Nothing Seems to Beat the Virginia-class Submarines
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- The Virginia class is a class of nuclear-powered cruise missile fast-attack submarines, currently in the military service in the United States Navy. Designed by the General Dynamics's Electric Boat and the Huntington Ingalls Industries, the Virginia-class submarines are the American Navy's latest undersea warfare platform which incorporates the latest in stealth, intelligence gathering and weapons systems technology.
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You can totally understand why Australia opted to buy these instead of the French subs once we made them available.
Is there any contract to "buy" this type of vessels ?
@@totorvdr5994 No contract yet, Australia has 5 different options. Buy an existing UK (Astute) or US (Virginia) sub, buy the yet to be built SSN(X) or SSN(R) class, and lastly to build a completely new sub derived from US and UK components. Buying Virginia class seems the most likely since it can be done sooner than the SSN(X) or SSN(R) and has a more efficient nuclear reactor to the Astute. However, nothing is locked into place. I believe that have 18 months to come up with a definitive procurement plan.
Because France was about to provide first sub in 2032 but USA will provide earlier so USA back stabbed its great ally France by making Australia cancel the deal
@@yrreport earlier : which year?
@@totorvdr5994 lending already functional submarines while the contracted ones are being built means immediately following agreement
Retired submariner son! Things have really changed since when my dad was in from the 70's to 90's. He did 20 years.
I just got out in 1999 and they gained an exponential advantage on Russia
What Class US Sub did your dad serve Los Angeles Class SSN or OHIO Class Sub SSBN ?
@@robertomanalo6346 He served on a Lafayette class boomer the USS Lafayette ssbn 616, USS Queenfish a Sturgeon Class SSN 651, USS Cincinnati a LA class SSN 693 and the USS Buffalo another LA class SSN 715. Ive been on his subs when in port but never at sea. I was young from newborn to 6 or so when he was on his last 2 subs. Hell i was on one of his subs and my mom a daycare kid and i were rushed into the XO quarter because a fire broke out. Turns out a vacuum caught on fire. Another time it had rained and i was goin down the ladder and fell back first on to the floor. But i loved being on them
nice dude, i went to the intrepid museum a few years back and got to inside the USS Growler. it was an awesome experience to be inside but I dont think i can handle being inside that thing for months at a time, lol
@@BLACKAAROW I’ve been in an old ww2 us sub... haha hell no.
My dad works on the Ohio class and Virginia class submarines. Makes me proud.
Dam right!! Thank your dad for me! We are counting on him.
👍❤️
Do you need bouncers?
Because it's long, hard, and full of seamen
and black
XmojotronX austin powers reference
XmojotronX and it’s 100s of feet long ;)
Exactly how it should be to beat it!
Then y is the navy using it if it is so masculine
3:09 Thats my old boat, video taken in 2015.
The SSGN project made those subs carry more missles than most nations have.
It's why zombie movies are so stupid. There will be a nuclear sub somewhere on earth that will rain hell on earth, and survive to rebuild.
I mean people could just wear fucking armor in a zombie movie .
That would be the Ohio class boomers that got converted to ssgn. Not Virginia class.
I miss the good old days. Being in my rack reading the latest Tom Clancy novel. Learning all about submarine warfare. I was on the USS SPIEGEL GROVE LSD-32. In the Gator 🐊 Navy at that time.
They should develop SAM's that can be launched from the Virginia class. With it data linked into an asset like an F-35 they could ambush enemy assets long before they could ever see the F-35.
Sounds like what they are doing with the latest SM-6 modification, which can also be used for long range surface attack. The ERAM is an amazing weapon.
@@patricksutfin9374 Someone that has a good idea whats going on :)
These things have like 50 tomahawk cruise missiles.
I could not live that close to other people for as long as these folks do. props to them
Yeah, me neither, and my ears would be killing me. That's why I never went airborne either. 😜
@@phil20_20 Ok Phil your name is down for grunt duty you hit the beach first.
It's not easy. There's always a couple who don't act right. I had a thief on my first boat. They let him off easy too.
