As a non-military civilian, I only have 1 rifle, 1 shotgun, and 2 handguns. My father participated in the Normandy D-day invasion and taught me how to use firearms, and the safe handling of them. ❤
I'm not even a gun guy and even I've got a .38 special locked away at home in case anyone gets any bright ideas. Last I heard we got more guns than people in our country
Actually about 40% of America owns 90% of firearms. That said, it's been estimated that should a civilian muster be called, America would be able to field a home guard of around 20 million, with another 10 willing to support, many of which would be Veterans. No country on earth could withstand a focused America. Also there's a very good chance that America would use tactical nuclear weapons before it would loose
We are in trouble if we need citizens to fight. Nobody is getting past our borders.Alot of armed people haven't had people shooting back.Even some trained military have to get past the fact people are shooting back.
A bit of perspective, some states like California and Texas have economies larger than most other countries. These states also possess their own militaries and are also more powerful than most other nations (The National Guard). This is what makes the USA and any comparison to China redundant. China is a REGIONAL power that can be easily dealt with at certain choke points as they have no global reach outside their submarine force.
I remember a US Navy General being questioned about China's new aircraft carrier, said to be the largest in the world. He started laughing and said "I can't wait to see it. It took the US NAVY decades to learn the ins and outs of air-naval combat. How much experience does China have at it?"
First off the Army has many types of aircraft, from helicopters to planes, same with the marines. The U.S. Navy has an air wing service that is right up there with the Airforce in the capabilities. The one other detail the video missed out on was a saying the " fact electrician" on RUclips would say; whatever ya do don't mess with Americas boats because that would make us improvise and that gets really scary.
I was an "active duty" pilot in the USAF. I always thought we were the "best" because we were "active duty". But after leaving active service I worked with many National Guard and Reserve Air Force units. I was shocked to discover that the pilots and ground crews, in the National Guard and Reserve units, were MORE experienced than we were. National Guard and Reserve units normally meet every month to learn and practice procedures they would use if they are "called up" for active service. Many of those people are in those units for years, even decades. So no great surprise they are often MORE experienced than active duty personnel.
I live next to ft Williams that houses the Utah national guard.. they practice here all week long except Sundays. I have confidence in their readiness.
The uS now has another branch of the service called SPACE FORCE. Apparently we have a lot of military manned space vehicles in space with offensive and defensive weapons.
Actually with the Aircraft carrier the Navy has air superiority as well. The military would contact the Reserves Headquarters and the Reserves Headquarters would contact the individual units and coordinate with them. Then the Units would contact the individual military personnel and instruct them on when and where to report for duty.
3:53 That image of the F-15C Eagle, is actually from "Ace Combat 7 Skies Unknown". How do I know? Well to start off, the "White/Blue Flag" on the the tail is the "Osean Federation", the "FG Tail Code" is "Fort Grays Islands", and the emblem of the "Yellow Dog w/gun in its mouth" is the players protagonist character "Trigger".
The U.S. Air Force has the largest number of aircraft of any military in the world. The U.S. Navy has the second largest number of aircraft. Less than 4 out of 10 households own a gun.
I have family and friends in every branch of our military. My grandfathers both served during WWII, one being injured and receiving the Purple Heart. My dad is a Marine. And my aunt held the highest civilian security clearance possible in DC before retirement.
8:58 USMC or Marine Corps. It’s pronounced Core but spelled Corps. Don’t pronounce the P, just say Core. I was a Corpsman and even President Obama called us “Corpse-Man”, when it’s pronounced “core-man” and we always cringe when we hear it pronounced that way.
I live in Oklahoma and quite often go down to Lawton Oklahoma where Fort Sill is located which does a lot of artillery training. In fact many days when I am at my Girlfriends house we can hear Artillery practice going on all day lol. Sounds like a thunderstorm, and we are not even that close to the base. 13 Bravo kicking ass from afar !!
The Pentagon has failed every audit for the past two decades. 60 cents of every dollar sent to the Pentagon is missing. Last year, the estimate was $3.5 trillion has vanished and cannot be accounted for.
