This system was replaced in front line service by the US nearly 30 years ago. It was designed in the 60s. It was mostly mounted on vehicles. It was supposed to defend against low level air threats. In reality it ended up being used mainly as a ground support weapon on vehicles because of its high rate of fire and ability to tear apart infantry and lightly armored vehicles.
I expect this has a far more modern FCS over the original VADS. We'll also likely see a resurgence of systems like this to cheaply deal with the large-scale proliferation of drones.
Even towed artillery is pretty scary to man in a peer-to-peer war. Battlefield radars can locate the firing point of artillery shells in midflight and start counter-firing before the shells even land.
Bruh, ppl saying they are not fast enough etc. The aircraft would be detected long before. If the aircraft aren't detected then any weapon wouldn't work.
Anti Aircraft Guns like these are mostly used for low flying aircraft, these get detected a lot later thsn Normal flying aircraft but i get where youre coming from.
Worked with some JASDF back in my Marine days and I said time and time again crank loading is to slow when time is so precious. Regardless love what you guys do and defend your home..
VADS is US made weapon system , and they started replacing it in 1994. Its seriously outdated even with the a2 version , but then again depends who Japan is defending against...
The VADS was a system developed by the US during the Vietnam conflict. They were mounted on an armored platform as a mobile unit. The US Navy took this and mounted it shipboard for testing. When I served in the USS Coontz in 1976 we had one mounted mid ship port side and I remember a number of live fire exercises with it. This system is now the beloved Phalanx CIWS.
apparently they are only training for an emergency reload Incase the power is out. They have electric winders that bring the ammunition in. During normal conditions for base defense (not during an exhibition) the ammunition is already loaded on standby.
Looks like a fully manual process. If anyone thinks this machine is automated, caveman once thought its fire was the end game, the absolute goal of science.
That adds complexity and cost, and if the motor breaks in the middle of battle, you won't have time to repair it, and you don't want to be left unable to reload.
No this is pure battle thing, no sensitive electronics that needs maintance and qualified personnel, just people who now how to set this up, load ammo and pull trigger =D
@@raptor2265 you don’t need to repair it because you can use the handle like shown in the video in case it fails, but when it’s working, soldiers can save some strength and fight on for much longer.
BTW this isn't seriously what Japan uses as air defence, this was something Japan saw as useful only back during 1950-1960's. In fact Japan relaunched it's missile program in the late 1960's and the plan was to replace all this old junk that obviously doesn't work on new aircraft. The missiles were completed at the start of the 1980's, this is when Japan's type 81 short range missile was completed, as well as Japan's type 91 mobile SAM in the 1990's. At this point the old Vulcan you see here and other things like the 35mm Oerlikon that Japan had were considered redundant weapons and are currently only in Japan's retired arsenal, they are displayed at shows like this for fun. Since then Japan had made more missiles types and systems as well, for example the type 11 short ranged SAM was made to replace the type 81 short range SAM, this was completed in 2011. Then you also have Japan's most powerful system, the Chu-Sam system, a medium ranged anti-air missile, this is incredibly high performance and when Japan took it to the USA for testing at the white sands facility (since Japan doesn't have enough room in Japan to test it), it hit every target, including a supersonic 163A Coyote, it says US personnel were shocked at the Japanese missile performance in destroying all targets. This Chu-Sam is Japan's most advanced anti-air missile. Additionally there are improved versions of the old type 81 short range SAM, basically to keep it in service there was a type 81-B and today it's the type 81-C. This is just to increase the overall arsenal. There is also a type 93 system, which is basically the type 91 mobile SAM's, but it's instead built onto the back of a Toyota truck and the firing is controlled all by computer inside the vehicle. Therefore in total, Japan has 5 active anti-air missile systems currently in service.
Dont discount such systems yet, with the advent of massed drone swarms like in the 2020 Karabakh war where individual drones costed less than the SAMs shooting at them, AA artillery is about to make a big comeback. At least until lasers are cheap and powerful enough to take their place.