We should allocate twice the current budget in order to build and develop new submarines. Keep those engineers and builders busy. Each dollar spent on the USN submarine fleet has a very high return on investment. It takes a very hardcore kind of man to serve aboard a submarine. Everyone likes to to talk about SEAL teams and fighter pilots, but for me it's the USN submariners that have my highest respect and admiration. They are men among men! It requires high intelligence, maximum professionalism, extreme sense of duty, putting their civilian lives on hold, and in general having huge balls and ice in their veins!!
what return on investment?
@@truepatriot5425 Dollar for dollar, man for man, these subs are the best bang for buck. Powerful modern navies rely heavily on submarines. These subs threaten ballistic missile subs as well as other attack subs, AND they can protect carrier strike groups. Not only that. They gather some of the most sensitive intelligence information and are nearly constantly in a war-like state of readiness. In other words, they do their job whether they ever engage in combat or not.
We’re already doing that with Columbia class and SSN(X). There’s also the constant research into outfitting current boats with new tech. I was a submariner, the submarine fleet is amazing but the politics in our greater military really is something else and makes me worry about our readiness in a formal war.
@@truepatriot5425 The peace they keep, the sea lanes they keep open is the investment that they guarantee to the average world citizen.
Please don’t keep me busy. Building these things is an absolute pain
Can't wait for the new SSN 797 Iowa ship to be made!
BB 61 USS Iowa would be proud.
Im attached to SSN 797, she wont be water bound for quite a while
That ship torpedoed at 3:35 appears to be ex HMAS Torrens, which was actually destroyed by Australia’s first Collins Class submarine HMAS COLLINS back in ‘96 or thereabouts
Australia should lease some of these retired subs. As a temporary measure until the Australian built subs arrive.
Uber subs ?
I absolutely love watching the relentless progress of weapons technology. If we coulf put as much thought, effort and money into peace as we do to war, I wonder what the world would look like?
But I am no fool, and I understand the requirement to be as well armed as possible.
I can not help but feel a mixture of awe and pride at these wonderful, beautiful things we have built, and I enjoy few things more than learning the details of their designs, construction and use
Preparing for war is what keeps the peace.
@@REDVETTExxx Si vis pacem, para bellum
Peace through superior firepower
You would have someone like Adolf Hilter in charge of the entire planet, and conservatives would be extinct.
@@dundonrl No, I am actually dedicated anti fascist, and have no desire for war, or to see such magnificent and truly devistaing weapons used, and no desire to see people hurt.
These have been described as the most complex machines on the planet and I cannot find any disagreement w/that statement! The engineering that goes into these boats is incredible!!!
You’ve just sold eight to Australia - the yanks come through again god bless y’all
Spacecraft designs are partly based on submarines. At least the survivability part.
when they were showing that that sub is got to be coated with so much stealth probably reminds me of the f-35 coating as well as the b-2 bomber way2go USA
basically rubber tiles
They've coated subs with rubber tiles for decades.
Just you wait for the *West Virginia Class Submarines*
Promiscuous Crab *2A supported*
Damian *Sic Semper Tyrannis*
Promiscuous Crab Time to put Virginia’s governor behind bars, Texas is with Virginia let’s go! MURICA 🇺🇸
There sub failed.. the candles ran out of oxygen things got bad..
That state is aids
4:02 is that an Xbox controller?
Yes! it was proven to be easier to use something most new personal was already familiar with... old, old news..
Not just navy. Army utilize it as well.
yep
It’s so he can 360 no scope other subs!
@@biguncle554 lol i was on a virginia class SSN 779 i did not see it we were in dry dock
Kilo class still shiver spines of many submariners.
Seawolf smokes this sub. Good thing they are both on our side.
Yeah it’s a shame a bunch of the part makers are no longer in service to replace needed parts on the seawolf’s. Wish we had more boats too.
Photonic mast! Sounds like a glow in the dark wanker! The SeaWolf is insanely fast. Had a buddy who worked at Groton. To bad they were so expensive. HY 100 steel hull which gives it the ability to go deeper than you would expect.
