Royal Marine Reacts To 5 Reasons You Shouldn't Mess With The USA!
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USA spends annually something like 650 Billion if I'm not mistaken uk only spends up to a 100 Billion (key word up to a Billion) and i don't have particularly good views on USA making democracies cuz they want to. Afghanistan as an instance to hunt Al-Qaeda turned out to be in Pakistan so that war was Unjustificated.. that's my main problem with USA
and thers a video that shows the us is vulnerable in training and uk 'Nuked' them twice (not real nuke or anything just capable) so yeah that that
For what you said at roughly 14:40 , it reminds me of my favorite quote;
"I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones." - Albert Einstein
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You can look online for the American budget. The military isn't as large as the media in America would make you think.
True! lot of black budget unknown aircrafts and technologies... That we don't know about.
You know, now that you’re a U.S. citizen. You can start saying “we” when talking about our military. You’re one of us now
Now his tax dollars being spent as well, should be proud
ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US ONE OF US
@@cheeseninja1115 lmao
@@nemesisnick66 He's a citizen of the US and a veteran. Have some fucking respect.
I was just thinking about this and I was about to comment it but here we and we’ll said
"You cannot invade the mainland United States. There would be a rifle behind every blade of grass."
~Japanese Admiral Yamamoto
Lmao, did u know that per 100 people in the US there are about 120 guns, so there are more guns than people in the US
@@itsjustlarry4893 if you can count your ammo, you dont have enough
Now adays, ( pre atf shenanigans) instead of rifles, its 50 bmg anti material rifles
It's hell on my lawnmower
unsubstantiated - even though it has been repeated thousands of times in various Internet postings NO ONE can find a witness or proof he said it.
Im in the UK and while watching this, a bald eagle flew past playing a killer electric guitar solo as red white and blue fireworks flew from its arse.
Dayum...you win the comment wars for today...nearly had soda all over my keyboard after reading that!!!
Patriots everywhere!
How did one get over there make sure you report that to your nearest American military garrison so we don't accidentally destroy your country looking for it
Was it wearing a burger hat and holding 2 of those famous American vietnam era rifles?
Next time you better salute to it.
The US has green berets, they’re special forces in the army
Doesnt the air force have all kinds of different coloured berets too?
Army has black, tan, maroon, green, correct?
@@superdrew8564 black is for regular units, tan are Rangers, maroon is Airborne, green is green beret then you have Delta Detachment who where civilians as well as green berets
@@1roiboi so the answer is yes. I was correct.
@@superdrew8564 no the air force only uses blue and grey for military police...the army uses different colored berets for different mos's.
@@roberttayloriii3149 research shows you're wrong.
USAF black berets = tactical air control party aka TACP.
USAF blue berets = security forces.
USAF Grey berets = S.E.R.E aka survival specialist
USAF Maroon berets = pararescue
USAF pewter grey berets = special operations weather
USAF scarlet berets = combat controller
Hey welcome to the USA congrats on getting your citizenship
“Sir, we have a bee coming in at Mach Jesus right now”
Lol
Lol
Is it sad that I actually laughed at this?
Thank you
Fun fact, the F-22 is the first fighter aircraft in the US military designed to cruise at supersonic speeds. Yes, I said cruise... as in, it isn't using afterburners, which suck fuel like no one's business. In Red Flag matchups, a pair of F-22s will decimate entire squadrons of 4th Gen fighters without ever so much as being engaged.
Congratulations on your citizenship! I am a Navy vet and extremely proud of our military.
sir im only a small lad but thank you for your service im currently sitting here with my navy cap about to go train waiting till the day some one has as much respect for me that i have for you have a nice day and again thank you so much you are a hero and you served well for this contrey
@@evanasche8882 That was the best time of my life!
Ayyy my cousin is going to Navy boot camp in a week! My great grandfather was in the Navy in WWII at Pearl Harbor 🙌
I am a civilian and I wish I could say I was proud of us civilians. Thanks for your service and I'm sorry you had to come back to the retardation that is us regular folk. But....still the best country!
Proud? guess you heard about yugoslavia and vietnam😂
"America Fuck Yeah" isn't just a guy shouting. he means what he sings
“Speak softly and carry a big stick” - President Theodore Roosevelt
Truer words were never spoken.
Ahem. It's "Walk softly..."
Nope.
Big stick ideology, big stick diplomacy, or big stick policy refers to President Theodore Roosevelt’s foreign policy: "speak softly and carry a big stick; you will go far."
@@jeepdude7359 No, that's not what he said. Look it up.
@@kilroy2517 He is wrong, but also, even if he were correct it's still not what we do. The US doesn't shut the fuck up about the big stick and does so while stomping around while its family cringes behind it and begs it to carry a smaller stick and use some of the money saved on other stuff they could desperately use.
