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About the treads vs wheels question on the Archer.
The Archer is designed around a Volvo A30D dumper for the very purpose of traversing terrain that treaded vehicles can't.
The Archer isn't meant to push through obstacles. It's meant to get to a firing area, release its salvo and get away.
There's small forestry roads almost anywhere there's a forest in Sweden.
I'm also guessing the Archer can move longer distances with wheels rather than tanklike treads
Yes, and it is "nicer" for roads, bridges and ferrys in terms of weight and wear and tear. Treaded vehicles are more brutal to the road etc.
The archer is a rebuilt mining dumper. That’s why it has such good economics. We have Europe’s biggest mines in the north. Need crazy vehicles.
Tracks are better in all cases except for maintence costs and range. Wheels have nothing on tracked vehicles in terrain. And the archers tires are a problem because they didnt use the mining tires but the once you have on things going on farming fields. They break all the time
@@johan749 Those tires are able to de-flate and inflate depending on terrain. It's a very capable SPG, it's stationed in the arctic for a reason where the terrain is like in alaska. Marshes and bogs in the summer and snow and ice in the winter.
As a Finn, I'm glad we have each others. Sweded and Finns, Norwegians.
Yeah thats swede 😂
@@ristorantanen5769 Niin kuka?
@@ristorantanen5769Troll salty tears😭🤡🤖
@@ristorantanen5769we Scandinavians, despite our wars in the past. Are today like brothers and sisters. We fight a little in sports. But if you do anything to hurt one of them. The rest will be on you like brothers protecting a little sister.
Terve . Vi är bröder och vi slåss för varandra till sista droppen.
Funny thing is that what ever the Swedish military buys from others is never good enough 😁
We bought the Leopard 2 from German, best tank in the world, not good enough so we modified it. Our main assault rifle, bought and modified... and so on. And if we dont find anything we just make it our self and in most cases its the best of its kind, like the Jas 39 Gripen for example. 😂
Over 20 000 persons in Hemvärnet, and they are very well armed.
We are small, but high tec, and now we are growing again domestically and with friends... many friends (NATO) 🧡
The uboats have stirling enginges Look it up.
2 diesel and 2 Stirling if I'm not misremembering
You could kinda compare the Swedish military with the Spartans.
Sweden might not have a high number of soldiers and so on, but we're Really good at what we have.
The Archer is MASSIVE, much bigger than what you'd think by seeing it here and those tyres are as tall as you are. It's the kind of vehicle you'll run through swamps and mud without any problems. Of course, chains on in winter. You can't really put threads on that vehicle, it's way too long and would lose a lot of mobility.
Sweden has the quietest submarine in the world. It won over USA in a combat test. =)
It even had to take some selfies and send it to their hunters since they thought Sweden wasnt around...
No, we don't.
All submarines are quiet. Sweden has one of the best conventional submarines, but any modern submarine in the same position would have achieved the same results.
It also wasn't a combat test. It was an exercise under perfect conditions for the submarine. Because that is what the Americans wanted to train. That is how you train.
@@johanlassen6448 Nop!
@@bohedlund7423 Yes OFC just bury your head in the sand and keep living in your bubble.
Eh no @@johanlassen6448
These subs has stirling engines invented by an scotish engineer 200 years ago. They are powered by temperature difference.
For instance if I create something warm like a nuclear process and find something cold like the surrounding ocean I can extract energy from that diff.
The swedish subs use other methods to create the heat difference. I was just giving u an example of the ultimate version
Gotland class subs🇸🇪 Oh yes.
Sterling engines are awesome! We had one on the boat I grew with, as an emergency generator. That thing was quite small, but you could generate enough electricity to get a radio or satphone charge in a reasonable time. And they look cool to, I could watch that thing go for hours😂❤
The whole Swedish doctrine is about having a super capable military during peace time, and in wartime have all those military personal be extremly competent to instruct and oversee any consript under them... Well thats how i see it atleast.
Looks small but it's not chieldish. Seen from France, Sweeden is a major asset for Nato. They won't go for overseas' issues, in sissy's wars, but the real thing. The one that's about to involve us all. To add: I wish their wonderfull defense industry will merge with western counterparts. The way to go and remain what we are.
