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You kind of missed the RCH 155. Shooting 155mm artillery rounds while driving is the next thing.

What, you like Serbian 🇷🇸 howitzer Nora!?!?😊

Please do a counter video on that Austrian officer who made some wild claims about western weapons in Ukraine it was maybe 6 to 7 months ago. It seemed bizarre concerning the percentage claims he made I see no one backing him up.

How did America fall so behind, biden and bad presents... that's what's up and old generals .. America got to relax... and iron dome is need it .. America should nor be revealing anything to the world and keep it from the public knowing because China knows everything and they copy just like Russia

I thought you were saying your a 13 year old girl 😅😅

What it 13f?

13 year old girls are different than they used to be 淡然处之

See that bunker? Yes sir I dont want to Yes sir

@@user-ty1ub3of1z 13 fox i think.. artillery men... Im probably wrong but thats what would make sense

Golden cringe. I mean that in the nicest way.

@@ddegn And here I thought Golden Cringe was another term for butter bar.

The nickname Assclap ain't for nothing

And then 5 minutes later butchering Aden Moreno into Adam Monroe XD XD XD

@@bostonspartan4194 he already said he was your average infantryman

Archer is very effective, it’s a jewel for artillery. But it cost like 3x or 4x the cost of the french caesar. And it probably cost a lot on maintenance.

Even with older stuff you can do things like that in a way, but that requires a gun battery firing at the same time, which we did a lot of. 12 x 122mm or even 18x 122mm going at once is probably not a fun experience. And ready to fire time was like 3minutes from stopping WITHOUT computers.

That's called multiple round simultaneous impact (MRSI).

@@Chiron84 dunno that, thank you.

@@victor6814 I had a lengthy discussion with a RusBot earlier, which forced me to read up on it to effectively counter his misinformation. It's somewhere on this page.

Isn't it strange how history circles back. I was a 13F back in the day and am not surprised that it has become such a force on the Ukraine battlefield. I wish I had drones back then. The GWOT took the emphasis off the Mech Maneuver BDE with 155 SP support...and now we're back. They say history doesn't repeat but it often rhymes.

@@chrishooge3442 Indeed. I was 13B in the 1CD in the 70s. OJT to 13E and took over the battalion FDC for 2/19FA, 1CD. After OCS, FO and FDO. Then Pershing. After Pershing ended, the artillery had no really long range systems. In the early 2000s, MLRS came into its own. Now we have ATACMS and PrSM. We are continuing to reach for longer ranges and greater impact. The battlefield in Ukraine shows us that cannons will always be needed ant that artillery continues to reign.

😂😂

HA!!! Wordplay.

@@erf3176 The plot con-fuzed me.

From a 19kilo, tanks ^^

In my opinion, this pun _blows._ Yeah, I know, it sucked.

Toyota Wars II, back packing a punch.

@AsianTrix What are you trying to say, East Asians don't manufacture [high] quality Toyotas anymore? Really, I'm asking - I'm in the market, and I want to know the future of these Toyota streets.

I love those drone guided MK. 19 videos on r/Ukrainewarvideoreport

Learnign from the taliban:-)?

Trying to get the Taliban to learn from me, instead. That way, they'll all become completely inept, and no longer be a threat to anyone lol.​@@tomriley5790

As soon as I suspect it, I dislike and quit the video immediately.

Future artillery may use an auto loader but his videos will be manual and human.

fkn preach, i cannot stand the AI narrations

@@axlfrhalo Its not AI its just a text to speech program that is synthesized through an algorithm to adjust the voice. if it was an actual AI you likely wouldn't be able to tell the difference at all.

@@_gungrave_6802 What ai program are you talking about? Every one I've seen suffers run-on sentences and mispronunciations.

Yes it is a french developed system

It was, by GIAT now NEXTER. Dunno why he called it danish.

The Danish versions on a bigger truck as the video (8x8,) I guess he just hot muddled.

@@aaronpaul9188 Nexter became to KNDS

@@gregs7562 It's not Danish version. It's Czech version on 8x8 Czech Tatra truck and Denmark currently has 0 CEASARs, they gave all of them to Ukraine.

Until the sound of a little drone disturbs the tranquility.... seems like mobility and underground hiding places are king .... aufwiederschaun

With air superiority trench warfare has no place

@@CHMichael Exactly. We even learned about the so called "Unterstandsangst" which basically translates to "Fear of Shelter" which apparently was a Thing in WW1 in which Soldiers constantly bombarded by Artillery in their Trenches and that Terror would become so bad they would would suddenly start to feel they would be more safe if they run outside and just run for it. Apparently that happened quite often on all Sides, and of course they usually ended up being killed by Artillery.

@@hex8529 So you're saying if Ukraine had as much of an Airforce or well Air Control as Russia, there would never have been Trench Warfare in this War?

