Air Defense System Shooting Down Incoming Jets - C-RAM CIWS in Action - F-35 A-10 - Simulation
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- [Zone 3000] Air Defense System Shooting Down Incoming Jets - C-RAM CIWS in Action - F-35 A-10
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At the end of the day, you gotta remember that C-RAM stands for Counter Rocket Artillery Mortar, meaning it fires on objects that arent going to turn unpredictability like an aircraft. SAMs and AAMs (Surface to Air/Air to Air Missile)are much more suited to take down an aircraft due to the fact that it can adjust its vector in mid air, while a bullet obviously cannot. This is a great example of the saying “use the right tool for the right job”
I agree. But realistically this would never happen anyway, no CIWS would operate without SAMs and no fighter would ever get that close without being shot to pieces by SAMs first. With that said, high powered directed energy weapons could shoot down fighter aircraft, and a railgun could as well if firing a guided projectile combined with a proximity fuse. Both of which are likely to be developed within the decade.
Exactly !!
So this is definitely not real right
Also a lot of confusion between C-RAM and SeaRAM, the latter of which is on warships and is designed to handle everything from hypersonic cruise missiles to maneuvering jets at CIWS ranges.
NERD!! but seriously tho if you really think about it. how far we gone in our technology for the military is absolutely jaw-droppingly. For example, Isreal's Iron Dome is super fucking cool and an amazing piece of work. And we've got even more insane shit like fucking railguns ( work in progress but still )
imagine chilling at home 1928371924 miles away from this war and get hit by a rain of missed C-RAM bullets
I believe they explode after a certain distance from the source
the thought is funny, but I am pretty sure the ammo explodes after x amount of seconds or distance traveled or something.
That was my first tought…
@@TheUnbenchable1 bullets don't explode every dot of light you see there's 4 bullets you don't see
@@scootersonlyrepair6773 the CRAM uses 20mm MPT-SD rounds which, in fact, do explode. they are all tracers and they explode when the tracer burns out
Even though it's a video game, it just hurts to see how much ammo was wasted. 😅
edit: thank you for 1K likes, this was very unexpected 😅
xDDD
It actually hurts
its- a game?
@@Repy460 yes, lol 😅
Ouch! You are very right, wow!
For those who don’t know, every round is actually a 20mm sabot containing a tungsten penetrator. With a fire rate of appx. 3000 rounds a minute, that’s a good deal of devastation down range.
now where can i get one to shoo off pesky insects during back yard bbqs
I had no idea a gun like that could shoot 50 rounds per second ;-;
When the weapon of war can shoot my salary every minute.
proxy fuse would be better
@@lemunt4906 75 in others
I thought this was real life for a solid 3 minutes until I thought about how much ammo that would take
you and TV presenters in Romania, who actually showed this footage and claimed it was part of the Ukraine-Russia war...
Well, I noticed a Tree changing it's Model when the Zoom altered within the first 54 Seconds, also trhe Jet-Movements and Explosions felt a little odd so I looked for Some LOD-Changes in Models.
i knew it was a game the first second of the video
@@alpinro Nice trolling
@@alpinro Since when?
I think it's funny how many people don't realize that this is a video game.
+ there could be news dudes who wanna sell that to the viewers as real. There were already one of them.
The jet exhaust looked very real. I didn't realize it was a video game until I saw the jets light up unusually bright after being hit.
Video game?
Unfortunately
Which game ?
3:25 is when the real action starts.
"real action"? 😎👍
You really are luck little fella.
3:31 I just knew it before that the Jet there was about to get hit and go down there like "oh S**t".
Like when the plane had to fly straight toward it to get shot
F35 shot rocket on RAM and on 3.25 there nothing
I can't imagine there'd be many things more terrifying to a fighter pilot than getting locked onto by a C-RAM
Considering if you're a fighter pilot, you probably have no intention of ever being near a C-RAM, which means if it's shooting at you, you had no idea it was there. Either that or it's no shit WW3 and you're accepting that you're going to by flying into the C-RAM WEZ.
Yes there is one, loose his children.
C-RAM aren't designed to take down fighter jets. Their main purpose is to shoot down incoming / indirect fire artillery rounds, i.e. rockets & mortars.
@@SaveDaLastZombie Correct. And they are not good at tracking aircraft because of the changing flight pattern. A battleship would never waste ammo using this as a primary defense.