Explanation of a Stirling engine:
ruclips.net/video/OWrk3LE_CS0/видео.html
The Swedish u-boats just burns fuel to create heat.
There's no explosion event so less vibration and noise are created compared to a normal diesel engine.
It's efficient onboard sea going vessels since the temperature gradient between the hot and cold side can be kept high due to the ease of cooling with sea water.
EDIT: Another video explaining Stirling engines: ruclips.net/video/vGlDsFAOWXc/видео.html
We have a voluntary army in Sweden called Hemvärnet, trained as guerilla fighters. There are several thousends of "Hemvärnsmän" in our country.
These are the ones mentioned as "reservists" in the video.
@@bjornflintberg3809siffrona angående våra anställda o videon är fel då vi har över 20k hemvärnssoldater, samt fler anställd personal.
And we have trained soldiers from 90s ready for battle .
If speed is your goal then u should go with tires ✌
You cant drive away in 87 kmh whit belts on an artcher. 7-8 shoots a minute.
It uses the gases from the diesel engine to run the electricity in the ship, meaning it does not have to go to the surface for weeks like other diesel subs.
"Quality over quantity", is perhaps the term you are looking for?
Sweden (along with Finland when it was a part of Sweden) has been at war with Russia many times. Most of those battles were fought with the Swedes being outnumbered, like for example the Battle of Narva in 1700, where a Swedish force of about 10 000 beat the Russian army of 40 000.
A numerically small, but deadly force, is preferred next to a huge and ineffective one.
LOL. No.
We have quality yes, like all Western fighting forces do. But it is not "quality over quantity" that is the reason we have such a small military. It is because it was gutted economically. Our pilots have one of the lowest yearly flight hours in the West, dangerously low in fact.
@@johanlassen6448 I think you misunderstood my comment. Bare in mind I'm NOT saying that you are wrong, because you are correct in saying why our military is so small today. VEry sad state of affairs, indeed.
MY point was that our army has pretty much always been at a numerical disadvantage, throughout history, yet has still managed to stay on top most of the time.
The threads move more slow than tire does on roads wich we have lots of!
I made my service in the swedish army in the 70 ties... since then we ha had more than 65 years to prepare for war with russia!
The major advantage we hav had to russia is that we have during this time, we have only focust on defending our turf.
We never planned to fight in siberia or st petersburg, we planned to fight i gotland and in norrbotten
Glad greetings from The Kingdom of Sweden.
Just some info from Sweden: the Gotland class submarine is powered by a en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stirling_engine, and the veichle the Archer system is mounted on is a Volvo A30E Articulated Hauler used in mining. ruclips.net/video/IoLYy_4rErU/видео.html . The terrain capability is not as good as a tracked veichle, but very good. It is allso faster than a tracked veichle, and requires less maintainence compared to tracked solutions. You allways have to make compromises, and I believe that those are very reasonable.
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Alot of people from 35+ have already done service, active personel is total about 56000.
We have 300 000 active hunters with 1,5 milj guns. Plus 250 000 more licensed gun owners. Many of theese is fully equipped with night vision and thermal equipment. We have a total defence that means in case of war all men 18-70 is drafted for some kind of service.
don't forget us who do different shooting branches such as archery. we have our bows close at hand.
Me and the boys have our broadsword and axe and we keep it traditional. Since we Swedes have become experts in war after not being in a real war in over 200 years. It’s kind of funny how the insanity spreads! 😂😂😂
Actually to be serious, 300.000 hunters running around in the woods playing hero’s won’t save Sweden, they probably make more damage then good. But yes Swedens military is technical advanced BUT we know nothing about war and how well we can do. When our boys and girls start to return home in wood boxes we will see how harden we are when it comes to reality. And before all plastic Vikings start to howl, yes I seen war, I been to war and I find all this young kids thinking it’s all fun and game pathetic.
@@vansting although most of those hunters have nice rifles and will only need 1 shot/kill due to their aim and constant aim training. But yea i see ur point ^^
And lets not forget all of us who play around with our viking axes :P XD
Plus there are around 30,000 illegal weapons in Sweden
@@esfynix1 Does f…ng axes, everywhere. It’s killing me! 😂
Sweden is the nordic high techers
It was around 1,5 miljon who emigrated to America in 1800-1900. So we have connections.
