggle) those 60 degree corner guns failed and never saw the hands of operators. They were canned in the prototype phase just like magpuls briefcase sub gun.
The Question about the size of laser guns ,it would depend on the power source . They might have a hard time making a hand gun laser that has alot of power. But who knows what of tech we really have
The Tweel has been sold and used for a while now. I'm not sure what the main hold up in popularity is. It's still being developed just like every other tire made is in constant development. I suspect looks and the manufacturers and shops would rather we keep the more consumable tires.
That game conflict of nations. Jus like an old PC game I used to play as a kid. I had my grandma build me a beast tower for like 1800 bucks just to play it and I tell ya I've played a lot of games but I'll still choose my child hood game over any other ever made. Command and conquer red alert revolutions. And generals zero hour. Them games just like the one u explaining. But way more intense with way more options. Took me almost my whole child hood just to be able to get good at it. Esp online play against others that are stupid good. Witch wasn't much. There be times I'd wait for days until the server found some kid on the other side of the world to play ya. Then the battles would last hrs days sometime weeks. Unbelievable experience. This makes me wanna hunt the C&C games down again. Their so rare I'd be afraid to touch it if I ever got my hands on another C&C cd
Quick note. Faltstraßengerät (sounds like Falt Strassen Gerate) no “b” sound in there. That B shaped letter is called a “scharfes es” or “buckel es” or “Eszett” depending on where you’re from and has the same sound as a double s in English and other languages.
@@RandomMe508 i See, a man of reason ☝🏻. Then add the time Freezer If thats possible and its Not existing all at once already. Id fear the time Freezer most
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Thes is cool.
Gud video I love con I’ve played it for a year
do i wanna?
I feel I gained 3more brain cells from this video
INTRO - 0:01
SPONSER - 0:25
TACTICAL TECH(THE THUMBNAIL) - 1:26
BRILLIANT BAZOOKA - 3:05
IRL AIMBOT - 4:15
TANK BOAT - 5:40
THE MINESWEEPER - 7:18
TIRELESS TIRES - 9:02
CORNER COPIA - 10:58
THE PHASR - 12:27
THE FIRE SCOUT - 14:10
K9 VISION - 15:53
THE GHOST TANK - 17:32
THE MOTHERCRAFT - 19:33
MEGA MAT DEPLOYMENT - 21:24
TAKING TO THE SKIES - 22:46
THE FLYING JEEP - 24:45
HUMAN 2.0 - 26:25
THANKING THE SPONSER - 28:20
I LITERALLY HAD TO WRITE IT DOWN AND COMMENT
I DIDNT EVEN EDIT THIS THING
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Dayum job well done. Respect level 1000
The most amazing are the ones you don't even know about that have not been declassified for civilian view. These weapons and vehicles we see and gape at in awe, are really cast offs each country shows off to give an impression of their military might. The ones that are worked on now, no one knows of, and most likely never will till something much better is designed.
I agree, most of these will be failed startups that have been rejected by the military and are trying to boost their profile to prospective buyers.
I have no idea what conversion tool you were using @1:30, but to be clear:
>>> 56" * 2.54 = 142.24 cm
>>> 18" * 2.54 = 45.72 cm
>>> 8" * 2.54 = 20.32 cm
Yes ... i was like wtf 4 by 2 x) no so intimiidating
That makes more sense, I can't read imperial, so I'm chilling here like, huh thats a small man
I just paused here to tell the stupid person that added that graphic. My yankee friends over the pond, A standard 12" ruler is 30cm. Close enough if you were guessing. If you want false information, subscribe to BE AMAZED. Be amazed by the incompetence here. It seems this channel needs a PG rating to prevent children believing this BS !!. Rant over. Thanks for correcting them someordinarytripper !!!
i was gonna say that lol
the only thing i do in inches is TV's. and i can tell you my current TV isn't roughly 5 or 6 cm.
Back in the 90's there was a show called "Beyond 2000". They featured advanced civilian tech as well as military. A lot of the things in this video where on it meaning these tech's are all 20+ years old.
ANY person who has military training knows, that if a banned weapon exists, it's potential to be used in FULL survival combat exits. It just depends on HOW grave the situation is. If you think survival is a no win situation and circumstances call for it, total denial of a position CAN result in called in friendly fire for example.
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Or like US, you deploy them anyway ignoring the Geneva conventions.
US deploy many illegal weapons before the World ever come up with laws to forbid it. US just deny it ever existed. I'm pretty sure the other BIG 2 does the same.