ThE gHoSt Of KiEv!!!
" How many ammo do you want for one plane? "
" Infinite may be not too bad i think "
"we took down the aircraft!!!"
"But at what cost?"
"4million bullets and a noise complaint!"
There’s 3 types of people here
-Those that think it’s real
-Those that know it’s a game
- *Foreign language I can’t understand*
4 kinds. the fourth is the kind that knows this is a game but equates it to real life as if this would be the same scenario and circumstances in which this device operates.
やあやあ
我こそは理解できない外国語
I am 1
Thats spanish xd
Muito bom seu comentário
In a real scenario, that amount of CIWS ammunition would've cost you 10 lifetimes and then some
@@babawethu6111 he means the amount of time the AA shot would be costy irl
bruh those barrels would melt long before all that ammo got through it.
10 lifetimes = 10 people? thats priceless to the government.
@@cmdann8 The amount of money it (would cost irl) in average wage cash, that's an impressive amount to spend all in a few moments.
@@EvilNeonETC Coulda just used a missile anyway lol. Shit that's what the C-RAM is designed to do, shoot down missiles on a straight flight path coming at or over you, rockets, or artillery rounds. They can be used to shoot down aircraft or slow moving air targets, or light boats in the water, (C-WIS), but again it's not their job. Their job is the last line of defense against missiles and rockets. This video is kinda dumb.
"it costs 400,000 dollars to fire this weapon for twelve seconds." -Heavy
some nerd will reply to this comment and be like “Ok, if the average cost of one bullet is 8$, and the ciws fired 2048109 bullets, (i know this, because i served in the military for 82 years) then the cost would be 100,000$. Research before you comment.”
@@realherobrine5636 So just saw your comment and literally looked it up, took about 1 min. The 20mm ammo the CIWS use is $30 per round at about 4,500 rounds per minute, puts you at 135k for a minute of shooting.
400,000 people paying 1 dollar
@@Gnarlio real
@@realherobrine5636 Ok, if the average cost of one bullet is 8$, and the ciws fired 2048109 bullets, (i know this, because i served in the military for 82 years) then the cost would be 100,000$. Research before you comment.
Very well made simulation...looks extremely realistic....🔥🔥
Yeah but the bad graphics make it to obvious
This isn't real??? What is it?
@@TheNatscrat a book
Tem um monte de gente acreditando que é real 😂😂
I was a c-ram operator out on telic 11 with the British army royal artillery in 2007 -08 it's good to know that the land based phalanx guns are still out there. As the ones we had were cannibalised of us/UK naval warships.
Awesome sight when working correctly but terrifying in sound as it was very loud when discharging rounds.
This is a simulation, possible that you knew already but if you didn’t here’s the heads up .
I didn't realize they had two different types of "Rams" one for battleships and one for land for short distance, and each one takes slightly different rounds.🤔🧐 Cool!
hahaha it's not real
CIWS was designed for anti-air defense on large ships and aircraft carriers, later C-RAM was developed from CIWS as the ground version.
@@tacit_cx7916 No shit, but they certainly still exist
None of them are C-RAMS, simulated or real. All are just CWIS, and there is a difference.
@@tacit_cx7916 no shit?
It’s videos like these that make people think the amazing C-RAM platform is bad
who cares lol. the people the benifit from them im sure know how amazing they are. im not and have never been one of those people, but i can certainly appreciate this technology.
you do know this is a game right?
It's designed to shoot down missiles coming straight at you lol, and this is a game.
@@MrElis420 what my point was is that people take this as actual footage and think the C-RAM is bad because of how poorly it was doing in game
@@tonk2629 kinda scary how a lot of people can’t decipher simple concepts 😅
Can we realize that a section of this video was actually put on a serious news television channel as for the Ukraine VS Russia?
No way
Very realistic, if it were real, just imagine every round of explosives on that thing costs 10k each
More like a few dollars if even that.
@@w0s0griffin Managed to find the actual number. The M61 fires 75 rounds per second, each round at 27 per. Depending on ammunition of course, it can go as low as 15 dollars.
Was a ton closer than the claim, though.
@@w0s0griffin Those are the official numbers. I don't know how expensive you think ballistic munitions are, but it's 27 dollars sharp per round.
I don’t think that weapon would be in production if it’s munitions cost 10k each
Isn't it??
Probably a lot more accurate outside a simulation.