Yes many Swede americans..
Where did the creator of the video get that information from? The Swedish Armed Forces estimate to have 64,000 active during wartime, and they have 32,900 in reserve. The Swedish Armed Forces website also lists that they have at least 56,000 working for the military, not counting the conscript force. Sweden also has 300,000 active hunters who would also get drafted during wartime for some kind of service. Another interesting fact is that, because of the large number of patrol vessels, the Swedish Navy is bigger than the Russian Baltic Fleet, which he sort of mentions because only the German Navy has them outclassed in size.
To shoot and get away in 20 seconds, means that the enemy never have time to find out where they are
USMC in norway few years back did quite bad at some military drill of yearly event, example being on skiis then falling into open water unter ice and have to pull yourself up, was part of it but it was about arctic terrain and how to manoeuvre undetected, Norway are huge on recon and navigation and ofc being on skiis in general :P
Would love to see your ass on skiis
In this video it is said that Sweden has been neutral for 200 years. Nothing could be more wrong than that! We've been ALLIANCE free for 200 years, and that's something else entirely. It is mainly Americans and English who falsely claim that we have been neutral. It is also Sweden that has the greatest experience of incident preparedness in the Baltic Sea, which is now received by the war organization NATO.
Check out the sterling engine (spelling?), thats whats in the sub.
Sweden has 7 corvettes (5+2) and 4 larger corvettes in the design phase to be ordern
if Sweden gets invaded dont forget the 300 000 hunters we have in Sweden. they arent trained military but they for sure can be a huge asset.
We have X numbers of soldiers today that are active. But up until 2005 we still had the compulsory service. And due to the Service Act we have at least 2-3.000.000 trained Soldiers that are just waiting for the call, every Person between 16 and 70 is forced to serve some cause in case of Crisis or War. Up until 2005 as many young men and women as we could train got the call to service. I Spent 10 months as a Swedish Marine.
You can legally have it fullscreen if you overlay your face in the same fashion as you already do!
Check out a docu for the Gotland subs. They often explain the engines
Connor, when artillery shells fall into the trench, the outcome is the same regardless of soldiers competence
The propeller are a swedish invention so ofcourse they know how to make it silent and use it on their subs
I believe Our vehicles and equipment are built with our own environment kept in mind in first hand. we can't and should not be compared with America for example!
They're only counting people within the army who has that as a daily job I suppose. In case of an invasion Sweden could mobilise and supply 800 000 conscripts
Yes. And on top of that we have 300.000 civilian hunters with guns. You just won't ride into town.
Quality always trumps quantity.
The archer is super fast on the roads with the wheels. It’s whole purpose is to move fast and distances. Not to penetrate the frontline. Wheels are also low maintenance.
They described the stirling engine wrong. It works with heat and cold at oposite ends of a piston then when the piston is heated it goes to one end and there its cooled and go back
There are chains for the archer, treads are better in terrain, but the archer can drive fast on highways, and its faster on gravel roads. Sweden have lot of small gravel roads due to the high level of forestry industry logistics. I think sweden also needs a new bandcannon or bandhaubitz, maybe robot launchers.
I think we can all see clearly in Ukraine that Russia's military has problems so Sweden's technical ability and weapons manufacturing capacity should be very useful. The fact that we have worked together with our Scandinavian neighbours and Nato for decades should make integration smoother than for most other countries who join - that's not a jab at Finland who I think is equally easy to integrate (and has a better prepared military but less arms production, so overall a similarly good addition).
you move faster with tires
And the tires are less damageing to roads - and those dump trucks are used heavly in sweden aswell as civilian in construction forest management -. so engin spare part and mechanics for the non gun systems are plenty
If one God forbids has to fight Russia you need manpower and superior materiel. As one of the Swedish ministers said in 1940 when the General Staff of the Swedish Army proposed to the government to send 10 divisions to Finland: "And what are we going to do when they are gone. The Soviet Union has enormous resources - we don't"
Theres around 300k hunters in Sweden. Then I would say theres like rough numbers from 50k-200k people with military training that cluld be withdrawn if facing a war. Then of course theres the olderly people that were mandatory in military service who are probably around 100k capable people. Please take these numbers with a grain of salt, but you get the picture. Then we have alot of imigrated persons who fled wars that probably have experience and will for sure protect thier new home. And that not including all criminals who shoot/bombs for a living who will also contribute in order to stay safe.