When you can't make them see the light, make them feel the heat. Ronald Reagan
It’s called “Peace through Strength”, it actually works better than just diplomacy but the two combined is what has kept us safe, welcome to the US!
Walk quit, carry big stick
@@gmailquinn speak softly, and carry a big stick.
Geography helps as well, not as much as nukes but yeah.
Just the logistics of launching a full scale attack on the U.S. would be hellish, at best.
@@lobal2 And Canada doesn’t really have any beef with us so we just kinda get to do stuff interference free
We have a special forces unit in the army that wear green beret’s. They are the US Army special forces. They are sometimes referred to as (green berets). They adopted their distinctive headgear because of the first were trained by British SAS. Thank you for posting this. Well done sir.
ummm... Had green berets, yes. Have green berets, no. Red / Tan and Black for everyone else
@@nunyabidness674 No. They still have green berets, but unless you are on a military installation in the US you'd probably never see them.
@@nunyabidness674 They still have the green berets.
@@nunyabidness674 i aspire to have this confidence and still be wrong!wheres the nearest genie!!!!!!!!!
Don't forget the Navy Seals
I am a former member of the US Army where I was a Combat infantryman. Having said that I want to congratulate you for your citizenship and thank you for the recognition to our military. Welcome bud!
Biggest Air force in the world: *The U.S Airforce*
Second biggest Air force in the world: *The U.S Navy*
You have those backwards. I’m just splitting hairs though.
@@markschneider8698 it’s funny that you’re right. The navy has the most, Air Force is technically the support for the army like the Navy is the support for the Marines.
@@m0nsterman902 other way around for Navy/Marines. The Marines are within the department of the navy, thus they support them.
@@Iplay_g The AirForce has more planes and variety ( fighter jets, bombers, transports etc) however the Army operates the largest helicopter fleet; so I see where the confusion comes in.
The Navy and Marine Corps operates a large amount of aircraft, ( combined we are the 2nd largest AirForce in the world, behind the USAF ) though they are mostly carrier based. SO how many craft? USAF, how many operational US Navy/USMC.
The USAF has a massive Mothballed (war time only ) fleet.
@@elimtevir1 *Air Force
And the fact that almost every US citizen is Armed
its actually a little under half, but considering thats still around 150 million people its still mad impressive
@@henryschoon7816
Prob close, but I do know we have more guns than people 😂😂
" You cannot invade mainland USA. Behind every blade of grass would be a rifle"
- General Yamamoto
Just the registered/licenced hunters in the US is the largest armed body in the world. Not counting the people that just own a firearm
@@henryschoon7816 considering this. Our citizens have more men than some countries military.
“That we know of” is exactly correct. I have a ‘friend’ that spent 30 years in Air Force Special Forces/Ops and he said if people knew what all the US Military has it would scare the crap out of them. The British Royal Marines started wearing green berets in 1942 and the US Special Forces started wearing green berets in 1952.
Known technology is about 30 years behind secret technology.
@@ginnyjollykidd citation, the world cannot even fabricate right now.
@@BenState its well known that military science/development is easily 10+, (30 is a bit of a stretch i think) years ahead of what we see/use in civilian life. Velcro is an excellent example. it was exclusive to the military/nasa for many years before it became common place on our every day clothes.
@@lethalnjector4663 again, fail, velcro was invented by a swiss engineer in the 50's. govt is way behind what private industry can do
@@lethalnjector4663 I know a white hat military hacker, 30 is an underestimate.
A U.S. nuclear missile skipper once said, "If I have to fire my missiles then my mission has failed."
I agree their mission is to deterrence.
Who said this if you don’t mind me asking, I’m curious
of course; nukes are the worst arms of boom ever: infertile land, killing water, deadly air, cancer,
@@tony_fanta Not exactly. Hiroshima and Nagasaki were rebuilt pretty quickly. As for genetic damage to people, flora and fauna the book is still being written. The reactors that melted down have done more damage than the two bombs. They are still leaking highly contaminated water into the ground water and ocean. That disaster is ongoing, it is only semi controlled at this point. Spent nuclear fuel and waste is as great if not a greater danger at this point.
Lola Lee Actually I’m not sure it was a documentary I was watching it was a nuke boat skipper
After being in the US Army for 27 years, I've learned one thing. I don't know shit about the US Army
Amen brother.
Well hey, it's more than the Marines know.
@@Vexin980 first to go last to know
Your not meant to know anything other than how to follow orders. Please don't take that the wrong way, I have a lot of respect for those who serve. Thanks for your service
@@josephangell9921 Except for orders from someone who can't give you orders and orders that are illegal.