Hold up. To be fair the Ukraine war is not indicative of a war with NATO or America. Why? The chances are a war would be like how it was during the first year. America has capabilities where Ukraine did not. Remember the lightning counter offensive UKraine did in the beginning? A war would be closer to that. Only reason why Ukraine stopped was due to having no supplies. Sitting back during the winter was the worse thing they did. America would also go around the defensive lines. Ukraine cannot. No Navy for amphibious assaults. No paratroopers. While America has it all, and doesn't care about country borders. It can strike Russia from basically anywhere. Lastly and most importantly. NATO has AIR POWER, and the ability to do SEAD. America can at least suppress corridors or sectors for air power to go into an area, and wipe out any artillery. And that is the thing. Artillery is a sitting duck to an enemy with air power. With that said artillery is important. I just think saying this style war is actually what all wars will be like is folly. Russias lack of SEAD is a huge issue. They don't have fifth gen fighters that can get close enough into enemy air defense gaps to destroy primary targets.

Repeat, Over.

@@chrishooge3442 Mission denied. Actually, on that, I've gotten an earful from young officers (and some older ones) who don't understand why fire missions are denied so easily, or why the long, laborious Clearance of Fires process is so painfully slow. Why? Doctrine. We'd rather you died overrun by the enemy than by friendly arty because your LT thought Danger Close sounded badass.

Or the new RCH-155 that shoots just as accurately from on the move, apparently does need to stop for a shot.

Also remembered quite some time ago when I was lil lad watching I think Discovery the Archer was talked about as future of warfare. Guess it's now and they were right

Towed artillery is toast.

More like towed artillery toasts this crap. All this gimmick crap with it special reloading systems and ability to move quickly hasn’t helped at all in Ukraine. 1 gimmick gun that fires 1 super high tech shell which gets jammed by a Russian truck with a radio is worthless compared to the abundance of pack artillery. Every gimmick shell is over expensive garbage that cannot do the job of a basic 152mm from 1954. Every one of these systems is outgunned, and outdated by guns from World War II. The ability to lay down constant fire is more important. The ability to move quickly from fire is a tactic to merely reduce the issue of Russian superiority. Instead of learning basic reality the west has given up and convinced itself the way forward is focus on redundant tactics rather than fix the real issue of firepower. Russia doesn’t need to focus on gimmicks it just needs to put more shells down range. Any enemy gun is quickly silenced by overwhelming fire and a constant barrage is made on the front. Firing a single round every 15-30 minutes will not do anything when Russia can fire 20-30 or 40.

Ah we found our ruZZian troll (@coatofarms4439), talking about how 152mm is better, epic Kremlin wet dreams for what you don't have.

that is if they can still hit the target while driving around...

Hopefully it has a lower maintenance requirement than the PzH2000

​@johanmetreus1268 they can. With the powerful processing hardware that provides fire control. There is some footage of it doing it's thing. Idk what top speed is for accurate shooting, but it was moving like 5mph in the video I saw.

@@johanmetreus1268 that video was pretty obviously a blank with minimal charge. if you watch RCH155 on 10x10 chassis, it shakes like drunkard every time it is fired.

@@davidjacobs8558 The German Army wouldn't order them if the ability of "hitting while moving" were a lie or fake. Besides that the shaking of the chassis doesn't matter because the projectile leaves the barrel before the recoil starts moving the chassis.

Didn't the younger men go into the clergy? All my brothers went into the military.

suddenly catholic priests make more sense!

@@chrishooge3442 yea they tended to send their 3rd sons to join the clergy when they were pretty young.

Fun fact, most modern war heroes who get decorated for bravery are disproportionately the eldest child who’ve taken care of their younger siblings. They’re basically like parents and this sense of responsibility extends to the men and women in their unit.

yeah its a fraction of the population and basically was the system of the British Empire , monarchy , military , religious and an academic class , for the peasants it was shit .

Shut up and build me a bridge 😂

Would you prefer POG? 🤪🤪🤪

12B (combat engineer) here, the insult was not lost on me either.

@@rogerwilco5918 nah gun bunny or Field Artillery Guy

@wwobbles but ain't that the same thing?

Sorry to hear that, I used to live in OK and he was a great senator😢

​@SpookyEng1 What?! He was involved in insider trading and was a lobbyist for Oklahoma oil! The bastard stole funds from coof relief money as well.

@@svenrio8521 Also did the "Oh, climate change is real, well then why do i have a snowball in my hand in the Senate? Checkmate nerds."

Oh wow...he did.

@@dalel3608 Nerds can only cope and seethe at that haha.