Who knows if the Star War programs under Reagan are in full swing.
Or you can be quiet, because you have no clue what you are talking about. Troll
Military training is underneath a code so fearless man please shoot me or shoot ur self . sold friers are soul Dyers. We are upon isn't a weapon. Uma take over all brain and body connection for future war. Peace
The guided bullet idea came into being years before in a movie stared by Tom Selleck, called Runaway. The self guided bullets not only never missed, they exploded upon hitting their target. Interesting to know these actually came into being, at least they don't explode, yet.
And the bad guy was Gene Simmons from kiss.
Why would a Hollywood homosexual need that in a movie ?
@@leakybagofmeat8734 Omg, I totally forgot about him!!! He played an awesome kick ass baddie! Think I'm going to rewatch that now lol.
take a look at the XM-25
@@matthewbeatty889 For a military weapon, five rounds doesn't sound to ideal to me. I can understand it having that limitation if it was a civilian weapon, but military? Or am I missing something?
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I love how they decided to take the scene from Call of Duty ghosts Champaign where you get to play as Riley/colin and see his point of view and now they made into real life
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Bro i was fenna say that 😭
Bro i was fenna say that 😭
@@DakotaZ162 😂
Or the advanced warfare with the exo suits
Hang on us Brits had done this (laying the matting ) back in the 70’s for the Harrier force. The Royal Engineers used PSP (Pressed Steal Plate) already linked together in a roll place on the back of a 4 ton lorry with a guide at the front which was fitted just before laying the PSP roadway down to act as a runway for the Harrier to take off from. They fitted the guide then positioned the lorry at the start of where the runway should go and swivelled the roll round, they would then pull and unroll the PSP over the guide to under the front wheels. When everything was checked the driver would then have to accelerate to optimal speed and unroll the PSP along the designated track and stop as soon as the unroll had completed. The RE’s would then move in with the steel pins to lock and anchor runway in place. The next iteration was replacing PSP with PAP (Pressed Aluminium Plate) for a lighter more stiff runway. The German Bunderswier obviously came along and carried on to the next iteration for general heavy vehicle use and remounting the roadway on the lorry in a different way. Brilliant but not the first.
I can argue this is probably not even their top technology on the market
No where close a lot of this stuff is year's old
Sweden: “we made a stealth tank”
As a War Thunder player, why does this not surprise me?
It's just Sweden in the game being op and underpowerd
Sweden makes wack tanks and no I don't play I'm a history geak
12:26 The Phasr was stopped at the Joint Non-Lethal Weapons Directorate and never fielded, instead opting for the Meyers mil-exempt "Glare LA-9/P" non-lethal visual disruptor.
Built from the same research, a commercial compact police and security visual disruptor from Civilian Warfighter called the "Cerberus" is now available as well.
what happens if the crim is wearing sunglasses ?
Wall mirrors could be a problem
I look at the tech that we had in the 70s and can’t help but wonder what we have today that’s classified. Technology has BOOMED over the last 50 years. Kind of scary to think about
Considering all the greatest minds have gone Into banking and social media apps....
Some new financial instrument that no one understands... intentionally.... combine with tinder...
Imagine the weapons that will exist when our grandchildren’s grandchildren go to war.
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they wont go to war they will be playing video games and killing the enemy. Or they will be back in the early 1900s type warfare
@@bearup1612 yeah, I picture a lot of unmanned stuff with a combination of AI and controllers sitting in a bunker somewhere safe far away from the action like our drone operators now.
Well it’s rumored Tesla had invented what he called the “death ray” prior to his death/detainment…and said one room wasn’t in his personal belongings sent home
I actually saw the honey comb tires on a service vehicle (looked like golf cart) in an hospital in brampton city canada. I was absolutely amazed because i never thought I will actually see this tech in reality in my life time. I read about it first time back in like 2004............the employee become really uncomfortable after seeing me touching the tires......lol.......he had no idea what was the big deal.
Our MRAP tires had those and the air system would kick on refilling them lol. It was pretty cool.
Here's one that should have been included in this video: the CBU-105 Sensor Fused Weapon cluster munition. Look it up. Some engineers had a lot of fun creating that weapon!
I've seen that on a show a long time ago. It's a cool weapon.
We appreciate you compiling everything in a 30 minute video rather than a million parts like other people does.
or a "slide show" with 4 ads per minute, which would take 3 years to get through the whole thing
yeah they does !