Welcome to America sir. I salute you for your previous to one of our greatest allies. As a former member of the U.S Air Force , I can tell you we have great men, and women working hard to make sure you can raise your family safely here.
This is why I like being in Canada, being America’s next door neighbour makes me feel safe
Plus we love our Canadian and Hispanic neighbors !! Now politically that’s not my business but as people yes we love y’all . It’s the racist people in government that make us look bad . We don’t all share the same opinions that’s why we’re always going after each other in the US.
@@Heylyynnn right on, but having different opinions/ideas is what makes us so great and debating is good so long as at the end of the day we can put aside our political differences and still come together as people as everyone should be able to do.
@@Heylyynnn so you’re saying that the biden admin and the democrats are racists?? Yup id have to agree with you there.
Same
@@josephgalati6929 the last time we didn’t have a racist government was when dinosaurs roamed the land
The largest air force in the world is the USAF. The second largest air force is the US Navy...
Sheeeeee
And we are the way we are because of pearl harbor. Before it was a 9-5 military. Now we're 24/7 365. We never want to be snuck up on ever again.
@@bethkrager6529 this was the vow made by our US President Eisenhower after WW2
And various individual states have bigger and better air forces than most countries
This maybe true but the air force can't park a 4.5 acre airport off your back porch
"Keep your sword in it's sheath, but always keep it sharp."
-Unknown Author (Possibly Sun Tzu)
Those who desire peace, prepare for war.
Amen
I could be wrong, but I’m pretty certain that at least one of these two quotes was written by Chinese Military Strategist of near-godlike influence, Sun Tzu, way back, around the 5th century BC.. Two awesome quotes, right there.
@@angelogandolfo4174 Thanks, I once knew who said this but have forgotten over time. Thanks for the reminder.
@Ethan Hammons lol
America shares the same philosophy as there Orks: There is never too much Dakka
If I believe my handmade 120mm pocket sniper works, it will work
Dats da spirit, lad!
As an American who practices the 2nd amendment I can confirm this.
choppa Boyz I like my choppas..... THIZ A ORK TREAT NOW!!!!!!!! WWWWWAAAARRRGGGHHH!!!!!
Can confirm
Welcome to the American family, glad to have you!🇺🇲🇺🇸
Make sure to take advantage of your new 2nd amendment. As a fellow American, might i suggest a scary assault rifle that weighs as much as 10 boxes, and has 30 clips!!!
@@fightfish3265 it’s great
And thank you all for your service.
@@fightfish3265 this is gold😂 the fully auto ones that shoot 900 50 bmg rounds per second are the best
@@PineJc LOL, I hear ya....but my right shoulder sadly disagrees....
Welcome and enjoy your travels of the USA. There's plenty to see with each region offering its own unique scenery, weather, people, etc.
My mother was given a opportunity to work on the F-22 before it came out to the public ( Marietta Lockheed ) Cancer had other plans for her. She was not physically capable anymore. She passed away three years before the F-22 took flight. Single mother that got out of a abusive marriage (1970s) put herself through school while raising me and three others that were full grown and moved out but sometimes needed some help. I am so proud of that beautiful tough lady. When you see " Rosie the Riveter " that was her. When I see the F-22 this always comes to mind.
My grandfather was a test pilot stationed in Alaska and he told me some very scary tales of planes like the f22 that he had to do early test flights of. Let's just say it took awhile to get them right.
That’s amazing.Your Mother was not only a good Mother but an amazing human being. Nothing but respect for a single Mother who takes care of her family and holds a job.
My Mother raised me and my 3 brothers as well. I remember the bad times but they were definitely out shined by the good.
@Noggin Fodder Marietta ,Ga Lockheed. I just know she was offered a position but had to turn it down for health reasons. What her role would have been was not discussed.
@@morvous1 Grandpa was obviously a brave man ( with huge gonads-sorry) He was awesome.
@@SKSillSKSill Yes those good times do shine. No matter how small. I miss those moments.
deep down in every englishman, there is an American waiting to break free
Same people 😂😂
@@ourculture4407 Idk, too much cultural differences. We have the same roots, but there’s a reason why we went to war with Britain in 1775
@@king_n6991 . You didn’t want to pay taxes to help with the war with France for a start. Define we please?
@@mikeymikeFType If you’re saying that the pilgrims were wrong to leave, then you’re forgetting about the persecution of Christians.
@@mikeymikeFType Of course, you cant expect us (as Americans) to fight wars for you and not even have representation in the government when you impose strict taxes on us to pay said war! Its okay though, yall are 0-2 against us have a good day
I served 3 years on an aircraft carrier while enlisted in the US Navy. 3 years, and I was still meeting people (who've been there for as long as I have) for the first time all the way up until my last day onboard. You absolutely can go years without meeting everyone. In fact, it's closer to impossible to actually meet everyone onboard.