@@GreenBeamzzz The main problem is our lack of a naval building industry and the constant failure of naval projects. Key failures include things like the Zumwalt and LCS. Even the rising Constellation frigate was bogged down because the navy wanted too many modifications. The point of basing its hull on the FREMM was so that we could use an existing hull to quickly build up a frigate force. They decided to change the engine and sonar some, which forces them to essentially build a new hull anyway. This partially leads into the issue with our own naval industry and China's. China went from a nation that could quelled by a single CSG to a nation that could not only keep at bay 1, but could likely take on multiple CSGs. Turning aside their IADS and A2/AD complex, one of the most important factors is their industrial output. China is churning out naval vessels at an astonishing rate, and it makes sense. For reference, the Jiagnen shipyard alone has greater capacity than all US naval shipyards combined.
@@voidtempering8700 US has better technology for it’s Navy and China copies US navy equipment plus US is building up the Navy capabilities more and more. The stuff you mentioned isn’t a big deal I thought you would mention major problems but those things aren’t too much of a concern and China has a lot more ships but they aren’t battle tested.
Reservist can be called up on a moments notice but they also have scheduled deployments. The Marine Corps always has an infantry unit on what’s called Air Alert and has to be ready to be in the air within 6 hours. You as a member have to be within 30 min of the base. But if you are on this alert you generally won’t be able to go in town off base.
active duty military are 4 year term and full time. Reserves are part time, 2 days per month, 2 weeks per year after basic training. But if there is a war then you go full time after all regular full time members are deployed.
5:03 the Reserves (Army, Marines, Navy & Air Force) and National Guard (Army & Air Force) do training one weekend a month and two weeks a year. I was in the Air National Guard for 16 years, our C-130 cargo planes were on a deployment schedule about every 18 months so we had time to tell our civilian boss when we would be going overseas for deployments in advance. The National Guard also has state missions the Army National Guard will get called up to provide riot or disaster relief, the C-130s my unit flew where modified to fight wild fires so we would get called up to help put out massive forrest fires in the state.
Why in the world would China want to mess with the US? Makes no sense. It would go against their own interest if they did that. They like doing business with the United States. But they will defend their lands and their interests if they need to.
Reservists typically report for training one weekend a month and 2-weeks during the summer. Depending on the situation, they could be activated for duty if needed.
Most reservists agree to be in the reserves when they join the service. If duty calls and there aren’t enough spoilers they get called up. They have to remain in good physical shape and well trained so they have to do service one weekend a month and two weeks per year. When the president calls up the reserves it’s a big deal, most have regular civilian lives they have to leave to go to war, but the active duty and reserves prevent us from having draft unless there is a full fledged war. We have found a voluntary force leads to less of a political disruption of the military.
That's not surprising when you consider a single Nimitz or Ford class super aircraft carrier has more combat and support aircraft than the entire air force of most nations.
Would it be legal for President Xi of China to deploy his Marines to any nation he chooses? (Perhaps the UK?) Or is the United States the only nation permitted to do this?
@@cygnusx-3217 Either country doing this is illegal. However, legallity can be bypassed by brute force. For example, if it is a small nation, who is going to stop them.
@@cygnusx-3217 If it's in the Chinese president's constitutional powers, and 'IF' he has the muscle in his arsenal to back it up. I'd suspect the USMC could open up a beachhead on the Chinese mainland relatively handily, with no significant problems...but I'd doubt the CCPMC could do the same thing, say in California or Washington!
When they talk about military expenditures as bad thing they forget to add alot of that budget is in the massive payroll they have to pay each individual in the military-which in turn supports their families and local infrastructures and civilian businesses who rely on militay personnel.The military budget is dwarfed by social security and welfare systems which are the biggest budgets in the US economy.
Citizen's haven't been shot at.We are in huge trouble if someone can get past our borders.I have alot of family that have served.They all have said even trained soldiers will hesitate at first when they are being attacked.
Submarines ARE sent out on special missions. In which should we be found out about and captured, we must say we stole the equipment and did the act I on on our own, WITHOUT permission.
It is rumored that during WW II, Japanese admiral Isoroku Yamamoto once stated that, "We could never invade America. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass." Believe it!
Just to show you how close the U.S. and U.K. militaries are, the U.K is the only country that has complete command and control of their F-35s and Apache Helicopters. Every other country that has these airframes must download an operations code every day. The Pentagon built the U.K. their own servers for their F-35s and Apache Helicopters.
