We basically have, the M113 replacement being built now is just a new design of the Bradley’s hull. The only thing missing is armament which you just need to slap the Moog RIwP turret on top and throw a control panel in the hull
An Infantry Fighting Vehicle that can effectively support the squad it carries A recon vehicle that can zoom around, see what's happening, and if needed defend itself. A versatile vehicle that can withstand heavy machinegun and light auto cannon, and strike back with a 25mm chaingun and TOW missiles. Don't believe James Burton's lies. He doesn't seem to understand that a 30mm is not enough to kill modern tanks and that you can, actually, find tanks on radar.
If you think the Bradley sucks, the A-10 is the greatest plane ever invented, and the F-35 is useless, you have been misled by conmen. I know. I was once, too. The Pentagon Wars wasn't based on reality. The guys who say the F-35 is useless thought the F-15 shouldn't be able to shoot missiles. The A-10 needs an upgrade package more expensive than a new F-35 to be able to even use the weapons its supposed to now. They were, and are, a bunch of cranks who make their living going around and lying, creating an image of being bold reformers who challenged the old entrenched brass when they were the ones who thought all combat was going to be the same as WWII.
An IFV that can lug a squad into battle, with all the kit they'd need, under armor and with firepower to spare. A recon vehicle that can ignore smoke, camoflage, darkness and distance up to 2-3km, with situational awareness brought by modern netbattle. A light tank that can stand up to IFVs and APCs, while returning the favor with interest using antitank missiles and autocannon.
Nice to see it performs well in Ukraine. Most of the losses seems recoverable, and most of the troops were saved by the design. "Unlike the BMP, the Bradley is human engineered with the soldier in mind" True words.
Yeah, loosing hundreds of these things, the best! BMP-1 is surely inferior, I mean how could it even be? An IFV from late 1940s cannot surely be good, but here we are, ukrops and Pooootin worshippers think otherwise.
Lyrics: General Omar Bradley was no ordinary General, he achieved his rank on the battlefields of North Africa, Sicily, and Europe. During the harsh winter months of the allied offensive in Europe when the survival of the free world lay in his hands, the mobility and fire power he always counted on proved to be the edge that brought ultimate victory. Today, the Bradley Fighting Vehicle System takes mobility and firepower a leap forward, giving the United States Army a combined arms team, second to none. Developed and built for the United States Army by FMC Corporation, this single weapons system constructed of aluminum and steel armor is configured for either infantry of cavalry missions. The M2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle carries: a commander and gunner in the two man turret, a driver, and 7 squad members. Identical in appearance, the M3 Cavalry Fighting Vehicle carries: a commander and gunner in the two man turret, a driver, and two scouts, the additional space accommodates a greater compliment of ammunition. Working in combination with the Abrams Main Battle Tank, Artillery, and the Attack Helicopter, the Bradley significantly reduces the advantages of the enemies numerical superiority. The primary weapon, an awesome 25mm cannon by Hughs Helicopter fires both Armor Piercing and High Explosive fire at rates of up to 200 rounds per minute. A coaxially mounted 7.62mm machine gun provides effective anti personnel fire for close in engagements. The all electric turret drive and stabilization system by General Electric allows the cannon and machine gun to fire with accuracy even when the vehicle is moving at speed over rough terrain. Push button controls, located between the gunner and commander allow instant change of ammunition type, and firing rate. Elevation, Depression, Slew, and Firing, are all combined in a single control, so the gunner can focus his attention on target engagement, a second set of controls on the commanders side, provide him with an override capability, the integrated sight unit by Hughs Aircraft, enables the Bradley to detect enemy through heat differential, the system is so sensitive it can even see through smoke screens, camouflage, and even sparsely wooded areas. To support the Main Battle Tank in combined ground gaining offensive combat, the Bradley can destroy opposing tanks. This is the first armored fighting vehicle equipped with a proven long range TOW anti-tank missile. One switch automatically raises and synchronizes the twin tube launcher. The TOW anti-tank missile is effective against armor at ranges in excess of 3,000 meters. To keep pace