@@gogertonherface5849 They sound pretty different. And a quick glance at the title will literally tell you everything you need to know about the video.
Понял три вещи! Главное разложить резиновый коврик с ящиками, завести газонокосилку и предупредить самолету противника второго в расчете зенитки по рации, где и во сколько он будет пролетать!
@@KOV-1965 у кого у вас, кремлеботы. хозяин вашего пахана уже всё продал. вы в пустыне живёте где кроме ларьков и мультиков и недоумков ничего не осталось. а сами комменты строчите за бабло, потому что работы нет вообще, как и страны.
@@abracadabra6203 страна это не столица и презик, да они портят нам жизнь, но когда блять было иначе то?)) В истории России всю дорогу долбаебы у власти и в итоге ни одну войну не проиграли, потому что в войне участвует не те кто правит, а солдаты, простые люди, народ в целом. И где это вы в России пустыню увидели? Работа есть, платят правда маловато, так что вы хуйню какую-то тут несёте.
Not outdated and nice. In reality the weapon systems were set up in about 6 minutes. Everyone thinks its a long time but its not. Nicely done Japanese allies.
@@Consequator yes but the cwis can automatically track and engage incoming targets including missiles and bombs without the crew being anywhere near the emplacement. It's a huge advantage since the first targets during a strike tend to be the air defense systems. For the what is essentially the last line of defense against a strike, you really do need one of the ciws or c-ram systems
@@asancoon2363 CIWS requires an enormous support platform, the most compact of which is about the size of a semi truck trailer, and is incredibly expensive to run and operate. No doubt they have some C-RAM emplacements at those bases, but if you're simply trying to shoot down aircraft and not missiles or bombs, this is a better option to cover a larger area. Plus, a larger volume of fire from multiple locations vs fire from only 1 or 2 emplacement helps provide a more solid defense.
or just have the first 30-50 rounds loaded into the mechanism, and have the sprocket pick up the rounds from the ground like every other belt fed mechanism on the planet, it's really not that hard.
Не знал, что перед боем когда время идёт на секунды,нужно сложить коврики и ящики ровно поставить! А этот с табличкой в реальном бою тоже будет стоять???
Obviously it's pre-loaded in war time. Small, cheap, and effective. These guys are what you want hanging out in a gun pit behind your bunker watching for drones.
it's the M167 Vulcan Air Defense System! used to protect the rear logistics system, the M167 Vulcan with the same terrible rate of fire as the Phalanx CIWS , If it was pre-loaded during wartime, I don't think many planes would dare to come close
But this is only a self defense force? Why do i see a lot of comments thinking that the japanese have a full blown military like the US and other superpower countries have?
This is a training exercise, and these guys are obviously new recruits or just learning this weapons system, you can tell by the way they break in and out of formation, its sloppy. Japanese SDF regulars are crisp and look professional at all times, that's how you can tell. They are going to make them do this 100s of times until they can load that thing and gear up in under 30 seconds.
Japan. And this is an old system; dunno about this mounting, but the gun was first used in 1959, and the self-propelled version of this system is from 1969. What you're looking at here isn't state-of-the-art, and was withdrawn from US service in the 90's. They've got much more up-to-date SAM systems, but I don't know of any more moddern AAA they've got. Then again, short of auto-targeting guns like the Phalanx, I'm not sure how much improvement you'd actually get.
Its Base is a Trailer for better useage. Other wise u would ne a crane or lift to get it from a to b. Mobile AA Gun. Here u see it dismounted or combatready.
Also, the guns were already deployed in the beginning, just think how long it would take to deploy, ready, fire and then scoot the gun out of the combat zone.
Everyone’s so roused about this man, I mean I expected something a little bit more active from the soldiers but everyone else in the comments was expecting it to be like cyberpunk 2077 hype or something.
Todos comentários que dizem que este tipo de metralhadoras são atrasadas, são leigos e tecem comentários sem conhecimento profundo para que especifica esse tipo de arma a que se destina.