If you go by the number of aircraft the 3 branches of the United States military are in the top 5 air forces in the world. 1. United States Air Force 2. United States Navy 3. China 4. United States Marine Corp 5. Russia (before the war in Ukraine)
we went from tubes in televisions to lightspeed fiber optics overnight....thats not something we figured out thats some thing we re-engineered...we are not that smart folks to make the leaps and bounds we have overnight lol..and if you think so...god bless
So while the US Air Force is the worlds largest, the US Navy has the second largest air force in the world. And they have the ships to move those planes anywhere. And everyone says the US has 11 aircraft carriers, right? But they also have 10 more ships that have up to 20 fighter jets each(or more)! I don't care if they're called LHS or LHA ships, they're carriers! And the narrator said the US nuclear carriers had "almost" unlimited range. Well, they can go around the world more then 30 times without being refueled... I guess that's a limited range some how?
LOL...oh my goodness, "the Air Force, The Navy, and the Marine Corps Combined..." Forgot the Army...the Marines are under the Dept of the Navy....c'mon guys its not that hard.
I feel safe at night. Not because of our amazing military and the men and woman who serve in it. But because this country acknowledges the inalienable rights of self defense and my ability to own firearms to protect myself and my family. God bless The United States 🇺🇸
America is at least 50 years ahead of Russia and china in technology. They are just now trying to develop stealth while America has had it nearly 50 years
there are 81.6 Million registered Gun owners in America With around 466 Millions Guns lol Each state has an Army of Gun Owners bigger then any military in the world
While many of us in the US don't own firearms, many of us who do own a good number of them. I estimate one friend of mine to own 80 to 100 between him and his wife, and they are of all varieties for sporting purposes. All I will say about myself is that I don't own that many and leave it at that. One huge security issue we have now is our wide-open borders. Our current president opened them up to anyone and everyone to illegally stream into our country unvetted, unvaccinated, and many are unskilled. We have millions of people from around the world who have literally disappeared into our country, and we have no idea who they are. Many are unaccompanied military aged males from countries of concern like China, Russia, Iran, or wherever, leaving us incredibly vulnerable from within. Something the military will be hard pressed to combat. All the drugs and human trafficking being brought in just compound the problem. I'm all for legal immigration by those who respect our laws and preserve our sovereignty, but not for those whose first thing here is to intentionally disrespect and break the law. I was married to a legal Canadian legal alien for 20 years, with no issues about it whatsoever. Thank you so much Mr. president, and I pray the American people vote you out resoundingly in November for doing this and other such things to our country.
Keep in mind, that America shares its technology with its allies. I saw where one fighter jet project costs were over a trillion dollars just to develop it. Our allies don't reimburse us for such expenditures, so think of the savings benefits from getting weapon systems from us, that you didn't have to develop and can easily reverse engineer to make your own variety?
We share some but not all. Hence we are the only nation with f-22s. They will not be sold to any other Nation including our allies. There are many other things that we also have never shared with allies and never will.
It is not possible to "rank" US military services as they are all part of a combined arms team. The United States Marine Corps gives the United States a extremely valuable additional capability. In a crisis situation, time is of the essence. The Marine Corps is the "911" or "kick down the door" service. They are a combined arms team with land, sea and air capabilities and can engage quickly and with great impact giving the other services, e.g., the United States Army and Air Force, time to deploy for sustained operations. China has a very large and capable military--the difference is, they can't move it beyond their borders. The United Kingdom and France have the ability to deploy to other locations, but no nation can deploy military capability on par with the United States--there's not a remote close second--having 800 installations around the world is a big plus. Military power is of little use if it can't be brought to bear at the point of conflict.
The NAVY has things the Air Force doesn't. US Navy SeaBees and USMC. Even if you were to merge them(Air Force) back into the Army from which they came, the combined branches would be numerically more than the Navy, but still inferior in their capabilities, relying on the Navy to put them into position, for after all, the command that is in control over all the logistics of the US Military, is the US Navy.
The Marines are giving up the Abrams tank because they don't fit with their beach landing operations. As far as tank numbers in the Russian Military. Ukraine has destroyed much of their stock.
