12 Strong B-52 Bombing Scene
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In the wake of the September 11 attacks, Captain Mitch Nelson leads a US Special Forces team into Afghanistan for an extremely dangerous mission. Once there, the soldiers develop an uneasy partnership with the Northern Alliance to take down the Taliban and its al-Qaida allies. Outgunned and outnumbered, Nelson and his forces face overwhelming odds in a fight against a ruthless enemy that takes no prisoners.
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I love how they just casually call each other to give death threats
Typical Tuesday in Afghanistan.
It's called Netiquette.
As goofy as it seems, I can assure you this is accurate. 😆
@@scrimshaw7470 I’ve heard of this stuff before. I believe it since we humans like to be assholes lol
epic trolling
Fun fact: the Green Berets on this OP called in so much ordnance that missed their targets that they were forced to have an AirForce Combat Controller attached to them to call in future air strikes.
i believe it
I guess we're going to forget about the Combat Controller that was actually there, but okay.
because 'Murica
Yeah thats what happens when you use a six fucking digit grid lol
@@ckriegz360 it was an 8 digit grid not 6 plus an 8 digit gets you within 10 meters of an objective especially for fire missions and if you don't have the exact coordinates for where you want something dropped it won't hit and this was very early on so I'm assuming they didn't have established grids of Afghanistan
Viet Nam vet here. Not even close to being realistic. In the movie you see about 20 gasoline bombs going off, but the Buff carried 108, 500 lb bombs. Leveled a path up to 1/2 mile wide and at least a mile long. Real bomb missions were a sight to behold!
I think this era's BUFF used JDAMs so the plane could loiter and drop one bomb at at time--but of course, could the correct coordinates get given? THAT'S the question.
True fact...America lost the war in Vietnam. Lost to a band of backward peasants.
@@lordlucan3706 America won every battle. The war was lost at home in the White House who was directing the war from the basement. And the guys doing so were non military college idiots.
@@lordlucan3706 Do you honestly believe the US lost the war in Vietnam to a band of backward peasants dressed in black pajamas and straw sandals? Get yourself a decent history book. Those guys were backed and supported by the professional North Vietnamese Army which was abundantly supplied by Communist China and the Soviet Union. To believe that the US lost the war in Vietnam against some backward peasants would be the same as suggesting that the Soviet Union lost the war in Afghanistan against a bunch of turban-wearing mountain dwellers. Who do you think supplied those guys with Stinger MANPADS and other stuff to beat the Red Army?
@@tomb7942 The USA got played and hustled at very turn in Vietnam. Your soldiers were brave and gave all, your politicians sucked. Yet, at the end of the day you still lost to peasant's.
Never underestimate your enemy's ability to avoid cover at all costs and stand out in the open for you to shoot them
-Sun Tzu
We were sort of drunk, 12 of us playing golf. As the last group came up the 18th, 8 of us stood together around the hole. Not one of the four shots landed near us. Dam scary but we laughed so hard after each one hit.
Bro is that really by sun tzu quote there’s no way shoot them? Yeah right they had ak47’s in ancient china
@@Eduardo-by1mz they had crossbows and archers
@@Eduardo-by1mz Woosh
I think he meant "I'll never understand".
I worked on crypto equipment in Vietnam that was used to call OFF a B52 strike (Arc Light) when it was determined that there were friendly troops in the area at the last minute. Needless to say, it was our highest priority circuit.
I experienced a B52 strike from about 5 clicks away. It's been 48 years since it happened, and I can still feel it. I've got to say it's nothing like this movie. My brain envisioned a wheel of death a mile in diameter, and everything that it rolled over was instantly pulverized. It was life-changing.
Carpet bombing was beyond reason. Truly the MOAB spread out. Agree?
Amazing.
Yup!
im sure it depends on what ordanance their droping, im just a simple grunt so dont get mad if im wrong haha
I don't get it. Why did he move in closer? Couldn't he adjust from where he was? He had eyes on. And then he practically dropped it on his own position. Anyone?
For anyone disapointed with the scene, the problem in those scenarios is that the effect of those kind of weapons HAVE to be visually nerfed. If they were to accurately depict a B-52 full payload drop, it would be ridiculous to think the bad guys could survive it...