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Simply the best. Electric Boat in Groton CT is the birth place of nuclear sub. They invented it. No county has more experience..
Simply the second best. For the best you need the Astute.
We'll see when my Star Fleet arrive
The Virginia class is a great boat but it’s not as quiet as the Astute class and has to have a larger crew, the Astute has the worlds best sonar suite which the US wants to have for its own Navy.
You sure about that? Only someone who's sailed against both of them and tracked both of them in identical circumstances can say which is quieter. (doesn't matter really, the Seawolf class is the quietest attack submarine out there, bar none).
your just jelous it wasn't named after your state
Hey u wanna here a fun fact.. penguins can swim way deeper than some submarines
They are adding a laser to the mast to attack enemy aircraft! I was reading about it the other day. Now that is amazing.
One of the best sub. Behind the seawolf class
love your video
Some of the boats in this video have a curvature on the forward surface of the sail where it meets the hull and others have none, just a right angle of the sail into the hull. Different classes of boat, or completely different submarines.
The boats without the curve are the Los Angeles class.
Surprised you found a clip showing the screw. Was pretty classified when I was still in...
Australia needs a couple of those Los Angeles class boats so we can train up on them before we get our new subs under AUKUS.
The LA class is need reactor refueling soon. its not viable
Virginia could use one of these right about now
Nothing can beat the Virginia class submarines....how come HMS Astute could track one off the US coast from the English Channel?
There are many fish_boats in the '''English' Channel ...
Because it was reciving data about the Virgina from the USS Enterprise NCC-1701E in space....
the Russians still play crazy Ivan the difference is its now part Russian navy doctrine lol:)
Still talking Hogwash with the intelligence of a Neanderthal. Yassen Class sub Bitch... So advanced and powerful, a US admiral got a hard on over it and got a model of it, placed outside his office.
DUMB ARSE
@@jubeiorigami4096 Hope that sub doesn't sink itself like Russian subs seem to have a habit of doing. Did they put reactor shielding on this one or are the crews still considered expendable?
Did you notice the two dolphins or porpoises at 6:59?
I am proud of participating for 14 those boats.
Pride comes before a fall.
Virginia does not have propellers, it has a pumpjet.
ruling the waves. 🇺🇸
And with all this technology we still manage to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory.
Russia's lone aircraft carrier chuckles "I'm in danger"
You know that carrier was decoy.. once this submarine launch missile theyre submarine will counter attack
@@nadzrinpuad1283Russian decoy on scraping yard all ready.......
Best computer generated voice I've heard yet.
Moto Rick , it’s a real person, it says so on the intro picture and shows a pic of the narrator
lol
Thanks Sam. 👍 🇺🇸
I also produce “thrust” at slow speed
Gregg Seltzer not funny. Go sit in the corner until your hair grows back.
Bahahahaha
R the Seawolf or Virginia class subs better?
Brother what do you think of PLA's Type 095 Submarine?
A Virgina Class with Ballistic Missles: fascinating. 🤔
I'm sorry, but at 00:41, is that sub missing huge chunks of its stealth coating? I've heard they've had problems with it but I would think a sub in that condition would be an invitation to Russian (or Chinese) acoustic identification...
Happens a lot, it gets replaced.
Am I the only person who Is scared to fight a submarine
Just use or develop air to water missiles. Drop them from the sky and let them dive in to their target
Just call fisticuffs
why there are always sixteen years old boys running these submarines?
@@Xyleryx they exist, torpedoes have been dropped from planes and helicopters for years some with passive and active tracking.
@@lenny108 only people dumb enouhh to get in one
still, diesel subs were still able to penetrate a carrier strike group during exercises
You do know Diesel have much better noise reduction not having nuclear reactors to keep cool? Diesel are also much more likely to have already been detected at range, and have very limited range. So unless your the defending Nation with them, they are not very useful. What if your diesel refueling boat is sunk? How will you get in position 1000 miles away?