We.? other peoples does..
Dont forget to take your knee pads off when you finish
I would add My appreciation too for the format you provide. I especially note that you grasp what are awesome conceptuals being developed, that have traction, ad few downsides. I saw recently other programs stuff poor concepts that are only animations were included in their reels, and that they are not discerning for thier audience in the first place, well... that puts me off. So keep up the great work and refined quality of your reels.
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The tire one presents a problem, though: if it's filled with mud, it takes many times more power to keep moving.
Just add sides, and spart from say a few compartments from bullet holes, it'd be finr
Or just stop when you're safe and knock the dirt out with a stick or something before continuing. I do that with mud and snow on my trucks as it is cause snow packed spokes will cause all kinds of imbalance
Edit: I wouldn't worry about the weight but i would worry about the amount of vibrations it would cause creating an unsafe driving condition. But like I said. Pull over when you're safe and clean em out
@@MattDaBoneless In a fight you don't have that luxury.
@@rautamiekka Mud is no problem, even if those holes were full of mud, that would not be significant weight, and because of how those holes contract while moving, mud can't stick at least not too much mud.
@@rautamiekka in a fight you should always look for an escape if forces are too much. But in a dire situation off balance tires are my least of worries.
The “ß” is actually pronounced as “ss”. Take note.
1:30 You sure that gun is only 4 times 2 cm long? I think it's supposed to be 20 times 40?
I shudder to imagine the day when lasers and nuclear bullets are being used. Imagine a sniper bullet containing mini nuclear bomb aimed at just one tank in a convoy of armored vehicles and personnel. Or stealth drones carrying mini tactical nuclear bombs and laser guns. Nearing the end of times.
Explosive rounds are already here 😭😭 but like fr , I’m sure they are in development.
nah thats all not bad as its meant to increase accuracy. the real bad stuff hopefully wont be revealed in our lifetimes (until 2120 or whatever xD), like nasty bio or chemical weapons, nano bot swarms. however, those drones u describe could be devestating if combined with autonomic AI
I watch these vids in school sometimes when there is no homework or it’s free time
Omg the ghost tank, I cannot believe how cool that is, cool camouflage tech. A lot of armoured moose indeed lol
Different countries' military advancements in a nutshell:
Sweden: Years of development later, We made a highly advanced stealth tank that can transform into a moose!
Germany: We made a portable road dispenser truck!
Russia: *_B I G !_*
* T H I C C !
J U I C Y !
Denmark: are you guys developing weapons
@@zeekerprime3633 Sure, we making a giant helicopter look like a hummingbird.
So much hum that you cant even imagine that we are already sitting fools.
The precision and firepower of modern military weapons are truly remarkable.
"It's 100x quieter than a helicopter and the military can't wait to get their hands on them. Because they have huge potential for missions involving medical evacuation, fire fighting, disaster response and humanitarian relief operations." Yeah, right. Those are the things the military is thinking when they see a quiet aircraft.
Especially useful is the silence in fire fighting. Finally you can hear the trees cracking from the fire even inside!
What they really think is : "OH BOY, FUN NEW STEALTH BOMBER MAKD COUNTRY GO BOOOOOOOOMMM"
When heard that statement I was shocked that that supposed "flying car" could be actually called a flying car when the flying car looks more like a helicopter than a car. I honestly do not know people think we have invented the flying car when there hasn't been anything invented that looks like a car but can be used for flight. Every supposed flying car that has been invented also doesn't drive on roads. A car is made to drive on roads otherwise the car would be called a helicopter or a plane. If there was a flying car invented then that flying car could not only be driven on land but the flying car could also be used like an airplane. In the tv show the Jetsons, the vehicle that the Jetsons used was more like a type of aircraft then a flying car.
O ya i know exactly. Jean great minds think alike especially when they turned the red cross to a green cross....
Man, few years from now FPS games will look like Sci-fi
There's another mine clearing vehicle it uses chains that rapidly spin around to trigger mines it's also pretty good for demolition given the weight of the chains and how fast they're spinning they can take down buildings and pretty fast
That sounds like a "flail tank" from WW2, with a rotating horizonal shaft having four sets six chains, with 9# weights. These would beat the ground, tear out barbed wire, and detonate landmines. They have remote controlled bulldozers so equipped for the same purpose in former war zones, to save civilians from leftover land mines. (This, among other innovations, was invented by a British combat engineer named Percy Hobart, and was effective for UK troops at Normandy---The US generals thought it a joke, labeling one of "Percy's Funnies").