And also I doubt any movie board in the world would allow to be released.... Most people have no idea how devasting such a strike would be..
And I guess we expect munitions to look like drums of heating oil going off...
@@dlkramer88 Have you ever seen the after affects of a Daisy Cutter?
@@ZATennisFan Yes, cool videos - but not a C-130 in this case! And still not the Hollywood greasy-looking fuel oil explosions.
@@ZATennisFanHeard the same about gun camera footage from Desert Storm. The claim was that if it aired on US TV, of Iraquis being chopped up by the copter guns, we would never get approval for being in another war. -Found it an off the wall claim to make at the time..
I love how they had to be at shooting range to call in the airforce
This really does look like an exceptionally dumb film.
Not quite right! Our team leader (the Cpt.) moved in to get a better sighting. Then, some of the Taliban came up to his new overview position and tried to kill him. Members of the Captain's unit then rallied and providing "covering fire" until the Cpt. could call in the better coordinates for the B-52 strike! Always tough to get the first volley of heavy fire power units exactly "on target" . Adjustments usually have to be made; quickly and accurately, though. Some FAO's are better at doing that than others. Similar to "aiming and hitting" a golf ball toward the next hole!
@@richardeschallert8526I think that is why we started to see a lot more AFSOC on missions of that nature. Their ability to accurately call in fire is unparalleled. Not to mention, the A-10 was always on standby as well. That planes capabilities so low to the deck are scary/legendary.
Just a rich spoiled brat behaviour 🤡
That's one hell of a captain. He's simultaneously the OIC, Team Sergeant and JTAC all wrapped into one.
He had to be. He had to set a good example for his men, and we were way too early into the war. I wonder how much of the story is true…I do know that every Operator on that team survived.
Looks like we still need the A10 Thunderbolt
"Brrrrrrrrrttttt"
Was there bases close enough to launch A-10s? Early in the War in Afghanistan there wasn’t bases to launch A-10s. The fighters would have to be dragged over there with tankers. B-52s and B-1s can fly much further before needing to hit a tanker and once over the Afghani airspace they could stay there much longer. The navy could provide protection for the buffs and bones with tomcats and hornets, but they would have to hit a lot tankers.
@@Tustyshellback2010 not sure when the A 10 arrived in Afghanistan but I think that it was not early in the war. But what you say makes sense and I don’t remember if Pakistan allowed Us planes on their soil or not
Government stop providinding
I'm pretty sure the heavy bombers also have laser guided, this was using non-guided so the bombs missed, besides a viper or rino with a cas setup could have done the same thing
That’s just one Stratofortress can not even imagine how much destruction a fleet could do.
Still nowhere near the amount of lead an Atlanta class CL or an Iowa class BB could drop to a poor target
@@Braindamagedpotato yeah an Iowa class also can’t fly 30000 feet in the air
@@DemetriusJamal-he1uy Yamato could tho
@@Braindamagedpotato mhm
@@DemetriusJamal-he1uy fun fact did you know that of the 10 aircraft the yamato shot down, 7 of them were from the magazine detonation. Making the yamato the least cost effective kamikaze
I remember watching a flight of 3 B52s during Desert Storm. They must have been 40,000 feet. They flew over, turned around, and then were half way back when I saw flashes over the horizon. A few seconds later I felt the earthquake. A few days later we moved into that area and I'm just glad that I wasn't there when it rained down. Nothing at all like what they show in this movie.
Debriefing various members of the Republican Guard after Desert Storm, they were asked what weapon they most feared. The B-52. But ... your position was never hit by B-52s. No, but I saw one that was.
This is the plane which invented the term "carpet bombing."
@@Meower68 Though the term "carpet bombing" was used over 80 years prior in the First and Second World Wars, you could say the B-52 perfected the art of it with five times less the amount of planes, still making heavy damage.
@@Meower68right as in scorched earth. Not precision but persistent and lots of it.