@@rogersmith1408 by your first sentence's logic, diesel sub is harder to be detecedt, plus small form factor. the US navy has bases around the world, deployment of diesel subs in Europe for example instead of virginia would levy a hhuge burden to the nuclear fleet
@@trungnguyenhoang6821 We have bases around the world, not Navel ship yard. Diesal has to surface every day its out to sea. Its only effective as a defensive weapon. In real life situation it would be targetted by air assests and killed long before its in range of any strike group. War games dont always look at the big picture.
Edit: Its more ideal for our Eu friends to field such ships
@@rogersmith1408 German U Boat now last a whole month fully under water. the point here is a chunk of all sub duties can be ezly fulfilled with diesel subs at 25% of a Virginia class, mission enhanced by deploying 3 at a time from oversea bases.
Australia could do with eight of these subs ASAP. But would be prepared to a lend lease situation as in WWII. Also upgrading the collins class with Tomahawk long range land attack missiles.It's time to stop the pretense & arm them, nuclear tipped.
ASAP = 2050 !
00.38 that’s a French Navy Suffren class SNA
So they are using X-Box game controllers on the most advanced submarine (4:04)! Can I ask a question: Where is the interior video footage from? I would like to watch it - Thank you!
4:05 real life worlds of warships 😂😭✌️
The Los Angeles class was good enough to detect the red October!
1:57 It also has EYES
Your speech so clear
I wish Tom Clancy was still alive to write some books with these virginia class submarines.
I am very disappointed that we didn't get a good look at the propeller.
The shadows of the seas, the ones that go up your ass... i mean torpedoes!
Submarines are good facilities for training young soldiers but modern warfare happens slightly in a different way.
That shows you know nothing about warfare. 70% of the planet is covered by water and with international trade, it's going to be used one way or another. Submarines are one of the best ways to control those waters that the trade happens on.
Because the expert professionals who sail them on patrol. The warriors in the silent service
Graaawton Ct. not Growton lol Good stuff here though (Groton)
I noticed the same thing - was in New London 3 yrs in the Coast Guard, so it is burned into my consciousness.
Ive been to the Pock there in Graaawton. Pocked ma cah when I goes to da bah.
@@station08 YA DUUDE. Wiccckkekr coooooal
Cover propeller replaced by water dynamic dispersion
Excellent news that Australia will purchase five of them.
Block "V" production. Or block "5" in case you are wondering what the hell block "V" was.
Wait a sec there... you pulled that intro word for word from the Wikipedia page.
Arleigh Burke should likewise ad "Arleigh Burke Payload Modules" like that of the VPM to increase its firepower to counter China or any adversaries. China's destroyer is now packing missiles equal to that of the Ticos. Just saying.
I live next to where these are made in New London Connecticut. The big green building is right outside my window lmao.
Nice, I work in Newport helping develop the newer VPM Virginia’s
@US Military News
its pronounced Gr-ot-on CT i was stationed there for sub school and one a block two sub the USS new mexico before she moved down the Virginia
太強了
God bless America. Be the strongest forever, always stay well ahead
9:12 silly police, you can't pull this thing over!
to stand in with USA…
Hopefully more Virginia class submarines will be deployed to south China sea, regards from Jakatta
Your government is not happy about Australia getting this submarines
@@tblk3747 Who said that ? Happiness does not depend on submarines ha ha ha
Russia : " LAUGHS IN TYPHOON-CLASS "
Tbh neither sub would be laughing after firing it's load.
Different role. Ohio class would be closer.
Your Narrator The Typhoon class is a ballistic sub not an attack sub. It’s also just about to reach its expiration date, there’s only one left in active service. Russians moved on to the Borei Class and Delta class ballistic submarines. Their inventory consists of 3 Borei and 7 Delta class subs in service. The US has 18 Ohio class ballistic submarines in active service.
@@zombieepx1933 they still have 3 in service but 1 is active.
Tyhoon class is an icon of the cold war . It was an impressive and good-looking sub. But I don't know if it fits the 21st high tech demands.
Only thing that can beat the Virginia class is the seawolf class
Only thing that beats the Seawolf is the Astute class sub.
What up with the xbox controller at 4:05?
