It is such a well thought out aircraft and affordable to fly and maintain. The fact it can land on a decent highway and be rearmed and refueled with the engine running by 3 to 5 personnel iis huge too. I wish Canada had chosen this to replace the aging Hornets. You can assemble and maintain it with the handy allen key included in the flat pack too.
Yea, as a Canadian I to wish Canada would have bought the Gripen E, they could have bought a lot more than 88 f35 and fly them a lot cheaper than the f35, and be a lot more reliable and versatile, the Gripen is a lot cheaper and I am surprised that Canada didn't buy the Gripen because it is cheaper than the f35 in every way, Canadian politicians always buys the cheapest equipment for the Airforce or Canadian military in general.
That doesn't really make any sense. If you are hiding what your aircraft can do, by mechanically limiting it then your pilots also have no idea what it can do and will probably crash when that switch is flipped. I bet it only unlocks electronic aspects.
@@magnusk4352 because you do need to know what you can do. Not magically unlock functionality that you have never used before and will probably crash because of.
I can see how this plane would stand well in a conflict. As it’s not stealth design per se, it’s smaller and has superb electronic jamming tech. Meanwhile it’s super maneuverable and can carry loads of equipment.
Canada absolutely bought the wrong plane. The Gripen was almost purpose built for the needs of our air force and our primary defense mission. The protection of our northern border. We sgould have bought the Gripen E.
Because of its potency/cost ratio, the Saab JAS-39E Gripen is literally the best fighter jet in the world, unless your country is called The United States of America and has am essentially unlimited military budget. For the same money, an air force populated with Gripens would be more powerful than an air force populated with ANY other plane, including the F-22 Raptor.
Due to delays in the F35 productions. Canada should acquire enough JAS 39 E enough to have 3 frontline squadrons and training planes. This could allow Canada to retire the oldest CF 18 who are rapidly becoming obsolete.
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Excellent video explaining many capabilities of the new Gripen E/F versions.
Undoubtedly - The SAAB JAS 39 GRIPEN E/F Version simply HAS to be considered as one of the most Exquisite and Top Modern Equipped & massively Capable Midsize Jet Fighters avaliable on the Air Defence market today - or - to express it in some other words, once everlastingly sung by another rather well known Swedish phenomenon - the ABBA Pop Group: "Times of joy, and times of sorrow - We have allways seen them through And I don't care what comes tomorrow - We can face it together The way old friends do" As we are now firmly together with our Strong Friends and Allies of the NATO DEFENCE PACT! And we know how to fight, as President Joe Biden clearly expressed it the very same day as when Sweden reached full membership of the Alliance! Th. Benjaminsson - Sweden * 🇸🇪 *
In August last year President Zelenskyy announced that Ukrainian pilots had already started training on Gripen. It'll almost certainly be the Gripen C/D though. The production of the Gripen E/F has barely started and there aren't many of them in the world yet.
@@tessjuelZelensky was a little hasty, but halfway right. A group of Ukrainian pilots were in Sweden, at SAAB's training facility and had an introductory course, where they learned a bit more about the system, how it works in reality, not only through YT, so to speak. The pilots were impressed, and the talks about whether Ukraine would buy Gripen or not intensified. However, to be honest, I wouldn't be a bit surprised if a training program secretly started in a limited way not far after that introduction.
Translate Gripen from Swedish to English in the Google translate application and both results are perfectly acceptable as the application speaks the word like a Swede.
@@boreopithecus I doubt Saab or the pilots will be offended by a slightly incorrect use of a word but we Swedes pronounce it both like green and grin depending on the person.
'Gripen' means 'the Griffin'. A 'grip' is spelled like this in Swedish for a reason, the 'i' is pronounced long, like 'ee' in English. If the 'i' should be short, there had been two 'p', 'gripp'. 'Greepen' it is. And, 'graipen' sounds like 'ripen', bananas.
It's the risk, when you're selling it to others, but these military equipments aren't easy to read and understand. Many things are encrypted and can't be analysed.