@@СмертьНезагорами-ш7к противовес какой нибудь банальный можно было придумать. Столько времени готовить рассчёт к бою - это пиздец. У меня бабушка быстрее красится.
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たった一本、展示の動画をあげただけで
まるで空自にはこれしか無いような叩きぶり。
I gave this video a thumbs up because getting criticized in at least four different languages has got to be worth something.
Vanhanaikanen ja hidas systeemi, make it six
Gammelt og tregt system, make it seven
Mamamatay sila, gawin mong 8
This system was replaced in front line service by the US nearly 30 years ago. It was designed in the 60s. It was mostly mounted on vehicles. It was supposed to defend against low level air threats. In reality it ended up being used mainly as a ground support weapon on vehicles because of its high rate of fire and ability to tear apart infantry and lightly armored vehicles.
M163 was the vehicle
kinda harsh if you tell about infantry part
Feel bad for these kids if they ever find themselves in a war facing against Chinese jets.
sadly.. the amount of time to prep them going to be a disastrous.. its a perfect meal for an attack drones these days...
I expect this has a far more modern FCS over the original VADS. We'll also likely see a resurgence of systems like this to cheaply deal with the large-scale proliferation of drones.
Legend has it that they're still reloading till this day.
Manned static defenses? Holy shit. Now that's a scary position in times of war.
Even towed artillery is pretty scary to man in a peer-to-peer war. Battlefield radars can locate the firing point of artillery shells in midflight and start counter-firing before the shells even land.
Easy targets are the ones manned by people. They don't have the sensor suit to tell them they are about to die.
To be in the war is a scary position in times of war
In all likelihood this is a reservist/auxiliary type demonstration. I doubt Korea is reliant upon these for front line first intercept roles.
@@Glitch0010 It'd be pretty foolish for Korea to rely upon these guys, seeing as they are Japanese.
Pilots over the radio "Well, let's hope they didn't actually load live rounds like last time.... Here we go."
покажите им как работает "шилка" которую ещё 1964 году изобрели
装填手「苦労して装填しても一瞬だもんな・・・」
射手「へへへ」
Bruh, ppl saying they are not fast enough etc. The aircraft would be detected long before. If the aircraft aren't detected then any weapon wouldn't work.
Why not just have it loaded and ready though?
Exactly
Anti Aircraft Guns like these are mostly used for low flying aircraft, these get detected a lot later thsn Normal flying aircraft but i get where youre coming from.
This is just training, if it was a real world operation they would have already been loaded.
these seems to be deployable aswell, for something you can just pop out anywhere to destroy aircraft it's good
Worked with some JASDF back in my Marine days and I said time and time again crank loading is to slow when time is so precious. Regardless love what you guys do and defend your home..
And at this point in time they're likely drilling everything like crazy. China's trying to take over the world.
I miss Trump....
@@monbreau7306 I'm sure Xi misses him too.
@@TheFree33333 Putin too
装填に時間がかかるっていうコメント多いけど実戦だと戦闘前に装填すると思うから問題ないと思うよ…
装填する前に来る事も無くは無いだろうけど
「基地を敵航空機から守る最終手段」
だから準備する時間は大抵の場合あると思う
実包が必要なだけ近くに保管されてればいいんだが、実態は・・・・・。
全て撃ち終わった後の再装填に時間がかかるのであれば今一かと・・・
@@yasut.8208 米海軍艦艇の最後の守りCIWSも数十秒で空になるし、撃ち切ったら手動装填ですよ
I thought they would never load this anti-aircraft gun!
Я думал они никогда не зарядят эту зенитку!