Maybe I'm just old, but why do U.S Defense videos no longer ever mention that the U.S has the world's biggest Airforce and the world's 2nd biggest Airforce is the U.S Navy? I mean that seems kinda big, no?
I'm an American and my dad served in the Army for over 26 years. While I'm glad that we're able to defend ourselves if we need to, I'm sad that we or any other country, lives in a world where we feel that we need to be prepared to defend ourselves.
Chyna has not dropped a b-mb on any country in over 50 years. The United States has been b-mbing at least seven different countries, nearly continuously, for two decades.
China literally killed 40 million people POST WW2. Shall I go on? I can, because it was not their first time. US hasn't ever gotten close to those numbers. China can't say shit to nobody, nice try though.
Wrong. Had we been allowed to fight without our hands tied behind our backs. Like not being able to engage back under most circumstances. And were allowed to unleash hell upon Afghanistan, as my Tank Commander Father said "We would have wiped their clock".
Not every civilian have weapons. Most actually don’t. But…there’s always a but! There are more then enough weapons on the hands of civilians that can easily accommodate every civilian in the country with a least one handgun and one rifle, in case of national emergency!
The method for notifying reserve military personnel of active duty depends on the branch of the military and the type of activation: Air Force Airmen of the Selected Reserve (IMAs and Unit Reservists) must be ready to report within 24 hours of notification. Members of the Pre-trained Individual Manpower, which includes the Individual Ready Reserve, Standby Reserve, and Retired Reserve, must report within 30 days of receiving orders. Navy Sailors in the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) are notified by email or written notification from the Navy Personnel Command (NPC). Guard Reserve Reserve component members who are ordered to active duty for more than 30 days should receive at least 30 days' advance notice, ideally 90 days. However, the secretary of defense can waive this requirement during war or a national emergency.
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As a non-military civilian, I only have 1 rifle, 1 shotgun, and 2 handguns. My father participated in the Normandy D-day invasion and taught me how to use firearms, and the safe handling of them. ❤
Those are some rookie numbers you need to pump those numbers up!
@@PatriotJedi I Agree, but I'm 74, and they are just my home security system now.
I'm not even a gun guy and even I've got a .38 special locked away at home in case anyone gets any bright ideas. Last I heard we got more guns than people in our country
@@jamesjones8482 oh I'm just making a joke lol at the end of the day. The best firearm is the one you have on you when you need it. God bless🇺🇸
Don't listen to this retard
NAVY IS BADASS! Because on top of being the Navy.... it has its own Naval Airforce 💪🤘🏴☠️🇺🇸
R.I.P. the F-14 Tomcat🔥 well actually many still exist
1900's went from cowboys and under 100 years we are in space..lol
These are old Specs. And have been surpassed.
I was a Medic in the North Carolina Army National Guard from 1981 to 1987. National Guardsman and the Reserves could be called up.
The Navy has its own Air Force, considered to be the 3rd largest in the world.
Didn't include the US Space Force. There's the Coast Guard too.
Space force matter for the modern day attacks on Cyber such as the incident with Colonial pipeline hack
Actually about 40% of America owns 90% of firearms. That said, it's been estimated that should a civilian muster be called, America would be able to field a home guard of around 20 million, with another 10 willing to support, many of which would be Veterans. No country on earth could withstand a focused America. Also there's a very good chance that America would use tactical nuclear weapons before it would loose
We are in trouble if we need citizens to fight. Nobody is getting past our borders.Alot of armed people haven't had people shooting back.Even some trained military have to get past the fact people are shooting back.
A bit of perspective, some states like California and Texas have economies larger than most other countries. These states also possess their own militaries and are also more powerful than most other nations (The National Guard). This is what makes the USA and any comparison to China redundant. China is a REGIONAL power that can be easily dealt with at certain choke points as they have no global reach outside their submarine force.
Reservists also drill on weekends and do two weeks of active duty each year.
They don't mess with us because they know after WW2, we always down to make rice crispy treats at a moments notice
OMG, lmao!🤣😂👍✌️
We turned The Land of the Rising Sun into the Land of Two Falling Suns
Marine Corp is pronounced Core not corp
I remember a US Navy General being questioned about China's new aircraft carrier, said to be the largest in the world.