Nice presentation. There was something here that you stated that I heard for the very first time about the Gripen E. We have heard that it will supercruise, but in this video you stated that "it will Supercruise even in combat configuration". You are the first source I have heard that from. Has this been confirmed, or was this speculation on your part. Thank you.
Sorry for the delay, I didn't see your comment among so many. Yes, the Gripen E can fly supercruise in an air combat configuration. This is the most complete article about the Gripen available on the internet, and is one of the sources regarding its supercruise capability. You just need to translate it, as it is in Portuguese. tecnomilitar.wordpress.com/2020/12/15/gripen/
Yeah that RCS... Even though the RCS is small, it its travelling in supersonic on radar. It could mean its a fighter or a missile... Although I prefer this Jas Gripen fighter coz its more cost effective in maintenance & operational cost...
We haven't even seen any Russian ones since we put up the specially designed "The Singing Sailor Underwater Defense System"; underwater neon signs reading: "Welcome to Sweden. Gay since 1944." and a picture of a man wearing only a sailor's cap and tight short, the light is blinking so it looks like he is doing the 'Elvis moves'. Simultaneously sending a Morse code: "This way if you are gay". Scares the homophobics off. Why 1944? The year homosexuality became legal in Sweden. 😂 (I don't know if that one sign is still down there, and it wasn't the Swedish military forces who put it there. In 2015 the Swedish peace organisation, Svenska Freds, put it somewhere in the Stockholm archipelago, hinting at the anti homosexuality Russian laws.)
I think this plane accompanied by f 35 would be lethal...the f 35 is like the quarterback you always wanted on the football team its amazing in its capabilities and is stealth ...but it is a sexy plane that has a great multirole capability just imagine 4 f 35s and 10 grippens flying into your air apace man come on
Radar cross-section (RCS), denoted σ, also called radar signature, is a measure of how detectable an object is by radar. A larger RCS indicates that an object is more easily detected. information from Wikipedia.
Some peiple said that this fighter jet is Sukhoi killer but Sweden never deploy it in Ukraine against Russian Sukhoi...... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 The question is: Is it really that good, man?? 😁😁
You know why right, it's because USA and NATO did say no to it, because Sweden did allow Ukraine to attack military targets I Russia with Gripen. Which would make US look like pussys because US hade said no to use US weapons against targets in Russia 😅
A Gripen costs $4K per hour to fly while an F35 costs $40K per hour. That's a big advantage as is the ease of maintenance with just a 5 man crew. It's short take off is designed to allow it to fly from roads rather than airfields as these soon become targets. It's also produced in Europe which means we're not dependant on the US senate to approve supplies etc. Now Sweden is a part of NATO, we should be using (and building) this fighter across Europe.
In theory it is a 4.5 generation fighter. In practice it should be something like generation 4.75 (if this classification existed), as it has almost all fifth generation technologies with the exception of the stealth fuselage.
@@MilitaryMight-xl1um thanks for the reply. I always wondered why they needed stealth features in an individual jet when they already have radar jamming roles for other escorting jets to jam the enemy radars unless the jet is flying solo.
@@TruthSeekerAll Unless you want to attack targets inside Russia or China, a good electronic warfare capability is still sufficient for most scenarios and there is no need for a stealthy airframe.
Ummm... no. 1.2M is the top *cruising* speed, as in, *sustainable transit speed on just the regular engine* The top speed *with afterburner* is well over M2.
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It is such a well thought out aircraft and affordable to fly and maintain. The fact it can land on a decent highway and be rearmed and refueled with the engine running by 3 to 5 personnel iis huge too. I wish Canada had chosen this to replace the aging Hornets.
You can assemble and maintain it with the handy allen key included in the flat pack too.
also they can change engine in under one hour out on the highway..