ZSU 23-4 CCCP
何か色々と文句言ってるのがいるが、そもそもとして基地防空隊の主力は対空ミサイルであり、このVADSはあくまで補助的装備なので正直「この程度」で特に問題無い。
対空ミサイルを掻い潜った敵機への対処やミサイル撃ちきって再装填中対空ミサイル部隊の援護が主な役目。
それに例えば6機VADSが展開してるとして全機が同時に撃だして一斉に弾切れになれば隙が生まれるだろうが、２部隊3機づつに部隊を別けて片方が対空警戒・射撃をして片方が再装填作業すれば良いだけの話。
VADSはNOE飛行（地形随伴飛行）で飛来する敵航空機に対応するためにあると思うが、コメ欄の方々は一体何と戦っているのでしょうか。
ゴジラと戦ってるんでしょう(適当
😂最近ではドローン
自分との戦い
過去の亡霊と
オワコンと言われていたこのような対空機関砲が最強のドローンキラーになるとはな
ホントに兵器はどうなるかわからないところがおもしろい
I drank two cups of coffee watching these kids load that 20 mike at Chitose Base Air, they need to rethink that weapon design or loading procedure.
VADS is US made weapon system , and they started replacing it in 1994. Its seriously outdated even with the a2 version , but then again depends who Japan is defending against...
не знаю на кой хрен это у меня в рекомендациях но такое ощущение что пока они соберут эту зенитку то война закончится
"LOAD!".....WW3 starts.............................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................................WW3 ends..............'READY!'
Чёйта долго они готовились. За это время штурмовики неспеша по три захода сделают и сравняют с газоном эти швейные машинки.
они готовились стреляет по луну
It's so nice of them to show respect to those that are hearing impaired by holding up a sign that says "Shooting sound".
😂
Wait, it was a sarcasm, right?
The VADS was a system developed by the US during the Vietnam conflict. They were mounted on an armored platform as a mobile unit. The US Navy took this and mounted it shipboard for testing. When I served in the USS Coontz in 1976 we had one mounted mid ship port side and I remember a number of live fire exercises with it. This system is now the beloved Phalanx CIWS.
M163 was the vehicle in Vietnam
@@commandergeokam2868 And there was the US Army towed variety (M167) that is very similar to this version
It's taking waaaaaaay too loooooooong time to load that gatling gun, the war would be over by the time, they're finished.....🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Hahahaha 🤣
apparently they are only training for an emergency reload Incase the power is out. They have electric winders that bring the ammunition in. During normal conditions for base defense (not during an exhibition) the ammunition is already loaded on standby.
Looks like a fully manual process. If anyone thinks this machine is automated, caveman once thought its fire was the end game, the absolute goal of science.
I mean fire wipes out everything so they werent wrong
Didn't know there were so many IADS experts on TH-cam, impressive!
At least it's highly effective against zombies when fully loaded.
It’s highly effective against almost anything but tanks
Imagine it pierce your body. Can the doctors close your wound or maybe you'll end up like in anime, no internal organs just pure red hole.
For a nation that has a reputation for making awesome electronic products, surely they could’ve fitted a motor to at least assist the loading process
im not impressed tbh, this should have plug n 'play' ammo boxes and be remotely controlled in this day and age
That adds complexity and cost, and if the motor breaks in the middle of battle, you won't have time to repair it, and you don't want to be left unable to reload.
Be nice!
They brought these guns outta a Museum!
No this is pure battle thing, no sensitive electronics that needs maintance and qualified personnel, just people who now how to set this up, load ammo and pull trigger =D
@@raptor2265 you don’t need to repair it because you can use the handle like shown in the video in case it fails, but when it’s working, soldiers can save some strength and fight on for much longer.
Need to have large sign that says “mr aircraft - please circle for five minutes why we get our shit together”
It would be dog fight city for bit that's for shure!
Na bruv they put their shit together before the aircraft is even visible
You're all wrong, if it was setup for real world defense they would be loaded already, this is nothing but a training exercise.
Очень хорошее видео. Восемь минут хохотал. Это точно не Эстония?
Эстония, Япония... Один хрен
Пока зарядят, можно им пизоблей выдать.