The sub is powered by a Stirling engine, look it up. It is an external combustion engine. That's what the 'expanding and contracting gasses' is about.
a single Swedens Gotland class submarine sank USS Ronald Reagan carrier in wargames. and JAS Gripen has 5 - 0, 5- 0 5 - 1 kills against F16 and Eurofigther.. so yes.. quality before quantity.
As for the stirling engine of the sub, this is what the company making them writes:
In its simplest version, the Stirling engine is a closed system with an expansion cylinder and a compression cylinder filled with a working gas. The pistons of the cylinders are linked by a connecting rod. When the working gas in the expansion cylinder is heated, pressure increases. This depresses the piston and thus performs work. Part of the force is used to push the hot working gas from the expansion cylinder into the compression cylinder. Once its outward motion in the compression cylinder is arrested, the piston returns by the inertia of the connecting rod, and by the fact that the working gas is compressed at low temperatures. The gas is then forced back into the expansion cylinder. Overall, the expansion of the hot gas in the expansion cylinder does more work than is needed to compress the cold gas in the compression cylinder. This work can be used to drive an electrical alternator that is directly connected to the engine’s connecting rod.
So basically, external heat from systems onboard heat the gas, powering the engine. The engine then refills the batteries on the boat (replacing the need for a diesel engine to do the same, which requires oxygen from the surface), and the batteries are recharged. It's basically a battery-charging engine driven by oxygen being heated and cooled and superfluous heat from that process turned into energy.
Dont forget Forces news is British. Which is why it talks English,we can all understand !!
Contracting and expanding gases - Sterling engine ❤❤❤
In addition to what's already been said about the Archer about getting away quicker with tires than tracks, using a forestry truck meant that it (a) already was designed for opeation in heavily forested areas) and more importantly (b) has easier and cheaper maintenance, a key factor in wartime, meaning spare parts would be much more easy to get a hold of as parts can use civilian stuff.
The numbers about the Swedish military are not entirely correct, because from 2024, 8 thousand men and women will do their military service in Sweden and that number will then rise to 10,000 soldiers. Sweden will shortly increase its defense budget from 1.4% of Sweden's GDP to over 2%. Several decommissioned regiments will be reopened, including several special units. Although the Swedish military is getting bigger, the quality and skill will get better and better. Since those who snort at the smallness of the Swedish military have a lot of trouble on a mine, including the US. Navy Seals experienced bitterly already over 25 years ago. For one of the speical regiments that will be resurrected is the Lapland Ranger Regiment and has all its activities and specialty is mountain environment. Lapland Rangers skill and speed as US. As I said, Navy Seals had a bitter experience up in Northern Norway in the 90s. Lapland's Rangers had practice against the US. Navy Seals and 3 times the Navy Seals went on a beating and then the Navy Seals refused to meet the Lapland Ranger. Then you should know US. The Navy Seals are professional soldiers who have several years of work like that, while the Lapland Rangers were made up of regular conscripts who had only done 10 months of training out of a total of 18 months.
The specialty of the Lapland Rangers is to strike quickly and disappear just as quickly before the enemies have time to react. This meant that the Navy Seals were beaten every time. Now this regiment plus other special forces will be resurrected.
Then the Swedish defense will switch to new handguns, sniper weapons and submachine guns.
Sweden has bought 321 armored vehicles from Finland, Sweden has previously bought the Patriot air defense system from the USA. As well as much more will happen within the Swedish military, so what is mentioned there is already old.