Same for me. I was on the forward deployed GW CVN73.
It’s a floating city tbh
Jesus Christ 0.0
Cvn 73 and 74 attached Pukin' Dogs Tomcat squadron! You def will never meet everyone
Is it true there are gangs like he mentioned in the video?
Can confirm, even at the end of a 7 month deployment on a carrier I was seeing people I had never seen before.
Dang things hold more people than some of the more rural towns out by me, absolutely crazy man.
My favorite current quote about the U.S. ... "You can take our money, but you cant TAKE our money."
Btw, my manager was an Air Force veteran and she said they have surveillance and radar systems that monitors the country 24/7. If someone like another fighter jet from an enemy tries to cross our air, they would know and they’ll send a fighter plane to communicate to that pilot to turn back or engage. Over the years, Russia has been doing this to test and see if our detection system is working. It’s like a warning that if we take our eyes off for a few minutes or if they somehow hack and disabled our system, they will attack. This is why cyber warfare is important because so many of our weapons are guided by technology.
"The only navy that comes close in technological progress in the Royal Navy of the UK"
Luke: *proud looks*
Edit: holy, how did this blow up?
Except for China
@@conorclark7408 I was just quoting the video mate.
@@redhausser7492 amen I’m just saying boss
@@conorclark7408 China is not as advanced as you believe they are. Their "high tech" shit they try praising keeps failing tests. So yeah they have "precision weapons" but they will only hit within a mile, not within a foot like American weapons
@@jaryncovell2538 you don’t know what your talking about, in every aspect of militarization China is slowly but surely becoming dominant.
What I learned: The US invented the perk “Ghost” and now uses it on its jets
The Swedish Air Force's symbol is a ghost
That comment was epic
@@octoman_games Incorrect. The Swedish Airforce's symbol is a blue shield with a yellow propeller supported by wings. A now defunct squadron called 'Johan Röd' used the ghost symbol on the wings. The airbase where the squadron once was now houses Koenigsegg's factory and they use that symbol on their cars.
🤣
Here's the thing. We only went over two branches of the US military and it was still completely insane.
America's Coast Guard could repel most countries' navies.
Proud to have you as a fellow American brother! Welcome!
Is it wrong that I'm tearing up with pride while watching this?
It ain’t wrong son
It’s the feeling of winning the lottery
I am having to hold back from shouting, AMERICA, FUCK YEAH
SAME
Same
7:03 if you see that off your coast, you'll really begin to think why you started a fight with them in the first place. I'm not American but that looks glorious AF
Shock and Awe is a military strategy
Or if you are a US ally and see that off the coast, then you might stop sweating about your enemies.
Think about this, too: the entire US military establishment is a volunteer force. No conscription or being forced to join. Crazy!
If we go into a full scale war that would change pretty quickly most likely.
My great uncle was an engineer in the us Air Force. When he passed away, in his will he was able to say some of the classified stuff he worked on and the stealth bomber was one of the projects he worked on
That's awesome, he must have been a very intelligent man, that sort of stuff is definitely technically complicated, and probably requires no small deal of mathematical knowledge. My grandfather was invited to work at Nellis AFB when he was in the Air Force but he turned down his security clearance because he was getting married. Really makes me wonder just how smart he was in his heyday. Technology like that is beyond me haha.
Im stationed on an aircraft carrier and on an 11 month forward deployment and you see new people everyday that you have never met
We’re u on the nimintz
Is it cause there are countless rotations?
@@destroyerinazuma96 im pretty sure
My dad was stationed on the nimitz when I was born in the early 80s
@@coochieman7069 that's the ship my pops was on have heard about it my whole life lol
as an american i’ve always heard good things about the training and discipline of english soldiers , they’ve always performed remarkably well in conflicts
Well, except that one time, around 1776.
@@CrackedCandy *sigh* was that really necessary?
@@holl0918 well, there was that little skirmish in the South of Africa in 1899 that showed the Prussians that certain powers were not to be feared, which emboldened certain powers in Serbia.
@@holl0918 Always! haha!
@@CrackedCandy tbf britan couldnt be fucked to fight for american, they were far to spread out globally. However youre forgetting the fact the royal navy leveled an american city for almost a month before departing for good just because they could.
Hey as an American, I love Britain. God Bless the United Kingdom.
Speaking as a United States Marine, from 71-77, we ran the Royals Marines Tarzan course one time. Very good course and the Royals were a great bunch of men! I still have my Royal Marine beret Crest they gave us! God bless America 🇺🇸 and God bless the Royals and the United Kingdom 🇬🇧! Respectfully submitted, OOHRAH
OOHRAH!