Нет. Ето Урал. Лесорубы приехали российскую тайгу пилить.
japanese name of sakhalin is karafutu !
@@vanadiumV A Russian name for whoelse who has a name for the Sakhalin in a language different from the Russian is Poshelnakhui.
BTW this isn't seriously what Japan uses as air defence, this was something Japan saw as useful only back during 1950-1960's. In fact Japan relaunched it's missile program in the late 1960's and the plan was to replace all this old junk that obviously doesn't work on new aircraft. The missiles were completed at the start of the 1980's, this is when Japan's type 81 short range missile was completed, as well as Japan's type 91 mobile SAM in the 1990's. At this point the old Vulcan you see here and other things like the 35mm Oerlikon that Japan had were considered redundant weapons and are currently only in Japan's retired arsenal, they are displayed at shows like this for fun.
Since then Japan had made more missiles types and systems as well, for example the type 11 short ranged SAM was made to replace the type 81 short range SAM, this was completed in 2011. Then you also have Japan's most powerful system, the Chu-Sam system, a medium ranged anti-air missile, this is incredibly high performance and when Japan took it to the USA for testing at the white sands facility (since Japan doesn't have enough room in Japan to test it), it hit every target, including a supersonic 163A Coyote, it says US personnel were shocked at the Japanese missile performance in destroying all targets. This Chu-Sam is Japan's most advanced anti-air missile.
Additionally there are improved versions of the old type 81 short range SAM, basically to keep it in service there was a type 81-B and today it's the type 81-C. This is just to increase the overall arsenal.
There is also a type 93 system, which is basically the type 91 mobile SAM's, but it's instead built onto the back of a Toyota truck and the firing is controlled all by computer inside the vehicle.
Therefore in total, Japan has 5 active anti-air missile systems currently in service.
Dont discount such systems yet, with the advent of massed drone swarms like in the 2020 Karabakh war where individual drones costed less than the SAMs shooting at them, AA artillery is about to make a big comeback. At least until lasers are cheap and powerful enough to take their place.
The amount of Americans in the comments who see Asian soldiers and automatically assume “China” is concerning
Well they do look the same I think
@@gogertonherface5849 They sound pretty different. And a quick glance at the title will literally tell you everything you need to know about the video.
Я как финансист очень доволен этим изделием!!
У врага должно быть именно такое оружие! :))
эмм...причем тут то,что ты финансист ?
@@eikon483 не дошло, да?
В чём его смысл? Ладно на джихад-мобиль поставили бы, но тут логика бессильна.
Понял три вещи! Главное разложить резиновый коврик с ящиками, завести газонокосилку и предупредить самолету противника второго в расчете зенитки по рации, где и во сколько он будет пролетать!
Я очень рад, что у нас могут быть такие противники.*!!!
@@KOV-1965 у кого у вас, кремлеботы. хозяин вашего пахана уже всё продал. вы в пустыне живёте где кроме ларьков и мультиков и недоумков ничего не осталось. а сами комменты строчите за бабло, потому что работы нет вообще, как и страны.
@@abracadabra6203 страна это не столица и презик, да они портят нам жизнь, но когда блять было иначе то?)) В истории России всю дорогу долбаебы у власти и в итоге ни одну войну не проиграли, потому что в войне участвует не те кто правит, а солдаты, простые люди, народ в целом. И где это вы в России пустыню увидели? Работа есть, платят правда маловато, так что вы хуйню какую-то тут несёте.
guys before you go about saying " fuck the CCP " its japanese, not chinese.
сер, мы зарядили, ...
отставить, разрядить, война закончилась,
🤣🤣🤣🤣
похоронить умерших от старости
😂😂😂😂😂👍
Was anyone else expecting a giant Mech to walk over and pick one of these up after they got done loading it? O.o
I find the fact some people start their twenty milimeters anti-air gatling gun the same way as I start my lawn mower fascinating.
