5:01 Damn British people, when they said "short range", they were not joking...

Agreed. That was the worst compilation of failed missiles I have ever seen.

Theres A fine line between , "Fire the missle!" And " Missle Caught fire. "

4:40 It was therefore necessary for someone to wake up the Range Safety Officer and inform them that the missile was failing and that it might be a good idea to destroy the missile by remote control.

Why so many people hating? It said missile failures and it was? It did what it said on the tin, at least it wasn't click bait

2:26 Commander fires 1st missile 1st missle: yes sir! Commander fires 2nd missile 2nd missile: ауу давайте водку

Why aliens are not worried by Earth.

The old lighthouse joke...never gets old.😂😂

In Russia, missile fires ship!!

I can imagine right now a destroyer firing missiles and the missile goes back to the base and destroys it 😂👌

5:01 So you are telling me, No major failure had taken place.

2:12 Guy 1: "You get it." Guy 2: "No, you get it"

The missile didn't know where it is in this case

Quite surprisingly that clip of Sea Dart system failure can solve one argument about its rate of fire I saw many years ago: within 10 seconds a dummy round was already loaded to the arm, way shorter than many sources claimed it would take.

the S-300 and S-400 are conceptually very scary missile systems but the fact that this video features 3 or more instances of them failing makes me wonder if its more scary for the enemy or for them launching the thing, lol

Awesome video. Not for nothin’, it can not be easy to get footage of live ordinance mishaps. Most of it is jealously guarded, secret classified and will remain that way until long after, and even if, the ordinance itself is considered obsolete. This kind of material & telemetry is held pretty tightly by military intelligence agencies. Not long ago, US Navy footage of Russian missile launches were among our most valuable intel grabs (not to mention the cost of obtaining the footage in the first place). Pretty amazing compilation - thank you for posting this.

The first video was dangerous with many people watching nearby

At 1:00, I bet the camera operator was happy that the propulsion failing was only slightly less worse than the warhead not detonating on impact.

The launch vehicle blew up. "No major failure had taken place." That's government narrative for you. 😁

The last part about the Montana is priceless! LOL!

That's why they test them...

omg, well worth to watch till the end. trust me you will enjoy it.

You had the same clip back-to back. You should have just titled it "Worst Failed Compilation" and be truthful.

The one you've labelled Denmark, they're all speaking English in the background with English accents...

That second Russian one flew about as straight as a GTAV RPG

That last one is a video of the USS Fitzgerald´s crew. :)

The sailor pissing himself laughing around 2:25 was the best bit for me.

This is a lighthouse mate, your call. Hello?😂😂 Always a good one

5:01 No major failure had taken place 😂

1st clip the captain was like....."keep going dont stop the boat" 😅

Im so glad you did not mistake spaceflight rockets with ICBM's with this one.

0:58 In Hollywood this missile would have blown up for sure.

at 2:14 ITS A DAMN TORPEDO NOT A MISSLE

5:04 Not Denmark, that missile has never been in the RDN inventory. It is a British Sea Dart

I don't always fire a missile, but when I do it and hear a loud "SCHLUNK" on the roof of my truck, I always shit a huge brick in my pants ! 😂

This randomly popped up... 1000% perfect of them hahaha

It all started when man discovered fire.

Hillarious ... honestly ...a bit long ... but pretty funy It remains me that we are all the same accross the world. No one is better than the others ;-) I love you guys wherever you come from.

It doesn’t take a rocket scientist to say that these are the worst rockets

People pay hundreds of thousands of dollars for one missile and it’s not even guaranteed they’ll work right 😂

this is a lighthouse mate !! it's your call ..

I find this immensely funny

I definitely recommend this video, you get to see serious experiences, but with a little cheerful twist.

2:28 This Comrade is why you don't mix fuel with vodka!

post the best missile failure compilation or get out

Oh Shit its coming back down!

Missile disintegrates, bursts into flames and crashes into the ocean Narrator: "No major failure has taken place"

Normally the Soviet/Russian "cold launch" (Missile ejected from tube by compressed gas, engine ignites a safe distance away, rather than inside launch tube) is a plus, but obviously less so for missiles fired vertically.

