Yes we do!

Nah I ain't white

​​​​​​​​@@shyryTsr2kWell you must not be Black American either, because most Black Americans have at least 25% UK, French and or Germanic ancestry running through their veins whose Families have been here for Centuries.

It's sister country

I live in both

We would never betray our allies

Without the USA economy, military presence, and military bases across the globe, Europe wouldn’t be able to enjoy their free healthcare, education, and 30 days off of work vacation. If they were to abandon posts across Europe, the EU borders are now vulnerable and that means the tax month that Europeans pay for their social programs would have to be reallocated towards defense and the military now, which means that healthcare won’t be so much free anymore.

​@C1K450 bingo. You are exactly correct sir. Thank you.

English are some tough freaking people. Germany literally carpet bombed them, when they stopped fkn English just went back to their day to day stuff. Tough breed for sure.

I whole heartedly agree with the appreciation and the respect, but I feel rather confident that the USA could go it alone if it really had to at this point.

My brother was stationed on the Enterprise too ! He was in the navy from 1958 to 1978, through the entire Viet Nam war. We rarely got to see him, maybe 30 days a year.. sometimes… I was the youngest so I didn’t really know him until he retired. We became fishing buddies, and told each other things that we couldn’t tell anyone else.. I miss my fishing buddy..,😢 Love Grandma Debbie

My dad was stationed on the USS Enterprise also. In fact, I even got to go on an anniversary cruise on it myself. It was a very memorable experience.

I wish I had gone fishing with my father more. I now regret it. My father was in the Vietnam War as well. Based out of Pearl Habor at the time. His destroyer "parked" a large distance off the Vietnam coast, where they were the artillery support for the ground troops. It was a lot of shelling going on and they saved refugees trying to escape thee country.@@debraleesparks

Did you cruise around the SF Bay? I also went on that cruise in the 80s and that's when all the officer's family members were allowed on board. That was the day I got to visit my dad's disbursing office, the convenience store, the arcade, and the ATM. He used to show me the little wooden mini-crates that held large quantities of bills inside their little safe. thumbs.dreamstime.com/z/wooden-crate-full-money-29658187.jpg @@Seastallion

@@moomoopuppy508 Yeah, if I recall the ship went underneath the Golden Gate Bridge into the Pacific and then sometime later turned back around and went back into the Bay. While aboard my dad showed me his office, and I followed him all over the ship while he worked. I remember having to jump through every doorway which I think they called knee knockers. I had to almost run to keep up with my dad. He never left me behind but he did keep a brisk pace for a while. We visited what I think was a boiler room, a place where they prepared the oxygen tanks for the pilots, and various other places. I remember riding on one of the aircraft elevators and being a little freaked out because we were getting closer to the rushing water as the elevator went down. You could see it through the metal grating on the floor. I was about 7 years old at the time, and I think that was in 1985. I got to watch the aircraft take off (they played a trick on me by having me takeoff my hearing protection just as a jet was taking off. Jerks; 🙄), and I remember going into the aircraft hangar where a lot of people were at the time. It was indeed one of those cruises where families were brought aboard. In my case it was just my dad and I. He was a Chief Petty Officer by then.

Not if ww3 breaks out. The 2023 pentagon war games show the sad reality that would face us if a world war broke out.

@@charleskavoukjian3441 it really depends though game vs reality like 2021 one china used Chinese biological-weapon attack on military bases. it's also projection but they can also fight against UK and nato as well. same with sweden and finish it's pretty much a live drawing board you keep replaying till you get the lowest chances

ой? а кто же разжигает войны последние 30 лет?

Speak softly and carry a big stick…

Millie's Mom needs to become a permanent part of the channel.

@@kimberlygabaldon3260 I agree WHOLEHEARTEDLY

Most of us at least.

Then those that don’t want to help fight for America should leave our country

​​@@crystaleroglu3776tell that hundred of students,who protest against war in vietnam😂

Just don’t sell them to Turkey their friendship is debatable.