Too bad the Excalibur round had a 6% effectiveness due to Russian EW after ~6 weeks.

having worked around mining and steel mills, where these mining dumpers can go is utter insanity. the steep hills i have seen them climb makes it the no brainer in my mind for wheeled artillery. it is baffling to me that the rest of the world is so laser focused on using normal trucks as the basis for there wheeled artillery with the thinking of replacement parts will be easier. these kinds of trucks are already made in mass, replacement parts are already common and easy to get. but beyond that the staff req on the archer system and for reloading is stupid low and quick. (which has been a focus of the swedish military overall for a long time if you also look at the gripen)

@@reesestefer Let the engineers work a little and they will learn to get around it too, things develop quickly in war

@@Sweden-nt3vp Ukraine told the US to stop sending the switchblade drones because they couldn’t be reprogrammed against EW, so Ukraine buys Chinese drones instead. Really odd that western GPS guided munitions continue to have problems but Russia overcame this issue over a year ago. Unfortunately Ukraine went with f-16s and other fancy things instead of getting each soldier a good pair of boots, NVG/thermal optics and good ear enhancement/protection.

Low tech is more resilient.

Please tell me you didn't just say it is vulnerable to emp🤦

You cannot put the truck in battery, fire, and be gone in under 2 mins without an electrical system, which makes it mandatory since it's the main design philosophy of that weapon system Receive coordinates through Network Centric Warfare and make calculation while on the move, stop and deploy to fire, and get back in motion before the payload hits to avoid counter-battery entirely

It makes sense that it's Swedish actually. The little country that probably has the best military industrial complex on the planet. (Note folks, I said the best, not the biggest. Sweden produces some of the best weapon systems in the world, by far)

I saw someone call it British… I was sick, there’s no way they’d make something so good.

Build in Sweden by BAE which is British.

@@butterwaffeln develpoed and built in sweden way befor BAE got in on any of it 1995 BOFORS ! and even today the name of the comapny in sweden is BAE Systems Bofors BAE was not in the picture till 2005 Its not pure BAE Its BAE Systems Bofors AB

I like Danishes

I mean the M777 is British so I don't see why the US Army can't buy from Outside the US.

​@0yko alot of people seem to ignore or be ignorant of the various foreign derived systems and platforms the US adopts

@@chickenfishhybrid44 It's funny cause the m119 is also british.

Who cares where it’s from, this comment is *chefs kiss*

I fear your comment is going to turn into a reality if the USA continues to build its debit at current rate of one trillion a quarter. The economy will collapse on itself leaving no funding for new equipment in the military as funds get diverted to debit repayments. I have seen financial costing on the Ford aircraft carrier where they talk about costs of 13 billion when launch cost was 17.4 billion with over runs and 23 billion when commissioned into service. Sounded expensive but further reading showed the cost was going to be close to 55 billion once the cost of the interest payments on the treasury notes sold to get the funding to build the carrier are added in over the 30 years life of the treasury notes. I don’t care how rich the USA is in theory I do not think any country can keep this defence spending level up.

As a former 13D, idiot savant, we understand you. Mortars are magnificant bastards.

Nah fr im the middle child 😅

Same 😢

no one is more neglected than the only child of a first marriage. we end up joining the Marines and going Recon...

I’m the middle child and have red-ish hair 🤬😭 lol

It's not towed artillery that truck based self-propelled aims to replace, but armored self-propelled The US used to favor armor against counter-fire, but the success of the CEASAR platform in Ukraine proved that mobility was the superior option So these will basically just replace the PALADIN

Towed artillery is very important in this war as it's easier to hide and protect in special trenches, it's easier to repair and is cheaper. Wheeled artillery usually is not well armoured and requires soldiers to be outside for firing and that makes them extremely vulnerable to drones, cluster munitions. Veterans say that PZH2000 is very well protected, automated and reliable compared to most other tracked guns , including sustaining multiple Lancet drone strikes.

Well it's not american and therefore not existing. 😂 Especially if its better than anything they have. But it doesn't really matter because we fight as one hopefully without Trump. 🇺🇲🇩🇪🇺🇦🇨🇵🇬🇧🇧🇪🇪🇸🇮🇹🇳🇴🇳🇱🇪🇺💪

doing a whole video on the RCH-155 !

⁠@@Floh-yf7yzlooks like Biden will probably lose.. so idk if there is going to be any united future

The 5"/38 is one of the most underrated weapons of the modern age. Unsexy and effective, over in the corner doing its job from WW1 to the Persian Gulf War.

@@likydsplit8483 absolutely not it's combo

Soviet army : - no capacity - no capability - only a flood of canon fodder

Crew survivability is also a part of preserving capacity something the soviets didn't care

​@@victor6814Me when I only get my "information" from propaganda

@@victor6814 just no, soviet tactics were not just suicide charges. Early war they were heavily outgunned and as such did defense in depth where the dug in EVERYWHERE and tried to hold on till winter and Barbarossa stalled out. Late war, they such a huge numbers advantage that they could push using enormous amounts of tanks and artilerry fire. Mid to Late they had enough SMGs to equip that they looooooved close quarters battles where german MGs were less useful, thats why they did so many infantry charges, right after a heavy artilery bombardment. Dont get me wrong, their doctrine relied on numerical superiority and they were far more willing to risk lives for victory than germany ever was.