with the main battle, move troops rapidly and for its own survivability, Bradley has outstanding mobility. Mobility that results from an optimum combination of engine power, powertrain efficiency, and suspension. The commercially proven Cummins 500-horsepower turbocharged diesel engine delivers rapid acceleration and battlefield agility. The hydromechanical transmission by General Electric combines steering, braking and gear selection as a single unit, resulting in outstanding maneuverability and the capacity to climb slopes of up to 60 percent. The suspension system with 14 inches of vertical wheel travel and high performance shock absorbers carries the vehicle over rough terrain with minimum shock and stress to troops and vehicle. The Bradley has maximum armor protection for minimum weight by using the FMC’s spaced laminate armor system, this protects the squad against the majority of weapons encountered. Quick reloading of the externally mounted missile launcher is accomplished under armor by the loader without leaving the vehicle. Unlike the BMP, the Bradley is human engineered with the soldier in mind, personnel and equipment positions assure adequate space for troops to preform with maximum effectiveness even after long hours of vehicle confinement. During mounter operations, six vision blocks and firing ports to the sides and rear of the M2 give squad members the capability to see targets and engage them with their 5.56mm automatic weapons. Many combat tasks can only be accomplished by dismounted infantrymen. The Bradley M2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle brings troops to the main battle area with the option of fighting mounted or dismounted. Under the protection of terrain the lead squads maneuver ahead of their vehicles, their objective: and anti-tank position 400 meters ahead, following a terrain feature for protection, the vehicles move into position to provide fire support for the dismounted troops as they preform their traditional infantry tasks. With the ability to move forward at speed under attack in the combat area, the Bradley M2 had transformed the infantry squad from a team of riflemen to a well armed fighting unit capable of effective operation on a mechanized battlefield. Firepower, mobility and survivability make a potent weapons system. Operating on a mechanized battlefield with the Abrams Main Battle Tank, Artillery, and the Attack Helicopters, the Bradley fighting vehicle guarantees the United States Army has a combined arms team that is second to none
The control system for the weapons, especially the TOW missle looks too much like a videogame. Lastly, this is one of the most satisfying vids on TH-cam.
There was an AFN commercial that they showed in the early 80s, it was a montage of the Bradley firing at verious targets, and the song Have a Cigar by Punk Floyd played during the whole commercial it was a great commercial! I have been trying to find it to post on Twitter.... Anybody have it?
I love the Bradley but who thought the gun ports were a good idea, they need a special m16 to fire too. Nowadays it’s covered by armor packages anyways
Came from a time when the NBCR threat was very real. The Soviets planned to salt the earth on the way to the English Channel. They needed an option to fight from inside in contaminated environments without the benefit of modern RWS. Not the most practical solution, but their hearts were in the right place.
Seeing this gloriously corny-ass 80s video of a good ol American design, and knowing that it recently kicked a t-90M's 'ass (best MBT in the world according to Putin), is so satisfying.
@@matthewjones39 the turret motor got jammed, rammed into a tree, the crew bailed. Then it got hit to secure the kill with a drone. "b-but its only mobility kill!" whos gonna recover it?
If there's a more adorable video promoting an IFV I haven't seen it. OK but I've always wondered: who are these kind of "ads" for things like IFVs and tanks and missiles and fighter jets actually intended for? Like who is the target audience of this video? Lawmakers holding purse strings? Allied nations' procurement departments? The taxpayers at large wondering where their money's going? Mercenary outfits and/or eccentric billionaires with secret private armies? Geopolitical rivals who have to come up with their own new thing now? All of the above? Or is it more just that when people make a cool new IFV or MBT or fighter jet, they're real proud of it and simply want to show it off to whoever's listening (including just to promote the company in general and for internal company morale)?
Like any ad, it's aimed at potential customers. So the intended audience would have been DoD officials, Congressmen, as well as military decision makers in American friendly governments.