Yea, as a Canadian I to wish Canada would have bought the Gripen E, they could have bought a lot more than 88 f35 and fly them a lot cheaper than the f35, and be a lot more reliable and versatile, the Gripen is a lot cheaper and I am surprised that Canada didn't buy the Gripen because it is cheaper than the f35 in every way, Canadian politicians always buys the cheapest equipment for the Airforce or Canadian military in general.
Ikea jet !😜
People have no idea how good the Gripen really is ;)
That’s because the war/peace switch has this far remained in the ”peace”-position… 😉
That doesn't really make any sense. If you are hiding what your aircraft can do, by mechanically limiting it then your pilots also have no idea what it can do and will probably crash when that switch is flipped. I bet it only unlocks electronic aspects.
@@hubertcumberdale8175 It makes perfect sense. You do not want your enemy to know what you can do in a forced situation. How can you not see this?
@@magnusk4352 because you do need to know what you can do. Not magically unlock functionality that you have never used before and will probably crash because of.
@hubertcumberdale8175 of course the pilots have trained in war mode.or are you an imbecile??
What a fantastic and cost effective machine 👍🏻
I can see how this plane would stand well in a conflict. As it’s not stealth design per se, it’s smaller and has superb electronic jamming tech.
Meanwhile it’s super maneuverable and can carry loads of equipment.
Issues with Stealth plane is that once figured out, it is useless. Gripen however can just make a software update.
The Gripen E is almost a new fighter compared to the previous versions having a larger fuselage with more mount points, bigger fuel storage etc. etc.
And the new fuselage design allows for increased stealth.
@@WolfHeathen And new wing as well.
Yeah it's like the F-18 Hornet vs the F-18 SuperHornet. They look the same but there not. More cabability etc, etc.
Man, I NEED my own personal Peace/War switch.
The sweeds always have something up in their sleeves 🥰
swedes...
Canada absolutely bought the wrong plane. The Gripen was almost purpose built for the needs of our air force and our primary defense mission. The protection of our northern border. We sgould have bought the Gripen E.
The Canadian reality is very similar to the Swedish one, from the climate to the type of threat. The Gripen would fit very well with Canada's needs.
Belgium should had purchased these instead of those overpriced f35. Or les f35 and these in support
Europe first
The same counts for Holland.
Norway, Finland, Denmark, Poland, Czech Republic……
More will come..
Denmark too. Make Europe Great Again!
Because of its potency/cost ratio, the Saab JAS-39E Gripen is literally the best fighter jet in the world, unless your country is called The United States of America and has am essentially unlimited military budget.
For the same money, an air force populated with Gripens would be more powerful than an air force populated with ANY other plane, including the F-22 Raptor.
You now that Jas Gripen E did win the solo show in Riat show 2023??? That show only did have the top 200 best aircraft in the world
Due to delays in the F35 productions. Canada should acquire enough JAS 39 E enough to have 3 frontline squadrons and training planes. This could allow Canada to retire the oldest CF 18 who are rapidly becoming obsolete.
Excellent video explaining many capabilities of the new Gripen E/F versions.
Efficiency is the key for the Gripen E/F. the Brazilian Air Force Limited budget will benefit a lot from it.
The first battle you need to win is the battle against cost. Economic sustainability is key! 🙂
Also South Africa (SAAF) following the already 13 Jas 39 D they have
Undoubtedly - The SAAB JAS 39 GRIPEN E/F Version simply HAS to be considered as one of the most Exquisite and Top Modern Equipped & massively Capable Midsize Jet Fighters avaliable on the Air Defence market today - or - to express it in some other words, once everlastingly sung by another rather well known Swedish phenomenon - the ABBA Pop Group:
"Times of joy, and times of sorrow -
We have allways seen them through
And I don't care what comes tomorrow -
We can face it together
The way old friends do"
As we are now firmly together with our Strong Friends and Allies of the NATO DEFENCE PACT! And we know how to fight, as President Joe Biden clearly expressed it the very same day as when Sweden reached full membership of the Alliance!
Th. Benjaminsson - Sweden * 🇸🇪 *
I have allways said JAS would be the best plane for Ukraine.