You say it was nothing like seen in the movie. I agree. I try to explain to civilians the difference in real life and movies. Most people have watched so many movies and played war type video games that they get a warped idea of the actual power from them. I'll tell folks that a grenade is NOTHING like HALO or COD. That joker is a miniature bomb!! And getting shot isn't a joke. I work with a guy who's brother accidentally shot him while hunting as kids. He's an old man now. And sometimes out of nowhere he'll just buckle in pain. He got shot somewhere around his hip and the nerves are so messed up that to this day they still cause him pain.
Ain't wat Hell" FMJ
Just once I'd like to see a correctly called-in airstrike in a movie...
We Were Soldiers....well mostly correctly called.
then your characters dont have anything to do
Better get a JTAC to call it in then.
We were soldiers is the closest we will get. Sadly so many things innacurate. All these movies would have the people calling in CAS put on the JTAC black book for fucking up.
Right?! No map marker called out
Freedom isn’t free, you pay for it in microtransaction.
Tmw America is actually EA
@@bluedog843 more like Disney at this point
It would appear voting in the USA is unwelcomed by Trump
A limb at s time
Bloody EA.
Whoever it was who requested a 12 Strong clip in the previous upload
Thanks
Yeah no one's wearing helmet, just living the moment.
no ear pro no eye pro no high cut kevlars lol
@@TheInfantry98 as I recall the members of the ODA were wearing early "Plate Carriers" and "skater" Pro-Tek helmets.
Movies like this they don't wear helmets so the audience can identify characters/actors.
Blackhawk Down is a rare movie where the actors have appropriate haircuts, wear uniforms and helmets, even though it can be difficult to tell many characters apart.
Helmets don't stop bullets only shrapnel
Just playing devil’s advocate, but I swear I remember an interview with some special forces guy where this came up and his answer was basically “It’s weight that you could have allocated to carrying more vital supplies, and it can’t stop a bullet, so might as well leave it and bring some extra rations/batteries/medical supplies/magazines/etc.”
Granted, that was one guy, and he was special forces, not normal infantry. But if you’re regularly going to be out of contact with friendly supply lines and your job is more being a super-sneaky guy vs a standard grunt, I think it’s a fairly valid opinion.
@@darthsidious8926 it does stop bullet , depending on the helmet protection level , but being hit a by a bullet to the head and survived would still leave you some facture
“AMELIKA FAKA YEW!!!”
😂
😂 I'm done ,
Fair enough man…they DO hate em
lol
Hi god, we meet again
*Their Outpost get bombed*
"See? i told you, you donkeys!" 😏
The part from 0:37-0:42 gives me goosebumps when talking to him on that walkie talkie. Love the B-52 as well. Mean machine. 👍
Clip posted as requested by a friend of the channel. I try to get to everyone's requests but remember certain videos are blocked by some studios so I do my best.
Johnny's War Stories Alright Btw your videos are good ain’t gonna lie
Lucky you got this one.
Understandable. Thank you
Movie name?
@@madhurjyabezbaruah5703 12 strong its on Netflix i think
It is one thing the Air Force got its money's worth out of, it is the B-52
A10 was definitely worth the money invested. It has been operating for decades. The F-15 is a success as well.
@@ns7353 a10 is garbage. New generation aircraft shit on its little burp gun
@@NoSaysJo gotta agree
@@ns7353 the A-10 is only effective in an environment where the only AA the enemy has is an unguided rocket launcher.
They said it's not going to be retired until 2050
"i told you, you donkeys". gets me everytime 😆
Fun fact. A couple B52's with good targeting info can level small hills and mountains. In Vietnam Soldiers would report of whole hills and small mountains (likely just large hills) being leveled. I believed they used B-52s in the Afghan conflict to literally cave in the large extensive tunnel networks that was in the mountains of afghanistain.
Tunnel networks? For facks sakes do you still believe in that facking bullshit? Wake the fack up!
BS. That is where MOAB and penetrators come in. Rocks don't move a lot when hit with explosives.
Bombs do not level hills ...no they dont...they make holes i them...
I call bullshit.
Level everything ON the hill. Sure. Leave some craters too. But it isn't "leveling" a hill. Unless we're talking 10' tall hills here. Then maybe.
It’s amazing what you can accomplish when you care nothing about casualties. Great video. I wonder how accurate the B-52 strike scene really was?
The B-52 is capable of precision strikes but apparently it wasn’t using precision guided munitions here.