He started laughing and said "I can't wait to see it. It took the US NAVY decades to learn the ins and outs of air-naval combat. How much experience does China have at it?"
China much like Russia is still trying to copy tech we had 50 years ago if that helps somewhat to say
First off the Army has many types of aircraft, from helicopters to planes, same with the marines. The U.S. Navy has an air wing service that is right up there with the Airforce in the capabilities. The one other detail the video missed out on was a saying the " fact electrician" on RUclips would say; whatever ya do don't mess with Americas boats because that would make us improvise and that gets really scary.
I was an "active duty" pilot in the USAF. I always thought we were the "best" because we were "active duty". But after leaving active service I worked with many National Guard and Reserve Air Force units. I was shocked to discover that the pilots and ground crews, in the National Guard and Reserve units, were MORE experienced than we were. National Guard and Reserve units normally meet every month to learn and practice procedures they would use if they are "called up" for active service. Many of those people are in those units for years, even decades. So no great surprise they are often MORE experienced than active duty personnel.
I live next to ft Williams that houses the Utah national guard.. they practice here all week long except Sundays. I have confidence in their readiness.
Well maybe you can react to military movies for example Hacksaw ridge is a good idea
Yes reserves are on call.
there monthly training and approx 2-week active training additionally
The uS now has another branch of the service called SPACE FORCE. Apparently we have a lot of military manned space vehicles in space with offensive and defensive weapons.
Actually with the Aircraft carrier the Navy has air superiority as well.
The military would contact the Reserves Headquarters and the Reserves Headquarters would contact the individual units and coordinate with them. Then the Units would contact the individual military personnel and instruct them on when and where to report for duty.
Yes reserves when they called up they leave right off the bat
3:53 That image of the F-15C Eagle, is actually from "Ace Combat 7 Skies Unknown". How do I know? Well to start off, the "White/Blue Flag" on the the tail is the "Osean Federation", the "FG Tail Code" is "Fort Grays Islands", and the emblem of the "Yellow Dog w/gun in its mouth" is the players protagonist character "Trigger".
The U.S. Air Force has the largest number of aircraft of any military in the world. The U.S. Navy has the second largest number of aircraft. Less than 4 out of 10 households own a gun.
I believe russian air force is third largest in that term and US Army is 4th.
I have family and friends in every branch of our military. My grandfathers both served during WWII, one being injured and receiving the Purple Heart. My dad is a Marine. And my aunt held the highest civilian security clearance possible in DC before retirement.
I love my country but I love this couple more
❤️
8:58 USMC or Marine Corps. It’s pronounced Core but spelled Corps. Don’t pronounce the P, just say Core. I was a Corpsman and even President Obama called us “Corpse-Man”, when it’s pronounced “core-man” and we always cringe when we hear it pronounced that way.
I live in Oklahoma and quite often go down to Lawton Oklahoma where Fort Sill is located which does a lot of artillery training. In fact many days when I am at my Girlfriends house we can hear Artillery practice going on all day lol. Sounds like a thunderstorm, and we are not even that close to the base. 13 Bravo kicking ass from afar !!
Every part of the US military is on point none are slacking.
The Pentagon has failed every audit for the past two decades. 60 cents of every dollar sent to the Pentagon is missing. Last year, the estimate was $3.5 trillion has vanished and cannot be accounted for.
That isn't entirely true.
@@voidtempering8700 What part is slacking and provide proof
@@GreenBeamzzz The main problem is our lack of a naval building industry and the constant failure of naval projects. Key failures include things like the Zumwalt and LCS. Even the rising Constellation frigate was bogged down because the navy wanted too many modifications. The point of basing its hull on the FREMM was so that we could use an existing hull to quickly build up a frigate force. They decided to change the engine and sonar some, which forces them to essentially build a new hull anyway.
This partially leads into the issue with our own naval industry and China's. China went from a nation that could quelled by a single CSG to a nation that could not only keep at bay 1, but could likely take on multiple CSGs. Turning aside their IADS and A2/AD complex, one of the most important factors is their industrial output.
China is churning out naval vessels at an astonishing rate, and it makes sense. For reference, the Jiagnen shipyard alone has greater capacity than all US naval shipyards combined.