I was driving to Seattle in the 1980s through the mountains and the cars pulled over after seeing a Stealth, we all thought it was a UFO. We were stunned how fast it went through the pass.
One of my favorite things about living in the US is our military might. And now imagine if service was mandatory. The amount of trained soldiers at ANY moment in time would be exponentially larger
Bruh they didn't even talk about special forces... Those guys are scary
super
Stephen I agree a special forces ranger is scary but a Air Force pj is scarier they are by far the hardest trained and the most dangerous out of all of the branches
Serg SAS and CAG is about as good as SF gets.
@@dismalruins2629 para rescue is "scarier" than combat arms? No. One is trained to get in and out really quickly, hopefully avoiding all contact, and carry minimal offensive capabilities if engaged. You have to pack light for those types of assignments. Rangers are equipped and trained to engage either head-on or more covertly/indirectly. They have much better support in the rear as well. AF SERE are highly trained and I respect the hell out of every one I've met however, they are certainly not more dangerous nor capable than Rangers (scroll, not PX tab "rangers") or SFOD.
;)
"It makes me feel safe". My American brother let me buy you a round
It’s nice to see such kind words said of the us after everything you see from its residence that take everything they were born with for granted
We did it boys, we converted another one. Welcome to the stars and stripes brother
WOOHOO, ONE OF US ONE OF US WOO
They said our military is over funded. I say... “No, son... We’re just well protected.”
But is it worth terrible education? Good protection is great, but is that worth the money taken away from other things?
@@kingchickenwing4887 tbh you don’t need much of the military you really only nukes with things to shoot them so we have Mutual Destruction
@@kingchickenwing4887 our education is everything you need, we’re ranked #1 in higher education and medical and technological advancement. Education is state level not government
State government not federal government
@@thanos885 the us is not the most educated country by far it’s like mostly European country’s and Nordic countrys
People always say that the US spends too much on its military, but if it didn’t, they would be saying that in German, Russian, or Mandarin.
I don't think we spend nearly enough
@Ethan Hammons lol look at the top 5 Air Force
@Ethan Hammons I think another problem is it also gets spent on bs instead of better arming troops etc.
The US wouldn't have defeated the Germans without Russia or Britain though. Still a very impressive military.
@@nte5 That might be true, but the second we had nukes, it was over. Germany wouldn’t have been able to do anything
Congrats on the move my man! Hope you and the family love it! Maybe our path's have crossed in the sandbox
My dad was raised out near the Minuteman missile silos back in Montana. The common knowledge at the time was that the first notice they had that nuclear war had broken out is that there would be an earthquake as the missiles fired. At that point, it was either get to a church or bunker, because the world is going bye-bye.
My husband was stationed at a base with Minuteman IIIs. Another base had aircraft doing maneuvers "nearby" breaking the sound barrier...almost felt like an earthquake but not. Because "no one" knew about the maneuvers our base kept getting calls, and those of us on base did too, asking why the Minuteman IIIs were being launched. I had several family call me and I was like "No. We haven't launched anything. I would KNOW if any were launched." Lol.
Congratulations on your citizenship and welcome to the USA my fellow countryman! I hope you have a great trip around this beautiful country of Ours. Safe travels!
i don’t think you get enough recognition of you being a royal marine. Everybody likes seeing you react to videos but I personally thank you for putting Your life in the line to save people ❤️❤️
Hey Marine,
I wanted to welcome you to the largest multinational family in the world ... US citizenship. My father was naturalized (from Canada) along with his parents. He taught me how important it is to defend the freedoms that we enjoy. e stood in defense of your homeland during WW II, as a bomber pilot over Germany. After surviving that, he was retrained on the B-29 and was deployed to the Marshall Islands in the south pacific theater to fight Japan. He crashed a sea, but was rescued by the Navy, he was badly injured, but survived.
I followed in his footsteps and became a pilot through USAF ROTC in college. I volunteered for service and I was honored to serve. I flew the KC-135 air refueling tanker, a force multiplier (when you saw the B-2 taking fuel air to air, It was from a KC-135). I flew them in the late 1970s and early 1980s, and my aircraft was over 20 years old at that time. They are still flying them (B-2 refueling for example) and will continue to do so for at least the next 20 years.
You were correct when you said :that we know of". For instance, they did not mention the B-21 Raider. This is the next stealth bomber. The B-21 prototype was designed and tested in 1 year! Like the F-117, it was accomplished in total secrecy, but it is out there now. Oh, that was a spitfire that you saw! Cheers!