@@danielwalmsley1824 They used a six digit grid which is at best within 100m (which was clearly incorrect). Go back ten years it'd be a GBU with JDAM and good within 1 meter, leveling everything with GPS coordiantes. I know it's a movie but it hurts to watch, I miss band of brothers.
Horribly inaccurate. There are so many things wrong.... B52s aren't used to drop strikes, faster more responsive jets are. They don't drop dump bombs... this ain't WW2. We have bombs that can glide dozens of miles and hit a coordinate with a precision of a few feet of error. Also they're already very close to the enemies to get a good coordinate. Going closer was dumb, you either point right at a tank from 2 miles or 1.5... it's also a movie so we can't take it too seriously lol.
you mean WW1 soldiers moving forward on trenches while their artillery fire is moving with them?
@@xxmlgguyxx1167 in theory that would work though, it’s called a creeping barrage. You move with the artillery but it has to be precisely timed...
That should've been way more bombs and destruction if it was a B52. A10 is still more convenient tho
10 2,000 pound GPS's would have decimated the area. Game Over
That depends on how much munitions were released per run. Too early in the war for A-10s.
They were dropping enough ordinance to take them out not erase them from existence. Didn’t wanna waste the whole payload on one target.
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An A10 in that valley would have turned the enemy into dust.
It was done with unguided bombs besides... Not enough material on an A-10 to turn all those armored vehicles into dust too.
B 52 ក្នុងសង្គ្រាមវៀតណាមmig21បាញ់ធ្លាក់ម្ដង
No there would be nothing left
No rocks, trees, building or cactus
And will still Lose to Taliban, its look good in Movies, but Taliban are incharge now
Hold on, he gets his grid co-ordinates wrong from an observation point about 1 mile away, and to correct them has to get within 50m of the enemy? Terrible map skills there super special forces guy.
i read this as 12 B52s making a bombing run, I'm like damn, 12 bombers for a few terrorists?
that would level a fucking city
My guess is that Apaches and A-10s were not available either one could have done the job
I thought in the first year of fighting the Taliban still had control of a national "army" (such as it was) --they were still trying to mop up the Northern Alliance, so they had all the old regime's tanks, APC, artillery etc. Being it was mostly Soviet era equipment the gear was easy to use and easy to maintain--the AK principle. As I understood it, there was something like 50 or 60 thousand troops of varying quality (AND I even heard there were tens of thousands of Pakistanis in A'Stan too), and they had no reason to hide or worry about what the Northern Alliance could throw at them.
I'm sure after a few encounters with the B52s, those who survived quickly altered their strategy.
@@nickmitsialis Given Bin Laden chose to hide out in Pakistan it's a given there were Pakistanis helping the Taliban and fighting the coalition forces. There are tribes that straddle the border of both countries.
@@damionkeeling3103 agree with all you say--the NW Frontier is a pretty uncontrolled region; The impression I got was that non tribal Pakistani soldiers were sent to support the fight against Northern Alliance, though clearly I MIGHT well be wrong.
"How could you miss?"
"He moved"
They must have been looking down the wrong bit
I never really thought about how high up those bombers fly. Like imagine thinking you see a passenger airliner flying overhead and then out of almost no where bombs start falling around you. OR on the flip side imagine being shot out of the air that high up.
Idk that just makes it seem even more terrifying to me.
The old Buff can actually PRECISION DROP from 50,000 feet and those bombs would be in a chain with a little variance left to right, NOT scattered from hell to breakfast like they show here.
I had a relative in Vietnam in a small plane flying low jamming radio and they saw a Palm Tree appear in the air in front of them. Had turned the combat news off on the radio and not realised they were flying under a B-52 run and they moved out of there very quickly.
@@MrFarmountain He would have been briefed about a -52 mission. Those were not spur-of-the-moment things. That's what happens when you miss staff meetings, lol.
Not too sure - he was on an Australian mission - they were supposed to keep that particular radio channel on so that they knew what was happening in their area. Someone got sick of it and switched to something else. I think they didn't miss that briefing again haha.