LolxD the very end of the video

That's why we don't buy made in China 😂😂😂

There's a lesson for you. Always know where your fire extinguishers are at.

the one with the missile stuck at the end of the gun with the crew pissing themselves was brilliant

I'm not going near that for at least a hundred years.

1:09 that driver mustve looked at that missle next to him like 😱 Hahahaha 🤣🤣🤣😁👍

RUSSIAN GENERAL: GO FETCH Z ROCKET 🚀. SOLDIER: I QUIT .

This is a lighthouse mate, your call. Gold

2:10 Not even a Missile. That is a Mk-46 Torpedo.

Missiles from 🇨🇳!!! 😂😂 😂

*This never happens when I’m alone!*

1:00 Lol when the missiles nose hits the ground those guys must've freaked out

2.20 this is a torpedo

Míssil: um trem que voa carregando combustível e explosivos...eu aviso...vai dar merda.

At 4:19 rocket out of control, narrator says the range safety officer would destroy the rocket by remote control. Hmmm, how else would he have done so? Fired another rocket at it?

The torpedo was like, "I can't swim guys."

this has North Korea written all over it

the test are nornal

Legend has it that s400 lacked vodka

Ha ha ha the last finishing touch with light house was awesome

Why so disliked?

The first "fail" is not actually a fail, that's a new Russian "hybrid" missile. When fired, one half of the missile dives underwater to search for submarines and the other half goes after aircraft or surface targets.

This is me trying to hit my goals in life

0:59 that's a "welp, I'm done" situation right there...

I wish all of this was North Korea

Make a video on multi billion dollars ... trash f35s

2:39 they made a great failed testing

Fast failures in developmental stage, of a new product, are not to be condemned as inefficiency! They are very natural and are indeed the stepping stones for ultimate success!!

Good work Russia, only quality products in you army.

Shit happens.

You misread the title: it is the worst compilation of failed missles

Did they buy these things from ACME munitions? I'm sure that I saw WYLE- CAYOTE using a few just like this! 😁😂🤣

2:19 NOT missile, thats torpedo.

another crap effort at robbing old video. your weak try with humor at the end with the US ship and the lighthouse pretty much seals it. It never happened and was just a tele advert.

That Krivak in the first clip now has a torpedo right next to him, good thing it did not enable!

00:28 *Gives you so much confidence, sleep well at night, our Military knows how to do it.*

This is were our tax dollars are going.

земля превратилась в один огромный писькомер

The title is spot on.

"Mission failed we'll get em next time"

Are they all made in lndiass

Want to hear a joke? Paid Kremlin Trolls

2:12 Seaman: uhhh, your red rocket is showing.

This is why aliens have special interest in America

Failed missiles = Life 🐝

@2:50 "OOOOOO...PRETTY!...OH-OH...! Scam, it's coming back!"

Excellent video. What people do not understand is that there is error in everything. For example, 5% of all missiles used in the U.S. will fail in one way or another. What other country failure rates are unknown to me.

More missile fails, less newspaper articles.

3:04 So good they showed it twice.

4, 3, 2, ...3,2, err we have ignition. At least the batteries were not out in the remote.

The missile knows where it is at all times. It knows this because it knows where it isn't. By subtracting where it is from where it isn't, or where it isn't from where it is (whichever is greater), it obtains a difference, or deviation. The guidance subsystem uses deviations to generate corrective commands to drive the missile from a position where it is to a position where it isn't, and arriving at a position where it wasn't, it now is. Consequently, the position where it is, is now the position that it wasn't, and it follows that the position that it was, is now the position that it isn't. In the event that the position that it is in is not the position that it wasn't, the system has acquired a variation, the variation being the difference between where the missile is, and where it wasn't. If variation is considered to be a significant factor, it too may be corrected by the GEA. However, the missile must also know where it was. The missile guidance computer scenario works as follows. Because a variation has modified some of the information the missile has obtained, it is not sure just where it is. However, it is sure where it isn't, within reason, and it knows where it was. It now subtracts where it should be from where it wasn't, or vice-versa, and by differentiating this from the algebraic sum of where it shouldn't be, and where it was, it is able to obtain the deviation and its variation, which is called error.

It's the new guy who mistaken the torpedo for cruise