Swedens subs have the capabelety to go to usa without enyone even noing they are there
I find it rather interesting where these people get their numbers. Except for the Strv122´s I think every single thing was wrong. Also the idea that the reintroduction of the conscription being small somehow negates the fact that there is still 17 years of the old massive conscription classes to draw upon. In case of war that number jumps to 30 years of ye old and slightly long in the tooth conscripts. If Sweden would go to war now there is a pool of 290 000 (more than double that in case of total war) conscripts to draw from. They would presently be armed with sticks and very old crap but that be changing fast.
the archer is pretty wild. its well worth it watching a video about it.
we pixi pax a punch ? right to the point !
I catch your drift Connor... You can add more troops to a smart efficient unit and enhance it - but a bad unit won't get any better by adding more troops. I started to follow your channel before Sweden was in NATO. Kind of a historical thing? Best of regards and Thanks from Sweden.
They are kids that plays with adult toys... special force is a joke.. they will run home as quickly as possible..
The engine is called ”Sterling” and is using heat instead of ”explosions” to drive the engine if it makes sense. I hope it makes sense. The fuel is still Diesel.
Threads on the archer system would slow it down and also it would make it so heavy that u wouldent be able to drive it around to all places in sweden. Also they are built on the volvo truck chassi so easier and faster build to use the wheels. Our subs is the only today that has sunk a american carrier in wargames. US ended up borrowing the sub to be able to make counter messures. Our airforce also has won against f16, f18 in wargames. We are one of the countries with the best tech when it comes to millitary, the problem is that the youth today are curled wajny babies. When i grew up it was mandatory to do the army. Hopefully they will start with mandatory inlistments.
More or less, every non-electric engine is based on "expansion and contracting" of gases, even a internal combustion engine so that's a clear nonsensical statement.
However, the Swedish Gotland subs, uses Sterling engines, based on the temperature difference between super cooled and hot gases, making the engine extremely quit and vibration free, hence the "stealthiness" of the Gotland class subs plus the fact of it's hull coating, making it more or less invisible to sonars, both active and passive.
Another advantage is that the Sterling engine in itself is completely air independent, hence its name "AIP", Air Independent Propulsion...
Always Nice to watch your videos. The video you comment from got wrong Numbers when it comes to the staff. We have much more staff in all sections, About 1/3 more or even more, but I let someone who can this answer insted insted. 🇸🇪🇺🇸
I understood what u meant by a smaller force that is capable, against having a larger force that are not as capable. a larger force with bad training can be a living hell for other forces, they are a danger to better trained people, cause they do more misstakes. Western doctrine"nato doctrine" however has always focused on training, and not numbers. If we are to compare us with lets say Russia and China, they focus on alot of personel, but the training they got is not even close to our western counterparts, specially not when comparing to China
Like commentator said - its symbolic rather than counting heads and units. Both Sweden and Finland knows their terrain where other NATO nations would be useless.
Sweden really has advanced tech, more likely one of the many reasons Turkey tried to block them.
On contrary - Sweden’s neighbour Finland has longest border with Russia in whole NATO alliance and have been through what history knows - The Winter War and prior to that were part of Russian Empire until independence in 1917.
I think the main point here is - it’s good to have efficient military partner with advanced tech as looks like history don’t teach anyone a lesson and Russia is on exactly that path right now.
Don’t think they will try to invade any NATO member country but it’s good to be safe than sorry.
you dont understand we have a small army byt in case of war the swdish people will unite, and it will be around 5 million people.
you can also drag a link up to the adress bar of your browser, or a marked text to do a google search ;) btw if your watching a youtube video with subs you can change the position of the sub just by draging it ;)
Submarine engine is a Sterling engine. Made special fore the subs. And Easternsea is not that deap. And at the war game they sank Amerian flag ship 😉
Everyone is trained as elite soldiers, but Sweden certainly has troops from everyone who has done service. at least 1.5 million soldiers but we are aged 35-50
If I remember correctly the subs use a type of engine with a closed off piston that uses heat to compress and decompress the gas and move the piston back and forth in a big cylinder, the moving of the piston drives whatever is being used to move the sub, idk if that makes sense
Correct. The other details that make them efficient is that in the sub enginges the piston is filled with helium, which expands a lot for small differences in temperature, and that they use liquid oxygen and refined diesel to make the heat. This means they dont have to take in air when submerged as long as they have lox left in the tanks.