@@MrFarmountain Hmmmm. I was USAF for 32 years and flew the F-15E for 18 of those years. It would be very unusual for pilots to fly in actual war zones without checking for current missions before taking off. Crew chiefs would definitely listen and very subtly 'brief' their pilot about combat conditions. Not saying this didn't happen, mind you, just saying that it would be highly unusual......but then again, Aussie. That says it all. 🙂
1:00
The deadly version of an airliner's contrails.
the scariest thing you can see in the sky.
Having to move closer to get coordinates. Jesus, is this 1950 or the 2000s ?
Well considering this movie took place right after 9/11 lol
They don't have laser designators
@@thenasiudk1337 so? You don’t need them because they aren’t used laser guided bombs.
@@thenasiudk1337 in the book, the situation this scene is depicting, they did have a Laser Designator. The Afghan leader had strict instructions to keep the USA ODA personnel out of small arms range. Initially he kept them beyond effective range of their Laser Designator too.
The coalition of Afghan leaders was concerned about the USA being casualty adverse (of US personnel). The Afghans wanted US weapons, equipment, and $$$$$ More than killing lots of Taliban (expecting a decades long conflict; they had been fighting since 1989 against the Taliban).
The B52 was dropping JDAMs, one at a time.
The first JDAM missed by about 500 meters. The ODA wasn't happy. The Afghan leader and his men, knowing the bomb came from the USA, figured getting it in the correct valley was practically a Miracle!
Tangible Proof the USA was in fact supporting the ODA with Firepower.
Amazingly, the Taliban came out to inspect the Bomb Crater. They called back on the Radio, they Refused to believe it was a bomb that came from a Plane. Taliban thought it was a Trick, that the Northern Alliance (Afghans supporting USA) had buried explosives the night before as deception that the USA would send bombers or missiles...
The Second JDAM blew up more than 100 and the Taliban retreated to a town more than 50km away.
2 bombs and the enemy Fleeing was deemed Unbelievable, so this, and the following scenes were supposed to be "more believable"...
@Devyan Utsav Operational Detachment Aka a Green Beret A team
This back & forth between the Taliban and the Northern Alliance is spot on. They used the same unencrypted 3 channel Motorola radios.
when you ask for a precision strike and you end up with a carpet bombing 😅
They didn't get precise coordinates, they didn't perform carpet bomb, they get swiping bomb, that they hope that 1 or 2 will hit the target.
Carpet bomb is all in one bombing. Every living thing would turn into dust.
That was not a carpet bombing. Maybe that was a carpet bombing ordered from WISH.......
I didn’t even know this existed but I like it, And I like your war content
This is not his war content this is a movie don’t get it mixed up
Notice the US Soldier at 3:09 lowering his weapon as an ally passed through his sight.
I noticed that too
Well I believe every trained soldier will do that, it's a basic knowledge
Attention to detail or the guy actually had muzzle discipline. Either way, a POB is required.
@@thenasiudk1337 for the military yes, but not Hollywood so it’s nice to see movies get little things like that right
@@MellowGrunt10 More than likely the casting call wanted veterans. When the "army" is all actors, it always looks so cringe and fake.
One of the most badass scenes to be filmed. You don't see the B-52 in film much
Too bad it was just a bad CGI model.
@@perriwenplays9215 They got the sound pretty accurate, though.
Maybe because its just crap holywood fiction
You gotta watch more film.
I highly suggest you watch the 1990 HBO's movie "By Dawn's Early Light".
As a 13F in the army.....this was fucking brutal to watch😭🤣
You f'ed up 13 times? 😂🤣😅😆😁😄😃😀 just kidding
Lmao if they had any arty in range, it would have been game fucking over bro lol. Fire for effect!
This whole movie was pretty cringe tbh
@@simonsimon8572 Nah she is a 13 year old female in the Army, get it right smh.
@@osamabinladen824 lol what?
In WW2 France, our guys had huge orange arrows that they would lay out, pointing to Gerry. It made things easier for the Jugs.
After watching the MCU for so long hearing Chris Hemsworth speaking with an American accent just feels weird
is he a kankaroo jocky?
Imagine a flying hammer shows up from the clouds, not B-52
Bless the green berets and United States Air Force from Canada 🇨🇦
What happened?
Your force could not beat Taliban?