I spent three years on a aircraft carrier and I still didn’t know everyone
Yep, Reagon 16 - 20, still do not a factor of the people.
I could spend years on a carrier and only know 10 people
Im too retarded for that though
@@Virtualstalker Ronald Reagan 17-20
@@damianrodriguez6966 weps G-3, you?
@@Virtualstalker AIR V-2
As an American, I can't stop giggling at each point.
Yup, you caught me giggling. Just because of the feeling of safety.
Me too man
Giggling...? About...what? But honestly? I wouldn't expect much more from someone with a MLP profile pic.
@@ShadowGod55, I'm giggling at all the crap ton of hurt that some SOB idiot who thinks we Americans are not so tough. Which as an American, I can choose what to like as a freedom so I choose MLP;FIM, something I truly enjoy. As a MLP;FIM fan I can/will Love and Tolerate the Shit out of you, Long Live and Prosper (waves the Valcan hand sign sarcasticly)!
@@nickpossum3607 hell yea.
U just know that the guy who made this has a flag flying outside his house
Like aren't we all supposed to tho (Americans I mean)
But is he wrong is the real question, to which the answer is irrelevant due to MAD policy.
i feel like this guy was used as an insult.
@@Tripskiii ikr... What has society become if it is abnormal to wave your own nations flag outside
@@conradre55 i reread my comment and boy, am I glad you knew what I was talking about lol.
Did you know one of our guided missile destroyers the USS Winston Churchill has a royal navy helmsman assigned to the ship.
A lot of ships do. I have been on British ships as well.
Thank you for the great video. Glad you and your family are here. I think a lot of Americans take everything we have for granted. We are truly blessed and we have a great country, but it didn't just happen. Every time I look at our flag and hear the anthem I tear up because I think of all the sacrifices and blood that was shed in order to give us what we have. You come across as a genuine and you do appreciate what we have here. People like you and your family are what makes this country great. Take care and God bless America!
‘When you see that, you know exactly what it is’ - When it’s in the air and you see it, you’re more than likely dead...
Yep- the whole point of aircraft like the F-22 and 35, is that you don't even know they are there- until your missile warnings start blaring. 0 to full fledged pucker in .01 seconds! And the electronics on those planes is just sick!
That's why our enemies don't bother with open warfare. Economical warfare is much more effective against something like the USA. And make no mistake, they are trying their best.
“ANOTHER GLORIOUS DAY IN THE US ARMY!” -Mr. Gutsy
US Army Special Forces also wear green berets. That's why you keep seeing them. The British wore them first during WWII I believe, but other countries are also wearing them now.
Ah yes, dont even mention SEAL teams or that the US navy has the 2nd largest airforce in the world, behind the US airforce, and that the us navy has more aircraft carriers than most countries do combined
More than all countries combined.
First time I saw the chinese carrier, I wanted to sink it.
Not sure why I felt that way.
@@lobal2 Death to the ccp.
Correction, the Navy actually has more aircraft than the Air Force, and the Army more ships than the Navy; though in the Navy's defense, the Army's ships are all cargo vessels.
@@jackal13antern No. The navy had 3k. The airforce had 13k.
Peace through STRENGTH!
You have to realize that the active duty ready military are just a little over 1.2 million personnel. They also have the reserve personnel (past service military). And then there are the American National Guard located in all 50 states.
Congrats on becoming a citizen! USAF vet here welcome and you're one of us now. Thank you for your service to your home country a well respected ally.
This is only the stuff we want everyone to know
Those UFO's people are seeing. Just the first glimpse of our advanced military technology.
Remember when they unveiled stealth fighters in the middle of a conflict.
@@mikej8382 oh yea the f-117 nighthawk completely baffled everyone seeing it for the first time. It does not look like it could fly. And then it absolutely terrified the enemy knowing that if they bent over we could put a rocket up their buts.
I’m Australian and feel so safe having big brothers USA and the UK.
We love you too, brother.
No one ain’t touching you without going through the USA and the UK
We are teammates. We are also brothers and sisters. Family
We love you bro!
Trained with the Australian Army’s, y’all like to say “cheers” a lot. When us U.S. Marines was in Darwin, NT to cross training with y’all, man your guys vehicles almost look like ours but, your was more better then our. Also, you guys are so healthy and your food portion is so small. I’m not going to lie, I almost got a beautiful Australian girl pregnant. Sorry! 😂
Good to see a comment section that doesn't actually Hate America.
I was raised to be paranoid of the government, And never taught the pledge of allegiance or national anthem, And still from my perspective This Nation is a Miracle beyond all miracles.
That so many voices can have their own place here, so much wealth can be shared, and nobody is allowed to blatantly be a dictator.
The world was not like this a few hundred years ago, before america everything sucked. And now most of the world is trying to emulate our success.