In August last year President Zelenskyy announced that Ukrainian pilots had already started training on Gripen. It'll almost certainly be the Gripen C/D though. The production of the Gripen E/F has barely started and there aren't many of them in the world yet.
@@tessjuelZelensky was a little hasty, but halfway right. A group of Ukrainian pilots were in Sweden, at SAAB's training facility and had an introductory course, where they learned a bit more about the system, how it works in reality, not only through YT, so to speak.
The pilots were impressed, and the talks about whether Ukraine would buy Gripen or not intensified.
However, to be honest, I wouldn't be a bit surprised if a training program secretly started in a limited way not far after that introduction.
Jas 39 Gripen E-F.............we like.............Nice..............God Bless..........and.......Thank's.......👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍😀😀😀😀😀👊👊👊👊👊🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️..........
Sweden 🇸🇪👍💪👊
Manifesting for the Philippine Air Force
It is Gripen with an "i" like Indiana, not with the "i" like in Idaho.
Translate Gripen from Swedish to English in the Google translate application and both results are perfectly acceptable as the application speaks the word like a Swede.
It’s a long “i” pronounced more like the “ee” in “green”, so “Greepen”.
@@boreopithecus I doubt Saab or the pilots will be offended by a slightly incorrect use of a word but we Swedes pronounce it both like green and grin depending on the person.
@@Gsoda35 I’m Swedish too and I’ve never heard anyone pronounce it “Grippen”.
'Gripen' means 'the Griffin'. A 'grip' is spelled like this in Swedish for a reason, the 'i' is pronounced long, like 'ee' in English.
If the 'i' should be short, there had been two 'p', 'gripp'.
'Greepen' it is.
And, 'graipen' sounds like 'ripen', bananas.
I dont like the Hungarian use Jas 39Gripen,they are allied with russia and with orban he let the russki analyze Jas 39 Gripen!!
It's the risk, when you're selling it to others, but these military equipments aren't easy to read and understand. Many things are encrypted and can't be analysed.
Does 1956 say anything to you?
Wait ? Hungary is allied with Russia ? That sounds strange. Hungary is a NATO member.
Powerful I like it
Button? it looks like a switch to me. If it's that crucial, why doesn't it have a switch guard to prevent accidental activation?
Thanks, Military Might.
Nice presentation. There was something here that you stated that I heard for the very first time about the Gripen E. We have heard that it will supercruise, but in this video you stated that "it will Supercruise even in combat configuration". You are the first source I have heard that from. Has this been confirmed, or was this speculation on your part. Thank you.
Sorry for the delay, I didn't see your comment among so many.
Yes, the Gripen E can fly supercruise in an air combat configuration.
This is the most complete article about the Gripen available on the internet, and is one of the sources regarding its supercruise capability. You just need to translate it, as it is in Portuguese.
tecnomilitar.wordpress.com/2020/12/15/gripen/
@@MilitaryMight-xl1um Thanks for the response!
Would fit with the Gripen's warning system when my mother-in-law
approaching my home.😉
Mothers-in-law are worse than missiles 😅😅
@@MilitaryMight-xl1um
Rumor has it that mothers-in-law return after death.🤣🤣
😂😂😂
The prospect of this commercial ads is definitely RTAF !
Europe needs to make it's own military equipment and deal with the US as an equal partner, or not at all.
Everybody remamber Richard Prior going off drivving a Saab ..there you go
Yeah that RCS... Even though the RCS is small, it its travelling in supersonic on radar. It could mean its a fighter or a missile... Although I prefer this Jas Gripen fighter coz its more cost effective in maintenance & operational cost...
I would buy this for a PMC.
Happy Gripen Jas 39
Ps. We dont sell our top shelf model😊
Kailan dadating yan unang batch ng grepin saab jas-39 jet manggsling sa Sweden..
Nobody talking about Swedish subs?