@@mist0 well, in our defense we don't have attack helicopters, some of the best tanks, bombers and other things that you Americans got
@@spectrumboy6103 true Americans still can’t fight against a dedicated enemy only good at bombing countries with no Air Force and air defense
"See? Drop bombs."
If I can make a request for an upload, it’s from the pacific. I don’t remember which episode it’s from but it’s when the Seabee guy goes up to sledge’s group and wants any Japanese items they have.
I think I know the one!
I saw 2 B-52s drop their loads on the horizon in Vietnam. They came out of Guam. We got notice on my ship, about 20 minutes before the drop. This movie was not 1/10th the destructive power that I saw. I saw twinkling red flashes on the horizon going across a large area about a half mile long. About 45 seconds later, there was a long sound of rolling thunder for about 40 or 45 seconds. A half hour later the dirt and dust that had been kicked up had gone into the sky like dirty dark clouds. It drifted over the ship that I was on, several thousand feet up. It is not something that people forget. It turns the jungle into shredded trees and moon craters. German cities at the end of WWII got the B-52 treatment worse than anyone else did.
God of Thunder at Afghan War
Johnny you done good with this one.
I remember Armor Officer Basic, when were were taught to call in fire by adjusting REAL 155 rounds. One landed 300 meters from us, and it left a DEFINITE impression.
No way a bomb lands on the other side of a rock and you aren't turned into pink mist.
Never to be forgotten, a modern Golden Fail movie award winner forgotten to be invited to its ceremony.
Major Kong approves the use of the B-52
I get it.
So he had to get closer to get better coordinates? That's hilariously dumb
That really happened. That was military technology back then.
It’s amazing how the first drops each bomb was landing 500’+ from one another if not further. But in the “danger close” drop they were landing 50’ or closer 🤦🏻♂️
I'm still confused how moving closer made them call coordinates better.....other than making a movie, isnt it just a game of battleship. Miss until you hit
@@griznatle because in real life these green berets weren’t trained properly on air strikes is what I heard. They had to have someone attached to their group from too many missed air strikes. Just what I read.
They spread bombs all over the valley and then we see in binoculars that one bomb landed like 100m away. With that level of precision, just eyeball it
I never realized the pilots were also farmers. Casually dropping freedom tactical seeds wherever they go.
Love it.
I had a "horse soldier" as a neighbor in Ft Liberty back in 2002,an E-6,18D..the coolest enlisted I could had hope for as my vecino!
They obviously did not watch any film footage of a B-52 strike from the Vietnam war before filming this scene.
0:25 here she comes.
Around 100 years in service, and still giving taliban a bad day, absolutely incredible.
I like how the guy tells the other guy that called in the co-ordinates he is 'danger close'
I'm glad I never paid money to see this movie.
Can I request - a bridge too far, crossing the river scene with 82nd airborne
My dad was a FAC (Forward Air Controller) in Afghanistan. This is basically what he did.
I never heard of this movie I'm glad you uploaded clips so I can watch it later
Fun fact: It's not a B-52 Bomber, it's B1B Lancer..
It could've been more fun if they used the plane that goes BRRRTTT
One pass would have done it same with an Apache
You mean hang a big guy out the side of a helo after he ate 10lbs of beans
? gas them to their Graves FAAAARTTTT
With everything that happened in Kabul over the past week, seeing Taliban heads being blown off even if in a movie brings a smile to my face. God bless our troops and everyone in Afghanistan pleading for freedom! 🇺🇸
The most American comment I’ve ever seen
The navy seals burned like dogs in that chinook brought smile to me and those cia agents taken down too oh I made feast in celebration to the American general Taliban took out
@@firasajoury7813 Based
Still doesnt change the fact you pigs lost and Taliban back in power, enjoy the inflation
That gun fight is the most cartoonishly unrealistic expectations thing I've ever seen.
A lot of people talking about A10s. There were no A10s in theater at this time. B52s and B1s where flying from state side and Guam if memory serves
Diego Garcia, Guam is around an 11 hour flight from Bagram.
A long time ago I witnessed a B52 or maybe more than one B52 drop on a VC held area. Nobody had to run down a stupid ass hill and then back up to get coordinates that's for sure. It was at night and we were about a mile out, lit the sky up like a big thunder storm and you could feel it in the ground.