@@voidtempering8700 US has better technology for it’s Navy and China copies US navy equipment plus US is building up the Navy capabilities more and more. The stuff you mentioned isn’t a big deal I thought you would mention major problems but those things aren’t too much of a concern and China has a lot more ships but they aren’t battle tested.
Reservist can be called up on a moments notice but they also have scheduled deployments. The Marine Corps always has an infantry unit on what’s called Air Alert and has to be ready to be in the air within 6 hours. You as a member have to be within 30 min of the base. But if you are on this alert you generally won’t be able to go in town off base.
active duty military are 4 year term and full time. Reserves are part time, 2 days per month, 2 weeks per year after basic training. But if there is a war then you go full time after all regular full time members are deployed.
As a former Army attack helicopter pilot with combat experience who now flies jets, our military is insane!
the second largest naval fleet on the planet is Americas Museum ships, that fact always blows peoples minds haha.
This makes me wonder exactly how the Coast Guard operates, as far as defense.
If you're flying a jet, you can retreat at 600mph.
5:03 the Reserves (Army, Marines, Navy & Air Force) and National Guard (Army & Air Force) do training one weekend a month and two weeks a year. I was in the Air National Guard for 16 years, our C-130 cargo planes were on a deployment schedule about every 18 months so we had time to tell our civilian boss when we would be going overseas for deployments in advance. The National Guard also has state missions the Army National Guard will get called up to provide riot or disaster relief, the C-130s my unit flew where modified to fight wild fires so we would get called up to help put out massive forrest fires in the state.
FYI a carrier strike groups speed is limited by the subs they can only travel about 35 knots p/h the carrier is much faster
You have full active duty reserves. And then you have just regular reserves that do one weekend a month and 2 weeks during the summer.
Why in the world would China want to mess with the US? Makes no sense. It would go against their own interest if they did that. They like doing business with the United States. But they will defend their lands and their interests if they need to.
Right? Why would they mess with the nation that owes them Billions if not trillions…just make sure we pay back…
NO naval or Air Force ships or Planes for the USA would EVER be sent out alone on a mission, unless it’s a SR72 or a B21 and unlikely even then
Yup
I feel safe when I go to bed :)
Reservists typically report for training one weekend a month and 2-weeks during the summer. Depending on the situation, they could be activated for duty if needed.
The Fat Electrician talks about each military branch if you want to know more of each.
Most reservists agree to be in the reserves when they join the service. If duty calls and there aren’t enough spoilers they get called up. They have to remain in good physical shape and well trained so they have to do service one weekend a month and two weeks per year.
When the president calls up the reserves it’s a big deal, most have regular civilian lives they have to leave to go to war, but the active duty and reserves prevent us from having draft unless there is a full fledged war. We have found a voluntary force leads to less of a political disruption of the military.
W in the shat
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You can be called without notice and your regular job has to let you go without getting fired. When you come back you have to get your job back.
Wars are not fought on social media
The strongest air force in the world is the US Air Force, the second strongest air force in the world is the US Navy
That's not surprising when you consider a single Nimitz or Ford class super aircraft carrier has more combat and support aircraft than the entire air force of most nations.
Go Army!!
You are on a regular training schedule. I think it is every second weekend( I think). Also, 2weeks every few months!
The marines are the only ones who the president can deploy without congress.
Yes indeed. A call to the commandant of the Marine Corps and we go. Congress is not needed.
Would it be legal for President Xi of China to deploy his Marines to any nation he chooses? (Perhaps the UK?) Or is the United States the only nation permitted to do this?
@@cygnusx-3217 Either country doing this is illegal. However, legallity can be bypassed by brute force. For example, if it is a small nation, who is going to stop them.
@@cygnusx-3217 If it's in the Chinese president's constitutional powers, and 'IF' he has the muscle in his arsenal to back it up. I'd suspect the USMC could open up a beachhead on the Chinese mainland relatively handily, with no significant problems...but I'd doubt the CCPMC could do the same thing, say in California or Washington!
@@voidtempering8700 Is the world better off if powerful nations break international law whenever they choose?
America spends more annually than rest of world combined putting America decades ahead in technology .