Its been tested, tried and improved for many years now.
Cram is meant for missiles, that can’t turn mid air. It isn’t used as often against airplanes
in real life, no fighter would get scared of a CRAM its practically useless in real life against modern aircraft. (maybe drones? idk about drones)
We need the dudes who write aimbots scripts to jump into these C-RAMs git repos lol. I also almost feel as though bursting would overall more effective in terms of cost and effectiveness. Not sure what the ones in real life do though.
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they dont miss in real life
Yeah bro this is ineffective at range.
@@11393 yup!
@@leopold4711 they absolutely do miss
0:20 to 0:30 is an accurate representation of my aim in CS:GO against a person two meters in front of me.
Dude the C-RAM is truly one of the best and craziest weapons for defense that we made using modern tech
Seemed like they should have made it start shooting at only about half the distance that it was starting to shoot at. It seemed only effective at closer ranges.
@@ryancrist9565 this is a simulation. They are much more accurate in person and are way more effective lol
@@ryancrist9565 im not totally sure if what I'm saying is true, but to my knowledge the C-RAM is made for rockets, artillery, etc not jets
@@notkylelol eh, crams cant take down fighters in real life
The sound of an A-10 is one of a kind. Turbo fans make a special howl that is just chilling. It's a beast. Probably why it is called a Warthog.
Yea that whistle is a bit scary. Then the brrrrr
Damn , RIP to all the pilots who volunteered for this 🙏🙏🙏
its a video game dw homes
@@internetrules8522 No way!!! Who could've known??? What is this original commet was a joke...? 🤔
@@Deggter Poe's law is an adage of Internet culture stating that, without a clear indicator of the author's intent, every parody of extreme views can be mistaken by some readers for a sincere expression of the views being parodied.
@@internetrules8522
In other words, Jelly and Jam are the same, yet different. The difference being where it was made and your local dialect
@@internetrules8522 for this emotes are made ^^
imagine just chilling on a mountain doing your errands as a regular countryman, and after hearing some ripping noises in the air you just got your body blasted with a random 20mm HEIT round
i don't get the time for imagine 🤣
Looks very realistic!
Minus the fact that the c-ram was super inaccurate
@@jamesnoonan2009 I can agree
@@jamesnoonan2009 they need to work on adding more code idk how it works
It's realistic
This looks like a good application for A.I to optimize firing patterns for efficiency.
Something along the lines of
"I see a hostile aircraft, fire at an intercepting line initially, observe change in aircraft trajectory as it avoids fire."
"Fire second interception attempt at areas intercepting behind and ahead of the aircraft, close window of offset to aircraft at random intervals, apply predictive adjustments to firing pattern"
"Switch rounds to higher flak yield after regular rounds expose parameters of hostile aircraft, kill."
🤓
Perhaps, but if you're using CIWS as AA, something is SERIOUSLY wrong strategically.
@@jesusofbullets yeah, missiles should be the goto but I don't see why CIWS can't be good for low altitude engagement, especially if you could network a few together and have them learn from eachother.
@@Xabraxus cause if the enemy aircraft is so close to you that CIWS can reach it then it means your defense is so bad
i like how instead of roasting the shit out of rykehuss we all just agreed to not interact with him whatsoever
As an old man, I could watch that all day.
Baje a los comentarios para ver si alguna señora mayor mandaba bendiciones a algún soldado creyéndose que esto es real. Pero me siento orgulloso que apenas hay personas asi
The potential collateral damage seems unacceptable.
The land based guns use ammo that burns up to dramatically reduce collateral damage
this is a video game
Bro fuck that mountain right ?
They have specially designed ammo that disintegrates for use on Land. Particularly in cities.
This is the American military were talking about here dude
Some random bird in a tree: man the stars tonight sure are beautif- wait…..are they getting closer?
Rest In Peace the squirrel that got evaporated when the rounds hit the hill at 1:15
0:27 that guy hiking on the hill be like : "What a nice day oh wait OH SHI-"
There goes all the reporters covering the attack.
@@knife-wieldingspidergod5059 lol
The A-10 gun sounds like that one kid in elementary school blowing their nose
wait this was in a game GOD DAMN THESE GAMES ARE GETTING TOO REALISTIC
I wish I could post some screenshots of the game. I've got some pretty gnarly plane screenshots on Steam
@@Brandon84J what is this game called?