Wasnt that fucked up. Look into it's development. It showed lots of promise and potential from the start. And indeed it has been and still is vert successful
@@h1tsc4n40 yeah I watched pentagon wars and read some stuff from Hunnicut (funny enough had one of his lineage when I went through basic really nice guy)
@@NevadaGamingWedge Remember, Pentagon Wars, even the book, is at best a comedy, it's not an accurate recounting of the Bradley's development, and if James Burton had gotten his way, it would've taken far longer to work out the flaws of the M2 since instead of being able to dissect what each hit did to the Bradley in detail, we'd have to have been combing through the wrecks of hundreds of blown up Bradleys, and we'd be hitting it with ammo we already knew it couldn't withstand and would never be able to withstand.
that cheesy 80s electronic music just completes the ensemble so well
It was in Super Bowl XV
@@Lam6da98 and the 1983 nba finals
World beater, Andy Clark
As far as I'm concerned, no armored fighting vehicle will ever be better than the Bradley if they don't have an advertisement like this.
#8462 Hence why no dislikes
@@raptor4798 not anymore :)
@@marcelogimenez4749 Still second to NONE.
T-15 Armata: *cough*
@@mirrorslash028 Not when it has the Russian economy an adversary
0:27 Greatest 80s anime intros.
Didn't expect to see you here!
Same energy as Patlabor.
the 3 dislikes are from BMPs
One was destroyed by the Bradley
one from each type of BMP
The 3 dislikes are from the 3 Bradleys lost to enemy fire.
One of them is the guy who wrote Pentagon Wars
There are eleven of em now lol
I love the musical sting when the dinky little T-55 comes on screen as if it's any threat to an Abrams
To be fair, any tank is a top threat to unprotected infantry. Even a British Mark V is lethal to someone without an anti tank gun
@@sergeantmarcusstackerM1903 for sure, but the way it's edited sort of implies it was about to shoot at the abrams shown immediately before
We need to ask the DoD to make a remaster.
We basically have, the M113 replacement being built now is just a new design of the Bradley’s hull. The only thing missing is armament which you just need to slap the Moog RIwP turret on top and throw a control panel in the hull
The chadley
LMFAO YES
Hehehe
Doubly so now
I kneel, Chadley-sama
An Infantry Fighting Vehicle that can effectively support the squad it carries
A recon vehicle that can zoom around, see what's happening, and if needed defend itself.
A versatile vehicle that can withstand heavy machinegun and light auto cannon, and strike back with a 25mm chaingun and TOW missiles.
Don't believe James Burton's lies. He doesn't seem to understand that a 30mm is not enough to kill modern tanks and that you can, actually, find tanks on radar.
James Burton and Co.'s Great Inventions!
Exhibit A: the AeroGavin.
Based
Incredibly based comment
If you think the Bradley sucks, the A-10 is the greatest plane ever invented, and the F-35 is useless, you have been misled by conmen.
I know. I was once, too. The Pentagon Wars wasn't based on reality. The guys who say the F-35 is useless thought the F-15 shouldn't be able to shoot missiles. The A-10 needs an upgrade package more expensive than a new F-35 to be able to even use the weapons its supposed to now.
They were, and are, a bunch of cranks who make their living going around and lying, creating an image of being bold reformers who challenged the old entrenched brass when they were the ones who thought all combat was going to be the same as WWII.
An IFV that can lug a squad into battle, with all the kit they'd need, under armor and with firepower to spare.
A recon vehicle that can ignore smoke, camoflage, darkness and distance up to 2-3km, with situational awareness brought by modern netbattle.
A light tank that can stand up to IFVs and APCs, while returning the favor with interest using antitank missiles and autocannon.
Back to this holy site of a video after a Bradley fucking rocked a T-90M's world.
Truly second to none.
You mean when it knocked out its optics and then the t90 was killed by drones?
@@goforbroke4428still a kill, also mobility and mission kill is a thing. Even the best tank couldn't do anything if their crews can't see shit
@@goforbroke4428 tankie spotted. opinion rejected
at catching mines, artillery shells and ATGMs, maybe.
@@carkid266 anti-tankie detected.
opinion accepted.
Here after two Chadleys disable a T-90M with autocannon fire. I kneel
🧎♂
"Bradley-sama, I genuflect..." - CV90
Nice to see it performs well in Ukraine. Most of the losses seems recoverable, and most of the troops were saved by the design. "Unlike the BMP, the Bradley is human engineered with the soldier in mind" True words.