Be wise, choose peace.🇺🇸🦅
When they talk about military expenditures as bad thing they forget to add alot of that budget is in the massive payroll they have to pay each individual in the military-which in turn supports their families and local infrastructures and civilian businesses who rely on militay personnel.The military budget is dwarfed by social security and welfare systems which are the biggest budgets in the US economy.
You build aircraft carriers to prevent war and project power, but you win wars with submarines.
Citizen's haven't been shot at.We are in huge trouble if someone can get past our borders.I have alot of family that have served.They all have said even trained soldiers will hesitate at first when they are being attacked.
The second amendment!! The Right to bear arms!!! Even if you land on our shores!!! You just started the flight
Submarines ARE sent out on special missions. In which should we be found out about and captured, we must say we stole the equipment and did the act I on on our own, WITHOUT permission.
It is rumored that during WW II, Japanese admiral Isoroku Yamamoto once stated that, "We could never invade America. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass." Believe it!
Hope you two are preparing to be conscripted into the military. We are heading there fast.
Just to show you how close the U.S. and U.K. militaries are, the U.K is the only country that has complete command and control of their F-35s and Apache Helicopters. Every other country that has these airframes must download an operations code every day. The Pentagon built the U.K. their own servers for their F-35s and Apache Helicopters.
If you go by the number of aircraft the 3 branches of the United States military are in the top 5 air forces in the world.
1. United States Air Force
2. United States Navy
3. China
4. United States Marine Corp
5. Russia (before the war in Ukraine)
Why should we ever mess with each other?
we went from tubes in televisions to lightspeed fiber optics overnight....thats not something we figured out thats some thing we re-engineered...we are not that smart folks to make the leaps and bounds we have overnight lol..and if you think so...god bless
So while the US Air Force is the worlds largest, the US Navy has the second largest air force in the world. And they have the ships to move those planes anywhere. And everyone says the US has 11 aircraft carriers, right? But they also have 10 more ships that have up to 20 fighter jets each(or more)! I don't care if they're called LHS or LHA ships, they're carriers! And the narrator said the US nuclear carriers had "almost" unlimited range. Well, they can go around the world more then 30 times without being refueled... I guess that's a limited range some how?
Thanks for the video, if you could react to some Marine Corps videos I'd be appreciate it
In real life the naval ships arevway more spread out. To better defend the battle group.
The US Air Force can and has sent one plane to deal with an issue. If it sends that one plane, you know they're dead serious.
Aws always Army air core.
LOL...oh my goodness, "the Air Force, The Navy, and the Marine Corps Combined..." Forgot the Army...the Marines are under the Dept of the Navy....c'mon guys its not that hard.
I feel safe at night. Not because of our amazing military and the men and woman who serve in it. But because this country acknowledges the inalienable rights of self defense and my ability to own firearms to protect myself and my family. God bless The United States 🇺🇸
In God We trust All others we Track !
America is at least 50 years ahead of Russia and china in technology. They are just now trying to develop stealth while America has had it nearly 50 years
there are 81.6 Million registered Gun owners in America With around 466 Millions Guns lol Each state has an Army of Gun Owners bigger then any military in the world
While many of us in the US don't own firearms, many of us who do own a good number of them. I estimate one friend of mine to own 80 to 100 between him and his wife, and they are of all varieties for sporting purposes.
All I will say about myself is that I don't own that many and leave it at that.
One huge security issue we have now is our wide-open borders. Our current president opened them up to anyone and everyone to illegally stream into our country unvetted, unvaccinated, and many are unskilled. We have millions of people from around the world who have literally disappeared into our country, and we have no idea who they are. Many are unaccompanied military aged males from countries of concern like China, Russia, Iran, or wherever, leaving us incredibly vulnerable from within. Something the military will be hard pressed to combat.
All the drugs and human trafficking being brought in just compound the problem.
I'm all for legal immigration by those who respect our laws and preserve our sovereignty, but not for those whose first thing here is to intentionally disrespect and break the law. I was married to a legal Canadian legal alien for 20 years, with no issues about it whatsoever.
Thank you so much Mr. president, and I pray the American people vote you out resoundingly in November for doing this and other such things to our country.
After 9/11, the US has heightened safety measures to try to prevent another, or possibly worse, such tragedy.