@@sontax6264 or dcs simulator
@@sontax6264 Oh, it's PC exlusive by the way. Can't get it on console. I had an amazing time playing Altis Life back in the day. It's like cops and bandit role play. It's a super fun game
This game is old and the graphics are bad it just looks good cause its night
it took me 5 minutes to recognize this was a simulation
not even a sim. Its a game
normal C-RAM:
*BRRRRT BRRRRRT*
this one:
*BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT*
???
Don’t let the media see this, they’ll think it’s actual combat footage
can't imagine the collateral damage the bullet drops would cause ..lol
They are self-exploding ammunition atleast in real life, Set fuze to explode close to the target or after a certain time or distance has past.
@@Bruh-d this ^^^
Some people need to understand that this is just a game like why would someone stand close to a C-RAM and just record all this happening. Plus the military would not waste all that ammunition like that. Another thing, I'm pretty sure a real C-RAM's barrel would overheat by then correct me if I'm wrong plz
Você está certo, mais na parte de ter uma pessoa ali por perto também, mais acho que e uma câmera que tá gravando tudo isso ai kkk
Also I am pretty sure that a real CIWS is better at aiming
@@thefatSquirrel exactly 🤣
Not sure why you couldn’t prop up a camera near one that is recording to cloud. That would be sick footage.
Real CRams can shoot down missles, a Jet this close would have been toast long before this.
Lots of misses but the hits are beautiful
do you know that this video is from a video game?
@@SrFer_G12 How does that comment have anything to do with it being real? Looks like you are just trying to get an argument started.
@@kerosiima
mm no, I was just telling you that the video is from a game and it's not real, I never started an argument 😅
@@SrFer_G12 no one asked
@@SrFer_G12Why would you need tell that tho? The original comment never real life.
this stuff looks so real it is scary, graphics in games is so close to irl
this game is from 2013 as well XD. Imagine what we could do today
@@kaspedkk how's the game called?
I use audio samples of the C-RAM for my alarm clock in the morning. Love that sound.
Remember boys and girls, every 5 rounds is a tracer.
If a person thought this simulation were accurate, they'd be inclined to believe a C-RAM had no targeting computer and no ability to stop firing to adjust.
Looks cool in a game though.
They have a targeting computer though..... it just happens to be the same targeting computer the death star tries to use to shoot down x-wings.
Oh, it gets even funnier...
F-35 drops GBU-31 from 10-12nm out, C-RAM engages transonic JDAM (Mach 1.1-1.3) which is hit in it's vertical endgame from 1-2nm out. F-35 pilot doesn't care, he's on his way back to the O-Club for beer and pretzel night*. Centurion never sees Lightning.
One tenth the ammunition expenditure, no hits on the protected target.
A-10 fires a pair of AGM-65D/G from 3-4nm out, 500ft altitude, banks away. Mach 1.4 Maverick comes in too low to be acquired and engaged. Centurion is destroyed by 2nd Maverick, A-10 bombs target with freefall Mk.82 in laydown CCRP. Same munition cost as the Mavericks are old-stock inventory and Mk.82s cost about as much, per pound, as hamburger whereas just the KMU kit for a GBU-31 is 21,000 dollars.
9 million dollar A-10 wins, 100 million dollar F-35 gets participation trophy.
*In truth, the F-35 might stick around to engage in some electronic attack as DOS 'ooooh, squirrel!' overload on the Centurion's radar so they might have to shift to the backup optical channel and the C-RAM could miss...
fun fact, c ram rounds usually travel about 30 miles before reaching its intended location ( meaning its shooting at a jet thats still about 30 miles behind where its actually pointing and the jet or missile essentially flies into oncoming bullets)
That's a complete like they do not travel 30 miles. Also C RAM isn't intended for use against aircraft, quit spreading false info
cant believe this was on the romanian news 🤦♂
this footage has been used by every news outlet
I was always curious about this. Seeing how much you have to predict the movement of the missile or aircraft and shoot far ahead of the time hoping that by the time the bullets reach that point the aircraft is passing through that point in space.
it must mean the auto targeting systems on those C-RAM are amazing, not just only looking at the current trajectory of the object, but using what type of vehicle/missile it is, using predictive flight pattern knowledge based on that information, so whether it is this type of jet or another, and what types of flying patterns you would expect in those planes, or in a missile, and use that to send the barrage to that point of space anticipating the meeting in time of those things.