Shhhhh! ubmarines is more secret are not to be seen or heard about :-)
We haven't even seen any Russian ones since we put up the specially designed "The Singing Sailor Underwater Defense System"; underwater neon signs reading: "Welcome to Sweden. Gay since 1944." and a picture of a man wearing only a sailor's cap and tight short, the light is blinking so it looks like he is doing the 'Elvis moves'. Simultaneously sending a Morse code: "This way if you are gay".
Scares the homophobics off.
Why 1944? The year homosexuality became legal in Sweden.
😂
(I don't know if that one sign is still down there, and it wasn't the Swedish military forces who put it there. In 2015 the Swedish peace organisation, Svenska Freds, put it somewhere in the Stockholm archipelago, hinting at the anti homosexuality Russian laws.)
I think this plane accompanied by f 35 would be lethal...the f 35 is like the quarterback you always wanted on the football team its amazing in its capabilities and is stealth ...but it is a sexy plane that has a great multirole capability just imagine 4 f 35s and 10 grippens flying into your air apace man come on
So what’s the difference between stealth and 0,01kvm rsc?
Take a class.....
Radar cross-section (RCS), denoted σ, also called radar signature, is a measure of how detectable an object is by radar. A larger RCS indicates that an object is more easily detected.
information from Wikipedia.
Stealth is much more than radar.
With the new infra red sensors Gripen will be able to see stealth aircraft’s.
@@petter5721True, but turning on an IRST can be visible to the opposing aircraft. The F-22 doesn't carry an IRST.
@@saleemkirmani5583 How would a SENSOR be visible from another aircraft?
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We will see, how incredible is the gripen E, when it is in a real fight (what I don't hope).
Considering it has creamed most US airplanes in mock fights during exercises, we don't need to.
THIS IS THE BEST JET FOR THE WAR IN UKRAINE.
Some peiple said that this fighter jet is Sukhoi killer but Sweden never deploy it in Ukraine against Russian Sukhoi......
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
The question is:
Is it really that good, man??
😁😁
You know why right, it's because USA and NATO did say no to it, because Sweden did allow Ukraine to attack military targets I Russia with Gripen.
Which would make US look like pussys because US hade said no to use US weapons against targets in Russia 😅
grajpen💀💀
I hope gripen e is not hyped
A Gripen costs $4K per hour to fly while an F35 costs $40K per hour. That's a big advantage as is the ease of maintenance with just a 5 man crew. It's short take off is designed to allow it to fly from roads rather than airfields as these soon become targets. It's also produced in Europe which means we're not dependant on the US senate to approve supplies etc. Now Sweden is a part of NATO, we should be using (and building) this fighter across Europe.
Exactly
Is it a 4.5 gen fighter jet or just 4th gen?
In theory it is a 4.5 generation fighter. In practice it should be something like generation 4.75 (if this classification existed), as it has almost all fifth generation technologies with the exception of the stealth fuselage.
@@MilitaryMight-xl1um thanks for the reply. I always wondered why they needed stealth features in an individual jet when they already have radar jamming roles for other escorting jets to jam the enemy radars unless the jet is flying solo.
@@TruthSeekerAll Unless you want to attack targets inside Russia or China, a good electronic warfare capability is still sufficient for most scenarios and there is no need for a stealthy airframe.
@@MilitaryMight-xl1um understood 👍
Greipen??
computervoice?
España debería comprar Gripen en lugar de material yanqui
pls teach your tts how to pronounce gripen
Why Gripen engine not produced 2.92 Mach velocity!(@#€&)
Raptor F22 miller FA50 is more smarter than grafen
I'm afraid not
No the are not m8 😅
Greepen, not Grypen, dammit!
No, Gripen! 😆
@@larss.1876 ee makes the e sound though.
Man I can’t stand these synthesized audio voice overs. Pronounce the plane’s name correctly!
It is ok so far,what is on my opinion is that the speed only reach mach 1.2
Ummm... no. 1.2M is the top *cruising* speed, as in, *sustainable transit speed on just the regular engine*
The top speed *with afterburner* is well over M2.
😂😂