勘違い外人ニキかわいいw
外人とか失礼で草
@@nc_2923 失礼ではない
じゃあ異人って呼ぼう(悪化)
@@カレーマン-y5x余計だめじゃんww
is this japan or china ? my comments will change based on this .
Japan
Japan
I am surely this is Japan army
JASDF short for Japan Air Self-Defense Force so obviously Japan
It's Japan
私は韓国空軍の20mmVulcan兵でした。この動画で私の過去の記憶をもう一度思った。
By the time these guys are finish, the war is over!!!
Never mind, guys. The plane’s gone ….
Bravo aux Japonais. Un très beau pays avec des gens plus que formidables. Que dieu vous bénisse. Je souhaite une adhésion prochaine à l'Otan.
The amount of internet generals saying this thing is useless is hilarious
That thing would be useless no search radar to align track radar to a inbound missile it’s just people hoping they can aim it
@@user-anon yeah but it's a last line defense, better than an lmg trying to shoot down rockets
@@Monarch_E. bro what, if this is a last line its a damn expensive one
Not outdated and nice. In reality the weapon systems were set up in about 6 minutes. Everyone thinks its a long time but its not. Nicely done Japanese allies.
装填が遅いとか言ってる方は、もしや敵が来てから装填するとでも思ってらっしゃるのかな笑つかこんな大型兵器なんだから装填に時間掛かるのは当たり前でしょ。
ごもっとも。
500발....너무도 빠르게 소모됨.....발칸포 사수 였네요
いや、数分で打ち尽くすんだから再装填するだろｗ
コメ欄の外人とかもそうだけど、これの出番が来るまでの猶予時間はかなりあるはずだし準備が遅いだの何だのは関係がない その前からレーダーに映ってて地対空ミサイルを散々使って最後の最後がこういった砲の役割 それまでにこれくらいの準備の時間はある それに有事の際の対ドローンとかで即応性が必要なら展示とは違ってすぐ撃てるようにしておくでしょ…
How the hell did this get reccommended to everyone?
The loading seems VERY troublesome. If you had a CWIS it be done.
CWIS requires more infrastructure (power) and costs more though. What this thing needs is quick feed box magazines that can just be pushed in.
how do you think the load a CIWS?
lol CIWS takes a while to load as well. i load mk110 naval gun and that system is way faster to get ready.
@@Consequator yes but the cwis can automatically track and engage incoming targets including missiles and bombs without the crew being anywhere near the emplacement. It's a huge advantage since the first targets during a strike tend to be the air defense systems. For the what is essentially the last line of defense against a strike, you really do need one of the ciws or c-ram systems
@@asancoon2363 CIWS requires an enormous support platform, the most compact of which is about the size of a semi truck trailer, and is incredibly expensive to run and operate.
No doubt they have some C-RAM emplacements at those bases, but if you're simply trying to shoot down aircraft and not missiles or bombs, this is a better option to cover a larger area. Plus, a larger volume of fire from multiple locations vs fire from only 1 or 2 emplacement helps provide a more solid defense.
これ20年前のですね今は全てオートです。我が家のベットから確認し…進んだもんですね😅
loading problem needs to be fixed. Maybe a belt drive directly from amination case. But the loading process will be the failure of this.
or just have the first 30-50 rounds loaded into the mechanism, and have the sprocket pick up the rounds from the ground like every other belt fed mechanism on the planet, it's really not that hard.
Не знал, что перед боем когда время идёт на секунды,нужно сложить коврики и ящики ровно поставить!
А этот с табличкой в реальном бою тоже будет стоять???
Then they realised the war was over by the time it was loaded
Obviously it's pre-loaded in war time. Small, cheap, and effective. These guys are what you want hanging out in a gun pit behind your bunker watching for drones.
これ、空母とかで言うとこのCiwsだからな？
防空、対空ミサイルあっての物だからしょぼいとか手動とかそこじゃねぇぞ
極論言っちゃうとアパッチの弾込めもCIWSの弾込めも手動装填やしこの運用にそこまで問題があるとは思えないのだがなぁ....