But clearly this is why guided missiles for targeting down aircraft or missiles I am sure is far more effective. C-RAM would be better fighting on water with other ships. Or taking out land based vehicles or troops. In the air there is just so much space to avoid even that continuous fire.
of course would love to see what this looks like in real life, a real encounter. Seems like there is alot that is still going to be similar. Of course the movement of the aircraft will be different, and the ai behind the autofire on the C-RAM i would have to think is even better at predicting movements.
These turn out to be FAR more effective than shown here in real life.
This is a simulation with a simple targeting algorithm, in real life something like 1% of the output of the whole US is spent perfecting targeting systems.
There are multiple videos of real life examples if you want to look them up.
@@MsArchitectschannel Also, with dumb rockets, some missiles, and artillery/mortar rounds the trajectory is pretty linear and relatively simple to calculate, but aren't the bullets too slow for the system to adapt well to the constantly changing directions of planes, for example? Of course, if the plane is slow and close that won't matter but that's always the case.
@@MsArchitectschannel I have, actually, but I was mostly seeing missile defense, which seems much more straight forward as it is much easier to predict the path of a missile then a jet.
I was just curious of these could be effective against a jet with the right firing algorithm in charge. And so was actually fishing to see if anyone had experience with such things, and knew if that was possible. ie using flight prediction patterns with jets for instance to effectively bring down such targets. But missiles seem like the far more logical targets for these, agreed from who said that above... but since the videos of the other encounters I have found were all missiles, I wasn't even sure if a C-RAM is used in such encounters, or if that is taken care of by more convention ground to air defense strategies like flake ammunition and or ground to air missiles...
yes you have to lead them because its moving very fast and takes time for bullets to reach the target
@@xavi.cat.4095 i imagine its damn hard to hit the fast jets with good pilots. but one slip one mistake and its over
If those jets were firing missiles instead of flares that gun would have been toast
But they did? You blind?
don't think it'd be smart to fire a missile at a system that destroys missiles (effectively)
@@urichmybruh418 it is when the player controlling it is absolutely missing every shot
@@killa361 it’s supposed to be a robot though right?
@@aceofaces1506 believe it or not people (at least in real life) can control them.
The scary part is, every 5 bullets, only 1 is a tracer...
👀 ❤
Wow
I swear I thought this was real 😭 🔥🔥🔥
at first i was surprised those shots could hit anything. but now i see what a formidable weapon that is.
Its just a game, so not even close to real life performance.
This is the equivalent to trying to knock down a mosquito 🦟 with a silly string can 😆.
The aircraft pilot gets way too busy trying to do dodging maneuvers than fighting, lol!
മാതൃഭൂമി ന്യൂസ് കണ്ട് വന്നവർ ഉണ്ടോ....
Every 4th round is a tracers... There are 3 rounds in between the ones we can see and if I remember right each round is $30 USD soooo............. Uh ya can we shoot quarters at them instead? Seems less costly
I know this isn't serious, but it's interesting to think about how much money is spent, because we know it's worth all the ammunition if it can save even just 1 innocent life.
Anti Aircraft Quarter Machine (AAQM defence system)
A rapid firing anti aircraft weapon that utilizes quarters(coins) as munition for firing. Can be adjusted to refit different coins for different targets or aircraft. The AAQM is able to fire up to 15,000 coins per minute (Cpm) and can reach ranges of 40,000 ft. It can utilize nearby arcades for It's munition, therefore being self sustaining and reliable on land. As deadly as it is an AA weapon, it can also be a heavy anti-personel gun as it's coins can easily pierce through conventional body armor as well.
-Kiwipedia
🙄🎮🖥️
@@jayceceasar2 lol
135000 dollars every minute
My respect to the dude shooting the video...
C-RAM: Fired
Some random dude lives 2km away: Why there is a shining belt coming towards me?
I remember CIWS being much more accurate than that back in the 80's but I've never tracked an F-35. Only a minute in, though,.
Thats a game, maybe in real life it is.
You're correct. This is not a realistic simulation of a modern C-RAM, even if it was one from the 80s. Clearly they're simulating a C-RAM using a Phalanx CIWS. But it can manually aim if the object has no real radar signature like a F-35. And even the F-35 gives enough of a radar signature for a C-RAM to lock on to, as it launches missiles or bombs. Plenty enough for a modern C-RAM to lock on and predict a flight path. Meaning it can still put some extra ventilation in a F-35. Any real pilot would bug out if they discovered AAA like that. Too easy to come around to an altitude beyond the gun range and drop bombs or ASMs and hope for the best.