How could you hate America? It is the first of it's kind, and living proof that People are best when they are Free.
(To anyone who would dare point out our political flaws, or the infighting, or the problems we've had with racism and other stuff, you are a Judgemental piece of work to Think a nation Has to be perfect. Nothing in the world is perfect except God, There's only bad things and Better things. And America Is and always has been a better Thing. And everyday it gets a little more better. So stop Fatshaming the American way.)
An aircraft carrier has between 5,000 to 10,000 people on board. I actually got to board the original USS Nimitz in 1981 when I was in the navy. The waterline is seven stories below the flight deck.
People like you that come to this country and do it legally and bring something to add to our country that makes it stronger. You are part of the true American spirit. Happy that you are now an American citizen and it’s something to be proud of. Thank you for your service.
This man is an amazing human being, and amazing humanitarian, an amazing American! God bless you my brother. Need more people like you.
Well gosh darn man thanks for joining the US! A big greeting from North Carolina!
As a US Citizen, born in Iowa, now living in South Dakota, I love seeing you excited to be apart of our nation. I happy and proud to welcome you into our country and I hope you enjoy every bit as you raise your family here! God bless you, and I hope you spend a 4th of July at Mt. Rushmore because nothing else will make you feel more American than drinking a Jake n coke as spectacular explosions go off in front of giant ass awesome American hero’s in statue form! 😂👌
I'm also from Iowa
@Michael Myers LMAOOOOOOO just before hiroshima you see a missle coming from george washingtons head
You know what would be great? A reaction video to the Great Emu War in Australia by Featured History
When I was deployed in 91 our main focus was not going too hard and heavy. If there ever comes a time when we are not worried about civilian casualties we are going to rain hate.
I love how when talking about the US Military they show a bunch of other countries stuff
To be fair most western nations and even China use old u.s or copied u.s tech so technically nothing new
Yeah. From he very beginning too showing Chinese aircraft. The other reply makes zero sense. There is also a lot of incorrect info in this video.
@@xxMOxx1978 point of my reply was that most western with some Middle Eastern nations use U.S tech or copied u.s tech. Yes some of the aircraft are not correct In video but the point is its mostly true facts.
@@mikesally839 if they were talking about those countries and showed us stuff okay but they were saying US and showing other countries. He even points it out in one spot
Reason 6: the weaponry we have hidden til some other country starts gettin uppity
The best part about this video was watching his eyes get wide everytime the video talked about the stats of the weapons
the 15k aircraft sounds crazy but a lot of that is ch-53s, ch-47s, Ospreys, blackhawks and hueys, then there are all the C-130s C17s and C5s
I was in the US Marines, glad to have you here.
USS Saratoga (CV-60) was docked in my hometown for about a decade before getting scrapped. The word "huge" doesn't _begin_ to describe the size of those supercarriers. Saratoga was 1/5 of a mile long, over 130 feet wide, and I don't know how many decks, so yeah, I can believe that you could spend an entire tour of duty on one of those monsters and not meet everybody on it. My cousin served aboard USS Carl Vinson, which is _bigger._
It's hilarious seeing him react like "holy shit why do they need this much"
@Ethan Hammons I'd argue Japan was a tougher fight.
@@astro6009 they would have been if they had a chance to actually bdo anything
In this century not. Everyone is fighting only weaker countries. Nukes would be launched if any superpower was about to loose. So there is no need for that, now try to imagine at least 2/3 of money invested to military would be invested to economy. 1 reason why would you not mess with US economy - you would get heart attack about how deep in sh*t it is. But yeah military became tradition so people think its normal to concentrate so much money to military where most of tech will be wrecked in future without ever used in combat. Thats why Europe is economical leader.
@Ethan Hammons People come to America to game the system. Europe is quite self-sufficient economically. America imports and outsources a lot of stuff now. It ain't the 50's anymore, despite what politicians would like you to believe. Think about it; how many American-made electronics do you own? Everything comes from Asia. We don't produce squat. We only do "services" and entertainment now.
@Ethan Hammons funny guy, I want to know from which country your family came to USA or are you native american?
This brings me a lot of pride to be an American
Oooof talk about setting the bar low
@@ImOwenWilson Cleaning up Europe’s messes since the 1900’s.
@@ImOwenWilson wherever that bar is, you're lower
@@ImOwenWilson a low bar... America is the highest bar you can set so what the fuck you talking about?
It does makes you feel safe doesn’t it. Gotta love those out there protecting us.