Gotland submarines have sterling engines.
Concerning subs; ever heard of the Stirling engine? That´s what these subs have.
5:19 Sterling engines
The question of the gases in the sub, they have Stirling engines the can burn liquid oxygen.
In the UK Royal Navy submarines are called 'boats'. Not sure what other countries call their submarines
The submarines have sterling engines.
When I was in the army during the ciold war our military was hughe.
Every able bodied man of reasonably sound mind had to do military service as a conscripted soldier.
In the beginning of the eighties when I was in the army) I believe that our army could field about 800 000 men.
Including the navy and the airfore, perhaps it was up towards a million.
I do not care how much better trained and equipped our current military is, a million strong military would beat them any day.
To me, and I am sure to a verry large number of my country men, it was clear from the beginning that it was a complete disaster to disband the military after the cold war.
Not only the military but also he civilian defence was dismanteled.
In my mind this was pretty much treason.
The finns were smarter than us.
They kept their military as well as their civil defence.
Just imagine if we had kept the size of our military at the cold war level and if we had given them modern equipment and training.
But the cost was high.
At the peak of the cold war I believe that we spent about 4,3% of our GDP on our military.
How much we spent of our civil defence I do not know but we all had bomb shelters to go to and we knew where they were.
The submarine is powered by a Sterling Diesel engine, that I believe doesn´t need oxygene to work... There are several videos of how it works.
Little boy we wont tell you our secrets ok.
It's called a stirling engine. Look it up.
Wait what this is so wrong, yhe cv90 number is to small
I understand your point and I have to agree.
That was the shortest presentation of the subs ever. You might need to check other videos about those. It’s not made for vast open oceans, it’s made for world most shallow sea, the Baltic. drive train is quite secret and it isn’t disclosed how long it can stay under. But as I understand it, they can use any burnable fuel together with chilled oxygen created from seawater, so I guess it could use same as spaceX starship, metalox but as sterlin engine. Very interesting and unique powerhouse. Very little vibrations and low heat signature make it truly super quiet, at the same time small enough to go undetected under shipping lanes in archipelagos. The new A26 has this but with deployment for divers and robotics.
Treads are much more cost- and maintainance-heavy, any usually doesn´t allow for higher roadspeeds.
Hey, nice reaction. Glad to see your optimism regarding us joining. Still not 100% sure it's the right thing for us to do but it's done now so... Regarding the Archer system many had the same question when it was introduced. I served on the predecessor, the band canon. It was more or less the same gun mounted on a tank. I think that the choice came down to maintenance vs traversing capability and dumper wheels was god enough I guess, but that's speculation on my part. Many other things in the system has seen an upgrade compared to the old band canon. When it comes to the submarine propulsion system I think they are being a bit clumsy describing it the way they do. I'ts fitted with a Sterling engine. That's quiet mode. It also has diesel engines. The aircraft is called Gripen. Not Grippen, thats some kind of swinglish. Gripen means Griffon, so JAS Griffon is name of the plane in the game.
"Yeah, I'll react to that, sure."
Please explain what this means. Who are you taking requests from? I've made several, without an acknowledgment.
Stirling engine
FFS Connor. What you mean is Quality over Quantity, simple. Jeez.
Look up, the Serling engine. It's the quietest!
Sterling
Sweden's manpower issue is mainly due to changes to our military doctrine after the fall of the Soviet Union, where our politicians naively thought the days of potential war in Europe were over. This idea however has changed after the invasion of Ukraine, and the size of both Sweden's military manpower and budget are set to increase dramatically over the coming years.
One should also remember that Sweden has a "total defense." Meaning every citizen is required to defend the nation if called upon.
submarine engine is called STIRLING
I just hold ctrl + left mouse to open a new tab :) shift + left mouse is new window for links
About the expanding and contracting gases google Sterling engine :)
Yours thinking is relativt close very good wepons och extremly good soldiers thats The key
A submarine is referred to as a boat. I know, right?
It is called a Stirling engine
This might me what you tried to say? Technology knowhow may beat manpower?
Its great that we have now collaboration with Norway ,Sweden ,Finland ,Denmark and Iceland.. nordic power