They use them for Reaper drones and other remotely controlled weapons.
They use them to control the micro scope and they also use them to guide the submarine. They are only doing that cause the navy is full of young kids so they are sure they will be familiar with a controller.
New COD Killstreak Leak?
Nate Stevenson Keep it quiet Nate, you aren’t supposed to tell it to anyone! We’re turning the US into a full on military force, the world is ours!
Because Microsoft is huge in defense software.
Those sailors should be apart of NASA/SPACEX push for long-duration missions to the moon and then Mars.
Nothing does! I build the nuclear propulsion units for these =)
These things should be a source of pride for every American. IMO, the most complex and sophisticated machine ever built by human beings. Only 70 years ago, this was pure science fiction. Even today, when I tell people we have a nuclear powered submarine that can rain down more TNT than all the bombers combined in ww2, on any country in the world, by the time we’re done with our lunch break, people are shocked. Also, these weapons are the reason why the Cold War never turned hot.
I'm pretty sure the seawolf is still more complex and was built like 20 years ago.
@@Bitchslapper316 I meant nuclear submarines in general. But, yeah, you're right. Every new generation is even more complex and deadly.
I'm scared of it!!
Watch out for destroyers and anything anti submarine. Also stealth bomber aircraft can do mass destruction and are stealthy as well.
Its hard to detict because its a nucliar reactor
Some people like the Sea Wolf class and believe it is more capable.
From what little we know it is better, but it's also aging tech at this point. Sea Wolf in todays money would be like 10 Billion a ship. I'm sure people would choke on that price point to mass produce
It's probably similar to F-22 vs F-35. Certain things done better by each.
Glad we're going British or American,the French deal was a friggin joke .🇦🇺
The Americans build part or most of British subs.
"Nothing Beats..." except Swedish subs who snuck right past but we won't worry about that.
Probably wouldn’t sneak past a seawolf
FYI its GROTON is pronounced GRAAA-TON NOT GROOO-TON.
I was going to mention that.. lol
💪🏼USA🇺🇸USA💪🏼
😂 Hahahihiho us military, navy are world's biggest pussys always need nato in every war 😂 us can't even go to war alone against Iran 70 generals wrote to trump and said that USA can't win a war against Iran
Only in Hollywood dude😂😂
"Beat" The only way to prove if they are beatable or not.. We would need to be in a full on nuclear launch. You know.. The scenario where nobody wins.
Yeah'...I've heard that, before. 🤔
"To be the best, you gotta' beat the best," says 'Slick' Rick Flair
I have to say this !The R.N. submariners are very good.The Swedes subs are also very hard to track.Something about their propulsion systems.
True, but not Blue Water. They have no range or speed. How do you get them to a contested area? But yes, some super stealthy sub's exist outside the USA. Virginia class may have some kind of secret silent drive from what I have read. Still hard to make a silent nuclear reactor however, but thats what gives speed and range, and endurance.
@@rogersmith1408 They have a pump drive, instead of a conventional propeller. To make the reactor quiet, you use natural circulation instead of a pump for the coolant water. You can't use it under full power but at low power it works quite well.
@@dundonrl I thought they were using a sterling drive system. So no reactor at all
Toy ducky in the ocean compared to those USO’s everyone saw
What about Seawolf?
Seawolf is a superior platform but government contracts and poor political decisions led to the crap that is the Virginia class
Been there done that....
where is this info coming from?
Vacuum fabric skin can neutralize sonar with constant air osmosis sucking all signal include infrared and uv and electrodynamic absorbing shield spectrum blending signal camouflage keep same signs as underwater ambient
Swedish Gotland class sub (HMS Gotland) has joined the chat
Using Sterling engines was brilliant. Well done Sweden. Now please stop sinking our carriers!
That cause it has not faced the mighty navy of Nauru.
the added section is to reduce us from dying from the new missile system to our tomahawk tube don't flood all at once and sink and not to return its to keep us safe when the sub breaches thats for emergencies if the tubes still fwd. the fwd ballast tanks would not act like we just filled them up with air and sink
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typhoon class submarines are paying attention