I remember 9-11 and how our military was busy with drills and those investigating the terrorists allowed them to attack us killing almost 3000 Americans before it was all said and done . This all happened after they had been discussing the need for a new Pearl Harbor what a fucking coincidence huh. They then took the opportunity to encroach on the freedoms of Americans and to push forward with their imperialistic plans. Absolute power corrupts we are quickly becoming a fascist corporate controlled state the very thing so many thought and died to stop in ww2 .
so I guess the answer is no it don't make me feel safe at all.They other day I was threatened by local police in my own driveway for using the F word they tried like hell to bate me into a fight two armed thugs with guns threatening me in my driveway WTF that is the America I know.
@@jcottrill1691 I’ll take things that didn’t happen for 500 Alex.
@@zacharysnyder2520 WTF is 500 Alex
Any Texan could tell you there is no such thing as too much protection lol
When you're on your trip across the U.S. be sure to go through Cody, Wyoming and checkout the Buffalo Bill Center.
yes!
Gratz on citizenship! See Gettysburg, the Museums in DC, the Vietnam memorial, Arlington cemetery... So much history OUR country has done, and be proud of all the blood and sacrifices WE done for OUR freedom. Your not just British anymore, your an American!
Don't forget Florida. We are a tourist state after all so we got more things to do then you'll get in a month. Not to mention things only locals know
Boston has the graves of some of the founding fathers, and springfield mass is the birthplace of basketball. Well worth a stop
And yet you have Leftys and Resident Biden saying America is racist and not exceptional.
All while implementing policies that will make military weak ass snowflakes.
Truly sad times...
Don’t forget the tomb of the unknown soilder
Dont forget the reservations and cotton fields either. The US not only sacrificed their own blood...
Congratulations on your citizenship and thank you for your service. Both countries have the same goals. My Dad was in the Navy in WW 2 he would never talk about it. I founded out after he died at 88 he had 4 bronze stars and I don't know anything how he got them. New Sub from northern Indiana.
the main reason you wouldn't meet or see everyone onboard a carrier is due more to the roles they play on the carrier and the fact their quarters are scattered everywhere. you would really only see them during shore leave .
What I like about the insane funding of the U.S military is the fact that if another war on a similar scale to WW2, we would have a massive advantage over other countries
I wouldn't necessarily define it as a massive advantage. We would have many advantages but never under estimate your enemy. Germany is the size of Montana, Japan smaller than California and they turned out to be quite powerful despite all their disadvantages.
Not really we would all have nukes and people only need to threaten nuclear war and boom war over unless people are crazy
@@sahave5042 people are crazy and China wants taiwan and they have nukes
Nice pfp lmao
This is just the United States technology we are allowed to know about. If China attacks, we break out the big guns ;)
Semper fi Glad for your citizenship bro.
"I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones." - Albert Einstein
WW3 will be fought with the small arms that Governments were unable to confiscate. It will be a war between corporations and individuals... the corporations will not honor Geneva Conventions or anything else, so I hope I'm dead before they start it.
Welcome to the brand!
I'm blessed for being born Peruvian but American by choice! God bless America!
Your comment gave me a Huge Smile!
God Bless America!
If you're anywhere near a mlrs or Paladin when they fire it's absolutely ridiculous. At night mlrs totally gives away its position because it lights up what seems like planet Earth. But the Paladin seriously hurts your body when it fires and you don't even have to be that close. Funny story I was in a porta potty when they started firing behind me in an area I could not see but it sucked the whole porta potty in on me. It was a holy shit moment LOL
When you pass through the Southeast, you simply must stop in Franklin, North Carolina. The history of the area, such as the town of Franklin being founded to serve as the capitol of the State of Franklin that never was admitted into the union. The Great Smoky Mountains are so beautiful that it never gets old to me.
@Colin Killian Better hurry! All the best places are being bought up by wealthy city dwellers trying to escape the COVID craziness.
They missed the most important element of combat power. The individual soldier, sailor, marine and airmen.
My Dad is a Vietnam Era Army Vet (telecommunications), my Grandfather a WWII Navy Vet, my uncle and brother were/are Navy vets, my husband has an aunt and uncle who are Air Force vets and my husband is a Marine. If you cut my I bleed stars and stripes and I want to say welcome to the US. I appreciate your service to your home country and your respect for our military, as it is in short supply in some areas. You could always give our USMC a go. ;)
No way! Was your dad stationed on the big island of Hawaii?
@@gnomeones no. Funny enough that is one of the few states he never has gotten to go to.
@@mrs.thomas-usmcwife5686 Huh. My dad got stationed over there during Vietnam as comms. Said he had the time of his life there.
@@gnomeones My Dad doesn't talk much about his time in. I think he feels guilty for not being able to actually go and fight. He had an injury during boot camp that stopped him from going. Also, he was in during the tail end. He helped with communications that helped bring the guys home.