Vidio sliku i sav srecan. Koji ste vi jadnici

@@MuhamedObradovic4 Jado jedan jadni Nora je bila na ovom testiranju, I usla u top 4 ali nije izabrana. Zato pokrij se po glavi kad nista ne znas i cuti pssstt.

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you still need to scoot, counter battery fire still exists.

I agree about the round. But the propellant charge needs a human touch.

​@@chrishooge3442a modern artillery piece needs power ramming there are various ways of packaging propellant that happily work with modern power ramming. Stuffing 155mm rounds into a tube with a stick is just archaic thinking!

@@chrishooge3442 The DOD response is, "Your injury is not service related." Talking to a deaf and wheelchair bound 24 year old.

​@@epuchildren8780"Here's a free tent and piece of cardboard to beg with"

​@@epuchildren8780 then after 30 years theyll be like. "After extensive review we have found your allergiea to bw service related"

@capeguy. Interesting but a revolver type system of 5-6 projectiles would takes up to much precious space (footprint).

Because they have the capacity to mass produce an alternative and so they will once their iteration of the French design will be ready. We do the exact same thing at a smaller scale in France, the benefits are just too numerous to pass. Economic stimulus, skillset & production capacity growth, strategic autonomy, and priority on delivery if you need timely replacement/upscale

It helps when it's a government funded channel. 😂

my favorite game right now ! soft recoil arty is in the 82nd airborne division , its kind weak but its a fun unit

@@Taskandpurpose That's awsome dude. The newly added 101st is pretty similair but has more of the beautiful Apache.

​@@Taskandpurpose Back to a time where Abrams were relevant again.

@@Taskandpurpose There's dozens of us! But seriously playing Warno and formerly Wargame goes had in hand with you videos and learning about various vehicles.

Great fucking game.

Sounds like the Oerlikon system with the gun firing while the barrel is going forward

Swedish Bandkanon 1 from the 1960 s could fire 15 rounds in 45 seconds, 1 round in the gun and 14 rounds in the magazin.

What caliber?

@@chickenfishhybrid44 155mm

@@chickenfishhybrid44 fifteen and a half centimetres.

@Boggart74 looks like it was 105s at Long Tan which would make that rate a little easier to achieve

OCS, 13A. Mood.

woops I think I said 12 b by accident, I didn't mean to misname you all ! : XXX

@@Taskandpurpose no worries battle all good 💯💯💯

Automatic? Your ass is in Fort Wainwright, aren't you? 🤣

An 11B that doesn't know his most loved and hated coworkers lol she be fine, we're all combat arms and devoid of feelings, so fuck you too kind sir lol

English isn't his first language, he's from New Jersey.

Sadly, our country cant even uphold our police or roads anymore. It’s a very good artillery piece but they probably stopped making it.

That sounds like a bigger brother of Patria Amos. Is RCH a prototype or is it already being built in masses? This thing is going to rock and german engineering always 5/5

Making a whole video on it

@@Taskandpurpose I'm looking forward to it!

We are aware of Germany's "capabilities" of equipping its battalions. On paper, everything is wonderful. However, reality hits home when you read the reports on the state of the Bundeswehr in terms of functional vehicles, from tanks and armored personnel carriers to helicopters and combat aircraft...

@@Inkkari9 It's actually descendant of the PzH2000 and the 15 year old prototype Donar. All systems are tested and tried. Germany, Ukraine and the United Kingdom have placed orders, and Switzerland is considering buying it. The first howitzers should be delivered by next year.

Get Some, RedLeg.

@anotherbacklog nope the GPS jamming isn't everywhere and against us that jamming crap is a target like a campfire in the black night

The more insidious thing is the ASAT attack on GPS satellites. Hard kill ones with missiles or DE Weapons - think ghost fleet

Probably not. Jamming is a cat and mouse game at the end of the day. We will likely see multiple types of guiding methods on future weapons outside of GPS. Which is something the usa has been doing

@kameronjones7139 if we were involved directly those jamming pieces would be targets and eliminated. Jamming equipment stands out like a campfire in the black of night we have weapons that track straight to the source

@thomasvelazquez9789 definitely. I 100 percent agree. The usa views them as high value targets to begin with and will take them out as part of the air campaign with harms

AMOS (and the single barrel NAMOS) are Finnish as Genomförandegruppen pulled Sweden out of the project in 2009

thank you for the correction!

@@Taskandpurpose also archer is swedish, do some more research next time buddy