i agree small countries like these are small yet pack a punch they always have the most new

russian copy machine. They are becoming more like China nowadays.

Maybe, but nobody is allowed see the best boats that the Spetsnaz use fast in shallow water. Going over 50 knots with 12-18 hevely armed soldiers, and stops with 1.5 boat length from full speed. But when it comes to copying, who doesn't? You think the American have not copy a shit after renting both the Visby class corvette, and also one of the Skjold class for a year each, lol. The entire space program that did work was german. First the American wanted try an non German rocket, that blew up, and then they had to let Werner Won Braun shoot up his rocket, that did only go up and down again, not in an orbit around the earth, like Vladimir Ilyushin Awards Hero of the Soviet Union Aviation career First flight Su-11, Т-5, Su-15, Su-17, Su-24, Т-4, Su-25, Su-27at April 7'th, and he did even land in the module that all the other jumpet out from. This because of a fault, and he did land in the north East China in a remote area. But it was seen, and the Chinese sent out a ski patrool, and found Vladimir Ilyushin, wounded, but alive, and got medical care in China. And even China and Soviet did not have a good relationship at the time, they did made anagreement for hide the truth.

The hell you say 😜🤣😂

Yeah, I caught that as well. I bet military aircraft and ground vehicles are popular with the military as well

A russian man claimed that the russians had paid Dockstavarvet to get the drawings and get help in building it so then it has to be approved by the Swedish defence department. I think that it would be as give the enemy a similar weapon that you have got yourself. The Swedes does not really dislike russians as people but the countries has been enemies for hundreds of years fighting many wars and for now Sweden has Russia as the only possible country to attack Sweden.

@@NUMMEHARBEN Can’t not to agree....👍

Kvisling 2...?

XD

nisse73 yeah raptor was based on/copied from the CB90.

Russians stole the design from the Swedes 👊🏻

Imitation is the sincerest form of flattery that mediocrity can pay to greatness.

@@jorgenolsson284 N. SUNDIN DOCKSTAVARVET AB SE-870 33 Docksta SWEDEN.The product was created with the help and Support of the company. The money is paid, and you're stupid.

It is not a flat profile, it is a skirt at the front. The Skjold design is a surface effect craft, constructed of glass fibre/carbon composite materials. Buoyancy is augmented underway by a fan-blown skirted compartment between the two rigid catamaran-type hulls. This provides an alternative solution to the planing hull/vee hull compromise: the air cushion reduces wave slam at high speeds while presenting a low-drag flat planing profile at the waterline.

@@CDB8939 Wow. Thank you for adding that. I guess the fan-blown skirted compartment is responsible.

@@incredible_facts keep up the good work.

I would love to see a large warship that would be able to rapidly deploy (puke out) a dozen of them. It would be so bad ass.

Then you have chosen the right vessel. Max speed is actually 60+ knots, what is over is classified. And it did go from Norway and over the Atlantic sea with an average speed of 46 knots when there were up to 4 meter waves. They stop in Iceland and meet a vessel out in the sea for get more gas, since it has a range of 800 nautical miles (1500 km) in 40 knots,

@@udontknowme7798 can it be sold to non NATO states?

It is not in production anymore

This boats are perfect to patrol Gotham harbor or at sea.

and this "russian" Raptor boat looks like an illegal copy from an original CB90 Combat Boat made in of Sweden!

Sorry, I'm sure he meant Stalingrad.

55 in rough seas.

Really impressive! Then almost no other military boat are faster.

This channel is some kind of order from Russia

Why are you commenting on jets - this is about BOATS

@@wilsonhuber For his future content that's why...? Am i not allowed to suggest anything (based on his YT content) for his next videos?

@@reinierbalabaran8011 -Of course you are, but I was curious as to why you didn't go back to his previous video on jets and comment there. The one on boats seemed an odd place to discuss jets! But-chaqun son metier!

@@wilsonhuberWhen i commented here, this one (about boats) was his new uploaded video. Perhaps, he might notice my suggestions here because there are only few comments at that time. While, the topic about those jets are more or less that a year ago. Oh, by the way i did say anything there (on his previous videos) but no one notices. Now you that you know, u still got any problem about me?

@@reinierbalabaran8011 -LOL - I never did have!

A cannon is a gun, unless its barrel is rifled, then it is a rifle of course. Typically all smooth bore fire arms are correctly called guns.

Heavy machine gun, up to 23 mm.

Lars Grimstad LOL!

@@incredible_facts where is the song you play from ?

I was wondering, too It's Alienated - ELFL i think

At about 3000 meters that 30mm is no longer effective. However the 76mm of the Skould can rip apart a ship at 5 times that distance.

Fit a Goalkeeper on it.

Just Contact BAE Systems. Think they sell a civilian version or similar under their Palfinger brand.

@Peter Lorimer an aircraft carrier is a boat.

@Peter Lorimer all ships are boats. All boats are not ships. Sorry if your wiki answer does not agree.

​@Peter Lorimer your entire reply was heaps of logical fallacies. You managed to get of the most popular fallacies into one brief paragraph, bravo... According to the Cambridge Advanced Learner's Dictionary, aka, Cambridge English Dictionary, aka, Cambridge International Dictionary of English; boat: 1. a small vehicle for traveling on water 2. a ship 3. a vehicle for traveling on water, esp. one that is not very large (note; boat, while especially defines not very large craft, is not confined to such usage) boat: from old English from Germanic, bat; vessel, ship ship: from old English scip from Germanic skif; to split, boat (most likely traces back to primitive split and dug out log "ships") I maintain, all ships are boats.

@Peter Lorimer funny to see a person who cant understand the basic definition of boat use literacy as a fallacy. The writers of the Cambridge Dictionary and the etymologist who study word origins correctly identify the word ship (skif) means any water craft or vessel. Sorry the definition does not meet your superior sailor language skills.

@Peter Lorimer word aversion is a byproduct of ignorance and has no basis in fact nor history. Clearly your blissful ignorance far surpasses all scholarly intellect.

It's "Alienated" - ELFL I think

Bloody hell and all that rot...

The One Maritime country (UK) that needs these boats in big numbers, doesnt have any ! apart from HMS Biter.

First vessel shown was British, built by BAE systems

I would call mine, Hammerhead Shark. We have a Maori saying, "Don't die like an octopus, die like a Hammerhead Shark".

to help the boat be more stable on plane it only has a few inches of draft

1:40 The very second example is the Raptor from Russia

Ed RDnc And that doesn’t make this list well prepared inclusive list when all the rest are Western made boats and the fact there are better non-western boats than those in the list! Even Grachonok-class Russian is better than Raptor class and many in this list!

@@ismailabdukadir1130 grachonok class was in the list

@@edrdnc6706 Raptor is a copy of the swedish 90-boat.

@@ismailabdukadir1130 And there are more western fast boats / ships that are not even named.

My question exactly!

nah Mark V soc

no hits on utube but ya, don't look too bad okyalosmil.gr/okyalos.html u better have good boats with your neighbours XD

Yeah, with the engines the Mark VI has it should be able to do 40 knots. It appears to be more heavily armed than this report indicates.

Mark VI Speed: 45 knots (52 mph; 83 km/h) en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mark_VI_patrol_boat