Amazing video as always 👏
Yes I was Amazed
The most dangerous weapon in the world is a marine and his rifle... Full Metal Jacket
The item about the none pneumatic tyre was brilliant, I am actually very surprised that this type of tyre or wheel has not got much further than this.
I would imagine that the tyre companies are very much against it BUT possibly could get aboard if development continues as the amount of used tyres in the world now is unbelievable, and something that could totally beat punctures would be a world beater even with run flats currently used. Good documentary. Thanks for this.
They exist, you can even buy them now, but apparently they are not very comfortable to drive with.
Two issues remain ... they're noisy, particularly at speed, and while they deal with damage up to a point, they do fail if that point is exceeded, usually taking the wheel, if not the running gear with them.
18 million grant and 10 years development. Time to move on.
Have we developed antigravity, @@paulosbornept7523 ? Repulser lift field-effect drive? No?
Then we keep working on tires. The machines still need to move, and while the wheel is old tech ... it's STILL the best we've got.
And until someone comes up with unstable-molecule pseudo-polymer semi-fluid solid tires, getting a flat is going to be an issue unless we don't NEED to keep the damned things full of something.
@@miketheskepticalone6285 I wasn't clear, keep developing the technology, several labs are working on this, maybe another one will have better luck., I've seen these on tractors and some heavy equipment. The military is not too concerned about comfort, apparently durability is still an issue.
You can't ban the cat when the cat is already out of the bag
The M1150 is amazing, only thing it’s lacking is an unmanned turret heavy gun, these things got assaulted in Afghanistan regularly , not to any real danger to its crew as they are armored above anything out there but be nice to have a single crewman operating a .50 from its safe cabin while taking AK potshots . They should also attack old 105 barrels for decoration , scare off anyone in sight even if in operable in my opinion
Or just go back to an actual tank with a mine plow attachment. I ran a mine plow for years as a tanker. I frickin loved the plow on my M1A1 Abrams Tank.
@@leakybagofmeat8734 They did that in ww2 so i'm sure it will work
The study and development of military technology serve as a driving force for economic growth and innovation. By investing in these advancements, we contribute to our nation's strength and prosperity.
Just so you know, the ‘b’ in faltstrabengerat is actually a double ‘s’ in German
ẞ - called the "ess-zed" (close enough) iirc. Google keyboard is really good for accented and unusual letters (and this was from the English one).
I'm pretty sure Schutzstaffel doesn't have a 'b' in it.
I learned it was a double s sound when looking up how to spell "Sheiẞe".
Danka
Good thing we're in the US
The tank bot? Nah... we turned it into a protected wetlands vehicle.... just a much smaller version. Allows us to cut out pathways through cat-tail swamps, etc. 4 of them. Also, they make "infrastructure" so to speak, for airboats
man i think the fire scout is what the personal radar in modern warfare is based on
24:06 Overspecialization, bawd.
Make a system that's adaptable,
with a pod that can house whatever the mission is.
Resupply => Ammo pod/Cargo pod.
Reconaissance => Electronics pod.
Drone release/carrier => Drone pod.
Also smaller drones can be used effectively for the same.
"But, they can't evac people."
"Yes they can."
Wow, some of these are just insane. Great video as always. Love it!
Human reactions and discipline will never be replaced by tech.
An automated helicopter. The U.S. Navy experimented with the concept in the 1960s. On its first test flight it performed almost flawlessly, except that when the controller ordered it to return it flew out to sea and headed for the horizon, and was never seen again.
That was a LAMPS helo.
It got hijacked by UFO of US.
@@tr1bes Lol most likely said f this im not returning it SPONTANEOUSLY Grew Con science and mc flew it.
You can create weapons that will tear them to shreds but don't you dare try to blind them.
Very groovy content! Keep it up y'all rock!
haven't heard that word in a while 😂
"groovy" huh? ok...
THE FIRST ONE MIGHT BE THE WORLDS FRIST RAIL GUN
BAE Systems developed rail guns 10 years ago.
Those look insanely brilliant and deadly😯
Just think...these are just what we know about, I'll bet some truly mind blowing tech is a secret.
These weapons are pretty good but who remembers the pure terror of the AS7-D Atlas?
Thanks!
The goal of war is to force enemy to negotiate peace on your terms.
Those tires were designed to get through Baltimore.