Yes! And the Canadians and the Aussies. And most Mexicans, too.

It’s just a shame most British people do not like American’s.

Aye I don't know about them folks in Israel idk why u would mention them? but a lot of Brits are cool,

@@GilaMonster971they don’t? lol news to me

@@ligmaballz3584 try living in England as an American.

Well, the illegals are invading, sad to say.

There's probably a reason why some information is left out. Not every detail about our military capabilities is international public information.

@@hollyheikkinen4698 That tidbit has been actually widely touted. As well as the technology that literally allows the pilot to see THROUGH their aircraft as if it was invisible. This means that when the pilot looks at the floor of the cockpit, they instead see the terrain they are flying over. If this information has been released by the DoD, imagine what features are actually classified. When deciding classification, the DoD balances security with deterrence. Those features I mentioned were allowed into the public domain by the DoD and Lockeed/Martin as deterrence. It is the same as during the Cold War. The US and the Soviets would be very public about the unveiling of new weapon systems and would brag about the capabilities as deterrence to their enemies. At the same time, they would keep the system's maximum capabilities a very closely guarded secret. Edit: An example for here would be that they widely tout the F-35's ability to serve as an AWACS platform to control drones. That is public knowledge. The classified part is exactly how many drones it can command simultaneously.

@@brianeleighton I didn't say that the tidbit you shared was classified. In general, not every detail needs to be broadcast in every video. Technology is constantly changing & they can do a lot of amazing stuff nowadays.

That's a potential gen 6 capability for the b21. The F35, which we sell to other countries, definitely does not have that ability. Even the F22, our ace in the hole, never to be sold master class in multirole stealth capability, does not have the gen 6 concept integrated. Maybe they retrofit it in future blocks, but currently it's not even a mentioned possibility. None of this is classified information- that refers to the limitations and capabilities of whatever system you're thinking about, not broadly capabilities. Like the anti sam laser on the AC130j isn't classified in it's existence - just in what exactly it can do. And the fake range on the ATACMS you can read about is an example of counter-intel where everyone thinks that's how far it can reach.... but it's not. And you can say whatever you want that you read off Wikipedia. The classified stuff... I assure you, that's special. And we might be getting a show here pretty soon.

​@Frindleeguy It's not a mental leap. Sensor fusion and high-speed datalinks are already present. Line of sight coms can be done by low power laser. Boeing already working with Austrailians on wingman drone concept. Russia is feverishly working on their wingman drone for the su57. US Navy wants a tanker drone, and I wouldn't be surprised if overlap to wingman.

I remember getting under our desks quite well.

I wish Kennedy could've lived longer it's a shame they took him out bc he wasn't as corrupt

Kennedys assassinationwas slightly b4 my time, but I DO remember "nuclear" drills up thru 5th grade? (1978-79)

There are some films that have the joint exercises depicted in them.

It’s because he’s speaking Jersey. I use my captions and set it to South Jersey. 👍🙂❤️

There were also incursions during the previous administration, so please give that a rest. Also, having been a missile tech there, seriously what can a Ballon see from that height that a satellites see every day

@@daveray44 there is a difference between being briefly over the country, and not knowing about it until after the fact...and knowingly allowing it for days.

Don't forget our good neighbors to the north, Canada! They gave us hockey, and I will always love them for that. ❤ 🏒

What?

@@TheRapnepsweetie you should know that and we would of course defend Canada and I think Mexico but we are partners n part of NATO. So Of course we’re on the same team! We need to take out Putin which should be our number one priority.

@@carnivorepolice5-0 Guess you don't like hockey. 🙄

@karenthompson8038 that's our number one priority fuck no.

And the other half were their husbands? 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 (I joke! You laugh! Is funny, nein?)(My family is also from Ireland, Scotland, England, and Germany.)

@@tarmaque Unrelated families, who are accidentally intermarried in their descendants, of course ;-)

@@williambranch4283 Well, aren't we all? In the grand scheme of things?

Beautiful accents. Love them!:)