But they would NEVER send in A-10s after knowing an enemy had AAA like a C-RAM. It would have shredded those A-10s in seconds. Big radar signatures and even with the acrobatics A-10 drivers are known for...if you're that low and close to a C-RAM, you're swiss cheese even in a flying tank. Only so much titanium can do against 20mm rounds, firing 20 rounds per second.
Holy cow! Can you imagine what that would do to a ground target? Wow.
対空レーザー兵器の必要性がなにげに判る動画だな。
Can’t wait for a news channel to find this and post it as combat footage
few days ago they showed this at news in my country and they was talking about it and it was was funny how the media brain wash some of us lol
もし第二次大戦中にこの迎撃システムがあったらどうなってたんだろ
あなたは敗北します
The amount of bullets used to try take that jet down probably killed more people by stray bullets than the jet intended if it was real
*intended
In reality a F35 will never go that low.
"Only 234 civilians were killed in the making of this video..."
Someone just walked outside that day and all of a sudden their house got riddled with bullets falling from the sky
Bro this shit a game
@@steal666 Even if it’s a game some virtual person walked out of their house to a hail of bullets lmao. Wouldn’t be too different from the real thing
@@warnpeace5294 the rounds actually detonate after a while so that doesn't happen
And an endless supply of ammo , come on man !
🙄🎮🖥️
@@davidcs7954 woosh
Mathrubhumi news troll kanditt vanna aliyanmar undo ivide???
"How much ammo do you need?"
"Yes."
Even after all attempts, it keeps flying in same area like a house fly lol
We just came across this and we thought it was REAL!!! Hubby was explaining to me what the artillery was.🤣GREAT WORK!!!💜💥💜👍
Artillery?
thats not artillery
its literally a fucking video game is so obviuos
These videos are tremendously annoying. (A) C-RAM is not used for Anti-Aircraft in Real Life and (B) they only have a bit over 900 rounds in the ammo drums on these things (before they have to be reloaded). C-RAM is for shooting down incoming Rocket, Artillery and Mortar rounds. Air defense uses missile batteries.
What are you talking about they have c rams on battleships to shoot down choppers air ballistics and jets, why wouldn't they have them at air bases or just any bases in general and the smaller ones have 900 rounds but as you can see that is not a small one the can on that ficker easily hold a couple thousand rounds the thing is the size of a pickup truck
@@anthonymitchell7225 No, they have CIWS (Close In Weapons System) on naval vessels. CIWS has a few components in common with C-RAM, but will not do the same job, which is detect and shoot down incoming Rocket, Artillery and Mortar rounds while simultaneously directing counter-battery fire upon the site that fired the projectile(s).
They are greatly different systems that happen to share the Phalanx 20mm M61A Vulcan Gun gun and mount with the R2-D2 radars, housing and electronics. To get a C-RAM from that, one has to add the US. Army FireFinder system, targeting computers to direct the Phalanx mount, almost entirely different software in the Phalanx mount, U.S. Army fire control area network equipment, and portable generators to power the whole thing.
CWIS (Navy) and C-RAM (Army) are two completely different systems with a few parts in common.
@@mhobson2009 maybe where you are im in mass and there's a base right outside of Boston with c-rams sitting right there in lil towers across the base, they are literally the exact same thing it is a c-ram
@@anthonymitchell7225 He literally just explained the difference to you lmao.
@@anthonymitchell7225 I bet you think the Sks is a Kalashnikov
航空機、ほとんど退避行動取っていないのに全く当てられない防空システムって如何なものか。
The goal here is to keep away jet from that place not to hit it
The C-RAM system is not designed to (mosty) kill, its designed to contain
Hangi ülke
The c-ram is designed to take down missiles and other such weapons not take down fighters and I believe that this is controlled by an actual person unlike the AI used to take down targets. I hope this cleared some things up!
日本語でコメントしろよ、
わからないだろ。
Couldn't hit a plane but it probably killed 30,000 rabbits in those mountains lol
Lol
when I find flies in my bathroom:
Muy bien. Parecen reales.