Baltimore city should be eliminated
I'm the only one who got confused at "tireless tyres"? Shouldn't it be "Airless tyres"? xD
UN Press release: "You are not allowed to use lasers to blind people on the battlefield. We would prefer you continue to use guns, bombs, knives, bare hands, spoons, blunt objects, genetic manipulation, and chemical agents, or whatever else you find laying around"
Screw the UN
It might not be so long till we see most of the military comprised of robots and driverless vehicles. This is both good and bad for the future. On the one hand its good not needing to send so many soldiers to die but on the other hand the lack of risk in human lives will make countries more willing to wage war.
Didn’t terminator start under this premise? Also have you seen the “robot dogs” now being deployed to search people and vaccine compliance? Much scarier than war.
You forgot Odin (orbital defence initiative) the space weapon in earth’s orbit that drops tungsten rods the size of telephone poles and with the help of gravity, can make contact with the earth making the devastation equivalent of a nuclear bomb
Rods from the gods. 12 in a pack Tungsten 20 foot. Dont know diameter they are Nu clear i do believe.
1- that's a plot device from a GIJoe movie. 2- It's against international treaty to install weapons of mass destruction in space. 3- Conventional weapons are exponentially easier to deploy and far more accurate with targeting.
@@Astraeus.. call of duty ghost has it and it’s called Odin, gi has it the same year too so idk
21:35 the ß isn't a B. It's a sharp S sound.
Just like Ä ≠ A, Ö ≠ O and Ü ≠ U it's one of the four special characters in German
The "REX SPECS" could also in theory be used on Troops for Real time Combat Display to Command. Imagine being able to have on the ground Vision from the eyes of the Commander of each Unit. All they have to do is REMOVE the Little ears on the mask, and its fine... Even leave the Collar battery pack because it would REDUCE neck wounds for the Commanders as well.
The Swedish CV90120 happens to bare the name of it's Ikea product code. It's been designed to be built by two people and an Allen key.
90210 the area code for beaverly hills. Or is it 90120 ???
@@peterparker9286 Tori Spelling, or Jennie Garth may be able to answer that.
Probably one of your best videos
WHAT HAPPENED TO THE INVISIBILITY CLOAKS AND THE TANKS THAT HAVE THE INVISIBILITY CLOAKING TECHNOLOGY??I SEEN THAT TECHNOLOGY OVER 4YEARS AGO.
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The blacked out windshield of the helicopter remind me of another video I saw where the Air Force had developed technology in the helmets of the pilot where they can actually like look down and instead of seeing the floor of the cockpit they can see the ground below the aircraft I thought that was pretty awesome little bit scary I thing id feel more like like Wonder woman flying her invisible jet but still awesome technology
I draw futuristic vehicles most with intimidating names however the giant hovercraft reminded me of a vehicle I created very recently know as the Aquatic Reptile. A large, mobile base that can travel on water and ground also while holding up to 10,000 personnel and over 500 super heavy armoured vehicles at a substantial speed for its weight. It was also loaded to the brim with other tech some of which real, some of which not such as Infrared, large auto cannons and 100 mm turrets, sonar systems, vehicle bays, emergency abandonment vehicles such as land, water and air vehicles and a large quantity of other tech I can’t be bothered to mention.
Vehicle was originally built for a friend and for a small book project I’m working on called HELL FIRE.
So a hovercraft aircraft carrier?
@@brentstephens4081 not really. More a giant ship about the size of New York with caterpillar tracks on it. It’s not my only one either. I have other drawing of stuff like that I’ve came up with over the years.
Sounds good mate
@@brentstephens4081 I try to make them as overpowered as possible without making them incredibly stupid or a pain to draw.
Yes I draw all the vehicle I create
Technology is so freaking cool!
In German, the ß (Eszett) is used in place of the double S. So at 21:31 it would be something like Faltstrassengerät instead of FaltstraBengerät.
Honestly I love watching these videos and all your content in general but I know a few of the things you have mentioned are already in military use and some are even publicly available like airless tires (mainly used on construction vehicles)
Wow that boat-tank landing craft thing is straight from Command and Conquer.
Makes sense, its a good idea to have a marine landing craft that can drive up on land.
We used the DUKW in WW2 and later. This one looks faster, but is it in production yet?
@@robertbrowning7556 its probably a concept up for review. I havent watched the vid in a month, I forgot which country even has it lol.