Yeah, there was even one that survived an HE hit from a t-72 that was still moving.
Two Bradleys just used their 25 mm to disable a T-90M at close range. Just unbelievable.
trurly second to none
Yeah, loosing hundreds of these things, the best! BMP-1 is surely inferior, I mean how could it even be? An IFV from late 1940s cannot surely be good, but here we are, ukrops and Pooootin worshippers think otherwise.
>"with the soldier in mind"
>no AC
I like how the T-62 and the BMP have boss battle music
The only thing funnier is that it's now real
@@ReskiloberWhat’s real?
any and all anti-war thoughts leaving my body when i hear 80s techno over footage of an ifv fishtailing through a field
Mu mom just walked in and said "oh hey, we watched this in history"
This is amazing
fell asleep 2 four locos deep and woke up to the Bradley promo video😂
The Bradley made it into Call of Duty Modern Warfare so i'm gonna try to recreate this
the Bradley in that game looks and drives like ass.
Who else had to come see this after the latest Spookston video
yup me too
Lyrics:
General Omar Bradley was no ordinary General, he achieved his rank on the battlefields of North Africa, Sicily, and Europe. During the harsh winter months of the allied offensive in Europe when the survival of the free world lay in his hands, the mobility and fire power he always counted on proved to be the edge that brought ultimate victory. Today, the Bradley Fighting Vehicle System takes mobility and firepower a leap forward, giving the United States Army a combined arms team, second to none. Developed and built for the United States Army by FMC Corporation, this single weapons system constructed of aluminum and steel armor is configured for either infantry of cavalry missions. The M2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle carries: a commander and gunner in the two man turret, a driver, and 7 squad members. Identical in appearance, the M3 Cavalry Fighting Vehicle carries: a commander and gunner in the two man turret, a driver, and two scouts, the additional space accommodates a greater compliment of ammunition. Working in combination with the Abrams Main Battle Tank, Artillery, and the Attack Helicopter, the Bradley significantly reduces the advantages of the enemies numerical superiority. The primary weapon, an awesome 25mm cannon by Hughs Helicopter fires both Armor Piercing and High Explosive fire at rates of up to 200 rounds per minute. A coaxially mounted 7.62mm machine gun provides effective anti personnel fire for close in engagements. The all electric turret drive and stabilization system by General Electric allows the cannon and machine gun to fire with accuracy even when the vehicle is moving at speed over rough terrain. Push button controls, located between the gunner and commander allow instant change of ammunition type, and firing rate. Elevation, Depression, Slew, and Firing, are all combined in a single control, so the gunner can focus his attention on target engagement, a second set of controls on the commanders side, provide him with an override capability, the integrated sight unit by Hughs Aircraft, enables the Bradley to detect enemy through heat differential, the system is so sensitive it can even see through smoke screens, camouflage, and even sparsely wooded areas. To support the Main Battle Tank in combined ground gaining offensive combat, the Bradley can destroy opposing tanks. This is the first armored fighting vehicle equipped with a proven long range TOW anti-tank missile. One switch automatically raises and synchronizes the twin tube launcher. The TOW anti-tank missile is effective against armor at ranges in excess of 3,000 meters. To keep pace with the main battle, move troops rapidly and for its own survivability, Bradley has outstanding mobility. Mobility that results from an optimum combination of engine power, powertrain efficiency, and suspension. The commercially proven Cummins 500-horsepower turbocharged diesel engine delivers rapid acceleration and battlefield agility. The hydromechanical transmission by General Electric combines steering, braking and gear selection as a single unit, resulting in outstanding maneuverability and the capacity to climb slopes of up to 60 percent. The suspension system with 14 inches of vertical wheel travel and high performance shock absorbers carries the vehicle over rough terrain with minimum shock and stress to troops and vehicle. The Bradley has maximum armor protection for minimum weight by using the FMC’s spaced laminate armor system, this protects the squad against the majority of weapons encountered. Quick reloading of the