レーダー映ってから装填でも間に合いそうではあるし
it's the M167 Vulcan Air Defense System! used to protect the rear logistics system, the M167 Vulcan with the same terrible rate of fire as the Phalanx CIWS , If it was pre-loaded during wartime, I don't think many planes would dare to come close
巻き上げ装置使うより手で装填した方が速いんだよなぁ。
ただ疲れる。
пока они соберутся их уже лопатой добивать будут
Ахахахпа точно
Did anyone here read description? It isn't chinese military, It's the Japenese. Find out before commenting.
You're expecting too much. :)
Очень много лишних движений и слишком долго приведение в бое готовность самолёт за это время улетит ,но прежде от бомбиться
But this is only a self defense force? Why do i see a lot of comments thinking that the japanese have a full blown military like the US and other superpower countries have?
because US are dumb and want to fight everybody
@@TheSekki76 The US is the only reason your not Chinese right now..
This is a training exercise, and these guys are obviously new recruits or just learning this weapons system, you can tell by the way they break in and out of formation, its sloppy. Japanese SDF regulars are crisp and look professional at all times, that's how you can tell. They are going to make them do this 100s of times until they can load that thing and gear up in under 30 seconds.
You can tell this isn't China because the soldiers aren't crying and they can lift more than ten pounds.
It has been ridiculed, but it is made in the United States and used for base defense.
It's enough to turn back
yeah like 60 years ago lol.
Even the uniform looks like copy of US marines only a bit more faded 😂
@@LouSaydus Do you think this is the leading role?
@@awiralupadhyay4656 Initially, there was a donation from the U.S. military, so nothing is wrong.🥱
Пока ленту наматает война кончится)
Все одноразовое, и люди и форма и техника
100%😂😁
не крутили на карандаше кассету ребятки
バッヅにナンバープレートが付いたんですね。昔はついてなくて、基地内しか運用できないとか、けん引している中トラのシャーシが歪むとかいろいろいわれていましたけどね。基地の防空性能を高めるためには、ペトリオットだけではなく、短サムや携サムも必要だと思います。
эх жаль не засняли снятия брезента хотелось бы увидить трех часовое видио
даа зу-2-23 из грязи выталкивают секунды за три... "жить захочешь..."
各国から装填の遅さバカにされてて草
🖊
But would it stop Rodan or Mothra?
朝鮮文字でなんか言ってるやつ居るけど確か韓国🇰🇷VADS現役だったようなw
確かKM167Ａ3は現役だった記憶が…おぼろげに
あの半島に住む部族は嫌いな相手を罵倒するためなら遠回しに自国の事を罵倒する部族です
Главное накручиватель не проебать, а то потом не зарядишь.
А если бензогенератор проебут, то все вообще вилы.
shut up
Come on guys, it's obviously not footage from China. There's no LiveLeak logo!
00:30 - 3:30 This is how long it takes to reload a compliant AR-15 in California .
Takes less time to land at Heathrow than it takes to be shot at by these guys.
Takes less time to get through the airport and board.
Start from scratch. Give them sometime 👍🏻🇯🇵
Why do you guys assume they are slow?
Bruh they got airsoft everything in japan
They got nuked into complicity so I understand their obsession with Hollywood style mock guns.
What country are they in? That system doesn’t seem to be very effective. A guided munitions will take it out before they can react
Japan. And this is an old system; dunno about this mounting, but the gun was first used in 1959, and the self-propelled version of this system is from 1969. What you're looking at here isn't state-of-the-art, and was withdrawn from US service in the 90's. They've got much more up-to-date SAM systems, but I don't know of any more moddern AAA they've got. Then again, short of auto-targeting guns like the Phalanx, I'm not sure how much improvement you'd actually get.
By the time they get ready an Apache has turned them into cat food and looking for its next target 🎯
So many military experts in comments
что случилось? Когда они успели лошадей отсягнуть? Это было слишком быстро.