Love it
26:24 I cannot believe this baby is my favorite next-generation next big thing! Just like the Jetraiden Sisters, Princess Candy, Sweet Mayhem, Sci-Fi Starina, DaiTenku Jetixa, Vic Viper Viperina, Space Princess Christina, and various other Exoskeleton-class Antane-RVEGette Girls, so I'll add that to my list, as well! ❤❤❤❤🤩🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍😍 There's only one solution, the Spikeyvincibles' exosuit was no longer connected to the core, in fact, they were permanently 100% Charged battery, so there's no chances of charging up the exosuit. And it kept in exoskeleton closets, safe and sound, extremely safe and sound. 😏😏😏😏😉😉😉😉😏😏😏😏😉😉😉😉😏😏😏😏
this is very impressive but very scary if this are used in an actual war.
I live in the US that is the most American thing ever
Do not follow rules
The US is crazy man
The best military equipment is Russia's nukular misle which can fly in space and then back do ehrt directly at the target
Just use *Nukes* that simple but you gotta think about the consequences or else *WW3* 😳
This is the best narrator
Almost everything in the video is 10 to 60 years old and most are obsolete and failed. Right now L3 Harris is top dog in electro optics future development. Shooting around corners will be done with L3s new optic that links with the new ENVG (enhanced night vision goggle) those 60 degree corner guns failed and never saw the hands of operators. They were canned in the prototype phase just like magpuls briefcase sub gun.
*A fantastic video , great channel !*
Conflicts of Nations is a great game, only make sure you have like a week to a month to play it, very detailed games.
I believe that in a few years, the exoskeleton suit that was once used for doing mundane task well eventually become a new armor suit
The Dog google is awsome. It makes the dog look a lot cooler. Should make one for the cat too.
Imagine being in combat and hearing “THEY HAVE AIMBOT GET DOWN!”
The Question about the size of laser guns ,it would depend on the power source . They might have a hard time making a hand gun laser that has alot of power. But who knows what of tech we really have
7:19 how is this insane this tech was literally used in WWII for minefields
considering the Corp is thinking about phasing out tanks, I think that floating prototype might hit the chopping block
I'm quite convinced that military technology is much, much further ahead than that, but certainly, don't tell anyone about it
24:46 the CAB is NOT 19 feet wide. That is the width of the overall vehicle
THIS IS COOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
*All these Military Acronyms crack me up!😅🤣😂*
The Tweel has been sold and used for a while now. I'm not sure what the main hold up in popularity is. It's still being developed just like every other tire made is in constant development. I suspect looks and the manufacturers and shops would rather we keep the more consumable tires.
That game conflict of nations. Jus like an old PC game I used to play as a kid. I had my grandma build me a beast tower for like 1800 bucks just to play it and I tell ya I've played a lot of games but I'll still choose my child hood game over any other ever made. Command and conquer red alert revolutions. And generals zero hour. Them games just like the one u explaining. But way more intense with way more options. Took me almost my whole child hood just to be able to get good at it. Esp online play against others that are stupid good. Witch wasn't much. There be times I'd wait for days until the server found some kid on the other side of the world to play ya. Then the battles would last hrs days sometime weeks. Unbelievable experience. This makes me wanna hunt the C&C games down again. Their so rare I'd be afraid to touch it if I ever got my hands on another C&C cd
Very good!
I want tireless tires to be used by ordinary people.
All the technology is crazy.
Quick note. Faltstraßengerät (sounds like Falt Strassen Gerate) no “b” sound in there. That B shaped letter is called a “scharfes es” or “buckel es” or “Eszett” depending on where you’re from and has the same sound as a double s in English and other languages.
This video is going to be absolutely hysterical in about 50 years. 😆
Well that is some really good stuff , thanks and really good job and video.
The fact that the US is looking into an actual "Battle Bus" doesn't surprise me at all.
Prepare for the zombies too
That ghost tank technically has infinite drip
I learned from this video that, Octagons truly are the bestagons
All of them are amazing 😮😮😮
I work on equipment and we’ve had airless tires for decades on reach forks and man lifts,booms they are just expensive. No one overseas invented them.
The best weapon is the entire world that no one can avoid : "Never gonna give you up"
how about a gamma ray cannon, or a big crunch inducer?
@@albertfcb6654 well then its among them ;)
@@RandomMe508 i See, a man of reason ☝🏻. Then add the time Freezer If thats possible and its Not existing all at once already. Id fear the time Freezer most
The time Freezer could be already in progress we would have No way of detecting unless we physically detect the device until infinite 0 freeze
But dont whine now it doesnt exist otherwise it would most likely already exist