externally mounted missile launcher is accomplished under armor by the loader without leaving the vehicle. Unlike the BMP, the Bradley is human engineered with the soldier in mind, personnel and equipment positions assure adequate space for troops to preform with maximum effectiveness even after long hours of vehicle confinement. During mounter operations, six vision blocks and firing ports to the sides and rear of the M2 give squad members the capability to see targets and engage them with their 5.56mm automatic weapons. Many combat tasks can only be accomplished by dismounted infantrymen. The Bradley M2 Infantry Fighting Vehicle brings troops to the main battle area with the option of fighting mounted or dismounted. Under the protection of terrain the lead squads maneuver ahead of their vehicles, their objective: and anti-tank position 400 meters ahead, following a terrain feature for protection, the vehicles move into position to provide fire support for the dismounted troops as they preform their traditional infantry tasks. With the ability to move forward at speed under attack in the combat area, the Bradley M2 had transformed the infantry squad from a team of riflemen to a well armed fighting unit capable of effective operation on a mechanized battlefield. Firepower, mobility and survivability make a potent weapons system. Operating on a mechanized battlefield with the Abrams Main Battle Tank, Artillery, and the Attack Helicopters, the Bradley fighting vehicle guarantees the United States Army has a combined arms team that is second to none
Watching this is so oddly calming to me, probably because it sounds like stuff I watched as a child on TV just with gunfire added, lol.
They're really advertising an IFV as if it was a toy lmfao. I love it
Have not seen this vid in over 20 years....thank you for bringing this back.
The virgin T-90M vs the M2 Chadley
They knew how to make cool advertisements back in the 80s.
Man, it must have been really fun to make this video
When u get the bradley in war thunder 0:27
Andy Clark - World Beater
OMG thanks
This is the most kino weapons promo ever
I bought five Bradleys after watching this video.
Is it any good? Planning to buy one
@@FunnyGuy4269 i took it camping in Eastern Ukraine.
10/10 - Would do it again.
@@Doowoo I'll take that as a yes, omw to buy one
The control system for the weapons, especially the TOW missle looks too much like a videogame.
Lastly, this is one of the most satisfying vids on TH-cam.
The best bit about the entire promo - it's true
The only Infantry fighting vehicle to destroy/disable a T-90M.
I KNEEL.
And with the autocannon. And firing HE.
This thing doesn't even need its TOWs to kill tanks.
Yes it does, what are you talking about?
@@matthewjones39They rendered a Russian T-90 inoperable in Ukraine.
@@Frixworks That’s something called luck.
@@matthewjones39 Still happened 🤷♂
@@matthewjones39 ahem
*BMP's light armour*
Can I just get that intro clipped? God that was amazing!
second to none.
Anyone else laughing when the enemy t-72 transformed into a m48 after blowing up?
thats not a T72 thats either a T62 or T55/54
Coulda been a mock-up and the TOW coulda blasted away the fake pieces, not an expert.
@@kousand9917 it's not a 62, the turret is not flat enough for it to be one
Aged pretty well from recent events lol
They did not need to make the intro fire because it's quite literally the Bradley, yet they did anyway and i'm not against it, this is fire
0:27 where the good part starts
But where’s the sheep specs?
This was filmed at Camp Roberts, CA.
The squishy wizard of the American military
There was an AFN commercial that they showed in the early 80s, it was a montage of the Bradley firing at verious targets, and the song Have a Cigar by Punk Floyd played during the whole commercial
it was a great commercial!
I have been trying to find it to post on Twitter....
Anybody have it?
"bro he's hacking we don't have missiles at this br!"
the uptier in question:
When someone asks what the bradley is. Me:
This is the best thing ever.
This is peak cinema
The BMP-1 was the first, but the Bradley is the best.
*S E C O N D T O N O N E*
SECOND TO NONE RAAAAHH
Wish i could buy one of those
"second to me buster" - spookston
MODS ARE ASLEEP
I love the Bradley but who thought the gun ports were a good idea, they need a special m16 to fire too. Nowadays it’s covered by armor packages anyways
Came from a time when the NBCR threat was very real. The Soviets planned to salt the earth on the way to the English Channel. They needed an option to fight from inside in contaminated environments without the benefit of modern RWS.