Tanto que los pasaron en un canal de televisión Argentina diciendo que era la situación en Ucrania xdn't
@@Agus224. no me la conteiner
@@Agus224. Ajajaja esa estuvo buenisima. El dueño del canal está haciendo un trabajo realmente espectacular.
2千発しか装填出来ないのに撃ちすぎ(笑)
If there was a ground bot that locate and detonate at the turrets, those plane will be ok.
We had these in afghanistan, and they sounded like thunder and looked like Star Wars laser guns, the tracers were just red rods of light zooming into the sky. And then with ours, it’ll the rounds exploded at a set distance, so the gun would fire, and it would look like every bullet hit an invisible wall in the sky
There's no way in hell they miss like that. Its obviously a video game
NO SHIT SCHERLOCK
Its a game for pc
@@BARsplayER fucking boomers lol
Keep in mind that those tracers are like 50 dollars per round
Each?!?!?!
It's a video game
@@brandonnaughton73 no shit sherlock
@@brandonnaughton73 Yes but it is a simulation of the C-RAM. Which is real.
Imagine missing that many times. Seems extremely wasteful
Yeah... im sure those video game bullets are gonna be hard to grind back again
The c-ram isn't designed to destroy its designed to keep the enemy away while also destroy projectiles such as missiles and other stuff
Who cares about wasting ammo taking down a jet is a big win even if they had wasted more ammo.
@@forgottens7712 Because we are trying to cut military spending. Anyways, like Tijaun said, it isn't designed to destroy anyways, so I don't get people who are ridiculing the missing, because it's not really supposed to hit.
@@cuhgaming4943 No it is designed to hit, just not jets. The C-RAM stands for Counter- Rocket, Artillery, Mortar. It is designed to hit a straight flying target and not a jet that can maneuver.
That C-Ram is shooting all our tax dollars into the atmosphere. Merica
The people who think this video is real, are the same people who think Ukraine is winning the war
10 miles accuracy?! LOL！
I mean these aren't real ones. They're run in a simulation
*misses almost 90% of its shots*
also those bullets have to land somewhere... 0_0
The digital cows in the simulation will get a pleasant suprise.
@@Kakarot64. game*
los noticieron de mi pais usan pasan por tv estas imagenes como reales xD
😂
JAJA los noticieros en México pusieron un video de un supuesto narcoreclutamiento y en realidad solo era un video del GTA 5 JAJAJA
q pendejos xd
Si en el mío no es la excepción
Y lo triste que hay gente que se lo cree🙄
jajjajjaajajaj
Me when I see a fly while pissing
I would imagine that the actual C-RAM in real life, that the barrel of that turret would be out of commission in no time.
Mallus evide common😀
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Hooola, alguien me puede decir si estos juegos de simulación se pueden bajar? O si se pueden bajar para celulares Android? Están muy buenos
DCS apenas computador.
@@fenixvampire1 ok entiendo, gracias!!
@@alexberrios3542 que entendiste?
@@twoh-scale puede ser que es un sistema hecho industrial y no sirve para un PC menos para un sistema operativo Android? O me equivoco?
@@alexberrios3542 si debe ser un programa De algun ejército
esta epico la simulacion
cant wait to see this footage in some state run media
The accuracy of that gun is “Brrrrrrt”
Es impresionante el alcance q tiene 😳
es un juego perro
Es asombro que se gastaron como 100.000 balas
A pesar de que sea un juego
@@yairtello2378 claro, xq se supone q imita la realidad
@@geonerge1171 pero en la vida real si tiene mucho alcance solo que las balas no se ven como en el juego, hay un video real deberías de buscarlo.
the weapon just sprayed bullets everywhere in all directions, and missed like 250,000 times. what we need is missles
It's a stealth plane acquiring its radar would be nearly impossible
@@jobMatthias my point was, where is this weapon supposed to operate? those bullets could friendly fire or kill a civilian, if used anywhere near a populated area O.O
@@brentbandy8015 this is a simulation, if you look up real cram videos you would see that they are extremely accurate and they are used to try and stop incoming projectiles. theres videos of the CRAM/CIWS shooting mortar shells going towards allied bases
At one point it was just shooting the hill for 2 seconds
@@skittleslover651 I have seen these be very effective, all im saying was, if you saw this as a presentation, and they were asking for funding into building it, wouldn't you think, OK, well that gun missed a shit ton, and it looks expensive to fire!