Keep in mind, that America shares its technology with its allies. I saw where one fighter jet project costs were over a trillion dollars just to develop it. Our allies don't reimburse us for such expenditures, so think of the savings benefits from getting weapon systems from us, that you didn't have to develop and can easily reverse engineer to make your own variety?
I believe you are referring to the F-35 here. Other nations did pitch it, but the US did the majority of the work by a long shot.
We share some but not all. Hence we are the only nation with f-22s. They will not be sold to any other Nation including our allies. There are many other things that we also have never shared with allies and never will.
It is not possible to "rank" US military services as they are all part of a combined arms team. The United States Marine Corps gives the United States a extremely valuable additional capability. In a crisis situation, time is of the essence. The Marine Corps is the "911" or "kick down the door" service. They are a combined arms team with land, sea and air capabilities and can engage quickly and with great impact giving the other services, e.g., the United States Army and Air Force, time to deploy for sustained operations. China has a very large and capable military--the difference is, they can't move it beyond their borders. The United Kingdom and France have the ability to deploy to other locations, but no nation can deploy military capability on par with the United States--there's not a remote close second--having 800 installations around the world is a big plus. Military power is of little use if it can't be brought to bear at the point of conflict.
This is an old video because there’s over 1000 American military bases (minimum) across the globe
What is the original version of this video?
The NAVY has things the Air Force doesn't. US Navy SeaBees and USMC. Even if you were to merge them(Air Force) back into the Army from which they came, the combined branches would be numerically more than the Navy, but still inferior in their capabilities, relying on the Navy to put them into position, for after all, the command that is in control over all the logistics of the US Military, is the US Navy.
All our subs are nukes.
don't for get us hill belly's
The Marines are giving up the Abrams tank because they don't fit with their beach landing operations. As far as tank numbers in the Russian Military. Ukraine has destroyed much of their stock.
Maybe I'm just old, but why do U.S Defense videos no longer ever mention that the U.S has the world's biggest Airforce and the world's 2nd biggest Airforce is the U.S Navy?
I mean that seems kinda big, no?
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Americans owns 400 million+ firearms and over 1 trillion rounds of ammunition.
They did not mention the USA SPACE FORCE!!!
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I’m Fkn sorry but they was ARMY till 1949
Did you 2 have a chance to see the Trump rally in London the other day? The British were calling for Trump to same the west.
China doesn't, not "don't".
marines specialize in coastal assaults'
Don't fuck with the united states Marines
I'm an American and my dad served in the Army for over 26 years. While I'm glad that we're able to defend ourselves if we need to, I'm sad that we or any other country, lives in a world where we feel that we need to be prepared to defend ourselves.
Chyna has not dropped a b-mb on any country in over 50 years. The United States has been b-mbing at least seven different countries, nearly continuously, for two decades.
China literally killed 40 million people POST WW2. Shall I go on? I can, because it was not their first time. US hasn't ever gotten close to those numbers. China can't say shit to nobody, nice try though.
Can u guys please react to some Blackpink
Still got clapped in Afghanistan 😂😂😂
Wrong. Had we been allowed to fight without our hands tied behind our backs. Like not being able to engage back under most circumstances. And were allowed to unleash hell upon Afghanistan, as my Tank Commander Father said "We would have wiped their clock".
How many died compared to US soldiers? Who "clapped" who? That's what I thought.
Not every civilian have weapons. Most actually don’t. But…there’s always a but! There are more then enough weapons on the hands of civilians that can easily accommodate every civilian in the country with a least one handgun and one rifle, in case of national emergency!
90 million armed Americans and that number rises every day. That is NO SMALL number by any means.
Old video
The method for notifying reserve military personnel of active duty depends on the branch of the military and the type of activation:
Air Force
Airmen of the Selected Reserve (IMAs and Unit Reservists) must be ready to report within 24 hours of notification. Members of the Pre-trained Individual Manpower, which includes the Individual Ready Reserve, Standby Reserve, and Retired Reserve, must report within 30 days of receiving orders.
Navy
Sailors in the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) are notified by email or written notification from the Navy Personnel Command (NPC).
Guard Reserve
Reserve component members who are ordered to active duty for more than 30 days should receive at least 30 days' advance notice, ideally 90 days. However, the secretary of defense can waive this requirement during war or a national emergency.
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