Not the most practical solution, but their hearts were in the right place.
BRADLEY SECOND TO NONE 🗣️🗣️🗣️
Motor pool Monday!
This is some real America fuck yea content
Seeing this gloriously corny-ass 80s video of a good ol American design, and knowing that it recently kicked a t-90M's 'ass (best MBT in the world according to Putin), is so satisfying.
OXIDE
second to none.
it was indeed second to none
Looking forward to these Bradley bad boys popping some t-62 tops off
We just got a footage of the bradley killing T-90M frontally
@@krellio9006It didn’t “kill the T90 frontally.” It was a mission kill.
@@matthewjones39
it still is a kill
it would have been a frontal kill if they didnt ran out of TOW
@@krellio9006 You don’t think of damaged sights when you hear a tank got killed.
@@matthewjones39
the turret motor got jammed, rammed into a tree, the crew bailed.
Then it got hit to secure the kill with a drone.
"b-but its only mobility kill!"
whos gonna recover it?
The pacifism, leftism, and anti Americanism leaving my body when I see the 80s techno footage of an IFV
Truly SECOND TO NONE!! 🦅🦅🦅🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
Second best army in Russia getting their asses clapped by this antique 80s tech...
9:02 "Ayy! Niggas pullin up! Nigga duck!"
The first version looked the coolest
Ｓｅｃｏｎｄ ｔｏ Ｎｏｎｅ！
Where are you, Narrow?
he is at joe's house
dont worry, i was here all along!
SECOND TO NONE!
lol, 80's cheeeeez
FEARED BY ORCS 🧌 EVERYWHERE
can i get one of these for the house? in case someone breaks in
Gunner H.e. truck. Truck identified 1500 meters! Fire and adjust! On the way! Target ceasefire!
More like "Gunner H.e. truck" (gunner push the selector for AP), Fire and adjust! On the way! Over! Re-engage!
@@chrisblack6258 thats if your crew sucks, if you have a good gunner you don't have to re-engage
SECOND
TO
NONE
If there's a more adorable video promoting an IFV I haven't seen it.
OK but I've always wondered: who are these kind of "ads" for things like IFVs and tanks and missiles and fighter jets actually intended for? Like who is the target audience of this video? Lawmakers holding purse strings? Allied nations' procurement departments? The taxpayers at large wondering where their money's going? Mercenary outfits and/or eccentric billionaires with secret private armies? Geopolitical rivals who have to come up with their own new thing now? All of the above? Or is it more just that when people make a cool new IFV or MBT or fighter jet, they're real proud of it and simply want to show it off to whoever's listening (including just to promote the company in general and for internal company morale)?
Like any ad, it's aimed at potential customers. So the intended audience would have been DoD officials, Congressmen, as well as military decision makers in American friendly governments.
i mean, it sure made me want to get one
I'm Still Trying to find the song in the background
World Beater by Andy Clark
thanks
Loyal Burgs
Love Pentagon Wars
Anyone know where this was filmed
i need the song
@@nathanhernandez8905 read desc
I'mma be honest as fucked up as this weapon platform was, it made some serious leaps, that actually changed how warfare worked.
Wasnt that fucked up. Look into it's development.
It showed lots of promise and potential from the start. And indeed it has been and still is vert successful
@@h1tsc4n40 yeah I watched pentagon wars and read some stuff from Hunnicut (funny enough had one of his lineage when I went through basic really nice guy)
@@NevadaGamingWedge Yup. I have the hunnicutt book about the Bradley.
Really good read that i would recommend.
@@NevadaGamingWedge pentagon wars isn’t realistic.
@@NevadaGamingWedge Remember, Pentagon Wars, even the book, is at best a comedy, it's not an accurate recounting of the Bradley's development, and if James Burton had gotten his way, it would've taken far longer to work out the flaws of the M2 since instead of being able to dissect what each hit did to the Bradley in detail, we'd have to have been combing through the wrecks of hundreds of blown up Bradleys, and we'd be hitting it with ammo we already knew it couldn't withstand and would never be able to withstand.
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