Did your hear "Fortunate Son " playing in backround....very overused in Nam soundtrack.
JDAMs.
Fact: B 52 is 70+ Years old
Whoever made this scene, clearly has never seen a B-52's bombing.
The only time I have seen a LTC who was a JTAC was when we called for fire with a B-52 then did a gun run with an F-16. The dude was wicked smart.
What a waste of men and resources Afghanistan has been. Let these people fight their own wars.
I know right.... the war improved nothing....
@@joshuateoh8966 they built 2000 hospitals (no exaggeration), trained thousands of midwives, increased the average life span from 46 to 62, that's something. The US gave the Afghani's their chance, they blew it. Back to 600 AD for them.
@@theccpisaparasite8813 You think it all ends here? It is a full circle, the terrorists will attack your country again.
@@thegoat5216 then we'll be back. That's how it started last time, remember? Keep living till you're 46, with no education, with no, doctors, no nurses, pissed off women, you were given your chance. You blew it.
@@theccpisaparasite8813 Those are US charity groups not the US government. Sure they sponsored and provided support but how many were purely genuine? The US left a bigger mark by completely destabilising the middle eastern region. They fought wars based on political and religious culture that the US had ZERO experience in. They just assumed that their own way would help improve the land (and the US economy) and that resulted in multiple backstabs in people they initially supported.
Michael Pena is a great supporting character in alot of movies. Just watched Fury, now i see this clip. 😆 Very good actor tho, really like him. In everything from Ant-Man to war movies.
He's also good in Shooter.
The Americans are all firing basically the same rifle, The Tali's are all firing basically the same rifle. Yet so many uniquely different gun shot sounds.
Whenever I see this man, he's always dropping the hammer...
Why do Hollywood always wants a gun to fire full auto on long distance you know that single fire is much more accurate and decrease much recoil ...
And lo, they're back after 20 years!
That's not how a b 52 works, you can't call it in for an instant bombing run. Lol.
To think that these things dropped more bombs during the vietnam war than any nation in WW2 did is scary to think about
Source?
@@diesirae8954 i mean you could easily search it up its a widely known fact that the US dropped more bombs in southeast asia than all the allies combined in WW2 General Lemay of the USAF literally said "were gonna bomb them back to the stone age"
One thing about America. We can bomb the hell out of anyone. Go BUFF!
@@diesirae8954 He doesn't need to source anything for you. It is one of the most well known facts of the Vietnam War
Most of that tonnage is 'mud moving'. Block 'The Trail' (the one in Laos that didn't exist) or bomb it to hit the supply depots, base camps and the like=-=the rest was hopefully to tear up the mud of the trail to keep supplies from moving. NVA Engineers bulldozed and shoveled the mud and dirt and craters out of the way so the supply traffic could move again--airforce comes back: rinse and repeat, repeatedly for years.
you don't need new coordinates after rounds splash. you know which direction your looking. all you gotta do is adjust. add/subtract/left/right however many meters, fire for effect
Imagine thinking you were doing anything other than keeping the opium flowing
Never underestimate the likelyhood of a main character to successfully run away from dropped ordinance.
The ODA Teams didn’t have some gear to make more effective drops. Things are different now. The B-1B could drop more ordnance than the B-52Hs.
This is actually false😌
@@Jordan_Incognito , I worked on both the BUFF and the BONE. The BONE can drop more ordnance. The B-52D models (Big Belly) had the largest payload of the BUFF variants. The B-52Hs have a smaller bomb bay. The external stores pylons on the BUFF are included in the calculation.
@@jeffking8890 I work on them currently. They have mods added to install more in them. The space between the d models and the h models never changed
@@jeffking8890 also, depends on what munitions we loading as well
@@Jordan_Incognito at what Base are you a Loader, 2W1X1? BUFFs still use the MAU-12s. Right? Just do an internet search on B-52D & “Big Belly” modification. The bomb bay was smaller on the Gs & Hs than the D-Model. The F-Model was different as well. The BONE has better mods and can lift more tonnage!
If you're calling in an 8-digit grid and miss with that much terrain to properly determine the grid, I don't think getting closer will help. Maybe get a new map, or get an enlisted troop to read it for you.