Why there's a Plate number at the anti air
Its Base is a Trailer for better useage. Other wise u would ne a crane or lift to get it from a to b. Mobile AA Gun. Here u see it dismounted or combatready.
Because they are towed and they have the same plate as the truck that will transport them
So it can be towed on public highways?
It's built on a trailer hence the need for a plate.
Coz it's some sort of vehicle
If you take that long to load in real life, the enemy will be helping by the time you finish.
Hahahaha 😅
Yeah in real combat you NEVER disconnect from your tow vehicle.
And your combat life span is 3 min.
Something tells me the planes already delivered all their payloads an left long before the shooting started 🤣
If you want to see the weapons fire skip to 5.30
Yes it takes over 5 minutes for them to ready the weapons, by that time everyone would be pink mist
Also, the guns were already deployed in the beginning, just think how long it would take to deploy, ready, fire and then scoot the gun out of the combat zone.
*Most of Japanese men dedicate themselves in Anime's.*
*NO TIME FOR THIS!*
Pretty funny seeing how many people dont understand what this weapons system is for or why it took so long to reload.
Yea, this system would really knock em out of the sky when the prop plans come in for a strafe!
高射机枪
please explain?? just looks like a poorly designed system to me.
@@alexanderwoolley1623 last line protection. Its better than machinegun.
これが役に立つ日が来ないことを願う
平和が1番
せやな
役に立たないとして令和3年に退役したけど ドローン大流行りの現時点では結構有用な装備ではないかな。
昔 某工場でコレの組み立てを見学させてもらったが 本当 手作り。
عربي مر من هناء تكفى سو لايك
شفقتك حين قلت عربي
شفتك
لا يا شحات
Much love to my Japanese friends from Detroit, Michigan
バカにしてるけどさ空自の実力って対空砲だけなんか？空自の全てを見てからさ評価しようよ。バカみたいだよ？
I'm pretty sure Japan could and should develop a much more advanced AA gun system.
I was a 16R back in the early 90s. Trained on the towed Vulcan and the tracked Vulcan. They aren't very accurate, but man I had fun shooting it
If you installed the ground clamp it gave a tighter shit group. That was my favorite way of firing. Aerial clamp sucked!
2空団に行くことあるけどこんなのもあるんですね
空挺で運ぶんか？
なんで今さら外人コメが多いの？
てかもうこの対空兵器はないぞ
かんこ… 外人は日本人の見ないところで更に退役した兵器でしか発言(批判も含む)が出来ないからやろ😂
ないとは？
Everyone’s so roused about this man, I mean I expected something a little bit more active from the soldiers but everyone else in the comments was expecting it to be like cyberpunk 2077 hype or something.
for real, people click on a full setting up video and then complain that they don't shoot for 10 minutes straight
これ出す時はもうかなり追い詰められた時なんだろうなぁ…
well, there is a lot space for improvements
2:49 These guns are very dangerous but the loading handle in the face is what kills...
空対地ミサイルの高性能・長射程化でこういう至近の対空防禦・迎撃兵器は旗色悪い、というか時代遅れ・
陳腐化を免れない状況なんだけど、昨今の急激なUAVの普及・軍用への影響力の所為で再び有効性が
見直されてるのは皮肉な話よなぁ……
Todos comentários que dizem que este tipo de metralhadoras são atrasadas, são leigos e tecem comentários sem conhecimento profundo para que especifica esse tipo de arma a que se destina.
А съёмный бокс с патронами нельзя было сделать. Непрактичная штучка такая
ты терминатор его туда поднимать ? Или сделаешь таль ?
@@СмертьНезагорами-ш7к противовес какой нибудь банальный можно было придумать. Столько времени готовить рассчёт к бою - это пиздец. У меня бабушка быстрее красится.
If Richard Gatling could see what has become of his invention, he would be impressed.
Парни эскадрилья уже пролетела, разряжай.