"Get a new map" I did not know this was a movie clip from Tommy Boy?
Chris is definitely the best action movie actor
I seen the crater left after a B52 strike in Afghanistan. It was a huge crater filled with a red/brown murky liquid filled with body parts, and lots of flies hanging around.
B-52 is always the best!!
It's so accurate, it's always hit the ground
For those of you who enjoy a great non-fiction book pick up a copy of "Jawbreaker" by Gary Berntsen, published in late 2001.
Right after 9/11 I had no idea who attacked us. But the CIA did. Berntsen was a mid-level CIA field operative and they sent him along with members of the Special forces community to the tribal areas between Afghanistan and Pakistan to fight the Taliban and Al Queada. I don't remember anything at all about them using horses but other than that this video seemed really true to the book. My sense is that at no time did we have more than 100-200 Americans on the ground but we took advantage of the enmity between the Northern Alliance tribes/ warlords and the Taliban. The Northern Alliance was happy to do the heavy lifting and bleeding in exchange for American technology and B-52s. Just like in the video one of the main Northern Alliance warlords taunted one of the Taliban over the radio telling him that he's sending bombs with the Americans' death ray. By that he meant the ground-based laser targeting that aided the B-52 strikes. In the book they were not using an estimation of location via a grid system like in this video.
In another chapter Berntsen or another CIA guy had the cellphone number of one of the Taliban chieftains. Berntsen had a huge tupperware with $3,000,000 in cash. He called the guy and offered him a choice; in ten minutes he'd have a B-52 rain oblivion down on them OR he could accept the prize money and join the Americans. The guy took the cash and helped the Americans/ Northern Alliance. Other than the 9/11 attack itself I can't imagine a war being fought so cheaply (and with so little loss of American life.) Fascinating book, couldn't put it down.
Like folks watching a football game for the first time, never knowing when to cheer.
Imagine if they used the ac-130 lol
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That would have worked if the C-130 dropped a Daisy cutter bomb
Would have made more sense to use a few gbu 38s
The man this movie was made about went to my high school and speaks to the football team about adversity every now and then
Second, the British left their shalwars by rushing to Afghanistan before Russia and earlier. In this way, the United States also left here the entire equipment along with the shalwars. America is very brave in movies. But the screams of the soldiers on the battlefield are even louder than the soldiers of Russia
I still question, where the heck did they get the name Stratofortress from anyways
The strato part comes from the stratosphere which is a layer of the Earth’s sky, and since the plane looks a hell lot like the B-29 super fortress they added fortress, or that’s what I think anyways.
@@jamessfakecommercials.4573 fortress is just a name given to any major US bomber the B-17 FlyingFortress, B-29 SuperFortress and B-52 Stratofortress
@@blackopscw7913 Oh ok.
@@jamessfakecommercials.4573 Your guess with Strato was correct tho
@@jamessfakecommercials.4573 not quite, the plane was originally designed to be a high altitude bomber, then U2 happened so they made it low altitude
Afghanistan is the graveyard of great empires
Never knew the Thor guy did this movie, I've never even heard of it.
He should've just flown down there with his hammer and laid waste to the entire site.
It’s crazy how movies make Americans always look like they’re winning when in fact they lost to taliban
Look like pretty small explosions for 500 lb bombs.
The F-14 Tomcat could’ve been another good bomber.
I thought the F-14s were retired by then?
@@X.Y.Z.07 They were.
@@julianhernandez9646 the F-14 flew its last combat mission 5 years after this scene is set
It was a decent strike fighter.
@@X.Y.Z.07 F-14s were retired in 2008. I believe this was in 2001. That was a Naval interceptor anywhere, not a plane flown by the USAF.
I like how a B-52 is used as a CAS.
Why does Thor need a B-52? He can call down his own lightning! ⚡⚡⚡
3:32 Is this rpg sound realistic? I've never heard of it like that EVER.
No, when u fire an rpg it has more of a spray sound
Standing up and barely aiming and having a near miss from what looks like 100m+ is NOT realistic I would say!
@@xen70 I get what you mean but the commenter asked if the rpg SOUND was realistic