Top Secret Military Inventions REVEALED

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[@Sandy.J.Lloyd.Sr.]

Back in the early 80’s, I was in a bowling league and I designed a logo and name for our team. Everyone thought it was a great design, and we put it on the back of our trucks in unity, the only problem was the name of the team was the Nighthawks and the design of the logo was a perfect match of the F117A. Soon after placing the logos on our trucks we were all picked up individually by an unknown government entity and held for questioning for 3 days as they tried to find out where we got the design and name from and saying that I made it up was not the answer they wanted to hear. My so-called friends also sold me out quick as the designer of the said logo, we were also followed for months after the interrogation, we never knew why all this happened until the F117A came out to the public. That was also the last time I got to design the logo for the bowling team. This may seem like an outlandish story but trust me we were all scared and afraid that we were going to disappear and never be seen again.

[@STSWB5SG1FAN]

It was a perfect match🤨 or more just a general outline? 🤔

[@Sandy.J.Lloyd.Sr.]

@@STSWB5SG1FAN It was close enough to garner the attention of a U.S. government entity if that’s what you mean. I had a friend that was in the FBI at the time and I asked him if he knew anything about what was happening and he said it was above his pay grade and couldn’t speak of it, whatever that means. I have to say It was one of the scariest times in my life. I don’t know if you’ve ever been followed by the government but they don’t hide the fact that they’re following you and that makes it even worse, they seemed to always know where I was going in real-time.

[@AkiraCatt24]

You're very lucky that's ALL they did! You could have lost a lot more than 3 days of your life! I bet they were convinced that you somehow had mastered the art of "remote viewing" which was still classified at that time! They probably thought you had used remote viewing to access their "secret weapon plane" & following that logic, they probably figured you were a Russian agent.. Not as farfetched as you might think!

[@jonathanmartin9311]

This content creator I watch with my wife and son, I believe that this man should own his own show on network TV... great narrator wonderful stories illustrations that will make you laugh😂 I pray that he gets the recognition he deserves😊😊

[@BeAmazed]

thank you so much! hope you and your family enjoy 😄

[@karthikr2833]

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[@awesomebugsandmore2823]

You put so much effort in these videos they deserve way more likes

[@dicksonnzangi2191]

True

[@maddhatter3564]

actually i could fill a book with the missing/false info he pedals.such as, the moon gun he stated recoil in 0 gravity... the moon has gravity

[@KingKong-dq6kj]

But if we already know of the existence of these "Top Secret" military inventions,wouldn't that make them the exact opposite of Top Secret? 😐

[@nebula_star14]

HMM

[@aseasweatz]

No, it’s cuz they are now “Declassified” meaning it’s known to the public but if it’s “Classified” or “Top Secret” it means that isn’t only known to military and government officials and not the public

[@jagsdomain203]

I use to live close to George AFB in SoCal. For a month F4 buzzed the city. Everyone stoped Looking up. Till one day I saw a black triangle and knew it was the stealth fighter.

[@FatalGunpoint007]

What if everything is too secret

[@iPhonenaire]

You're spoiling the fun😅

[@laernulienlaernulienlaernu8953]

The Blackbird was a BEAST and a true technical marvel for it's time. I reckon you could build them today and they'd still be an effective weapon of war!

[@shoty_x1693]

No not really. In a war you would need Attackers like the F-117 Nighthawks or Bombers like the B-1 or B-52 or A-10. Spy planes are not needed nowadays as the technology for satellite imagery as increased alot, along with the number of spy satellites which are even harder to destroy. The US didn't need a spy plane to know that India was planning to test its nuclear bomb. They used a satellite. Also the SR-71 originally came from the war capable A-12 which had some issues and crashes

[@ZombieSazza]

Only 32 were built, which is a crying shame because she was a beauty and a beast

[@shoty_x1693]

​​@@ZombieSazzahe is a real beauty If I had to choose between the F-22 or SR-71 in terms of looks,I would choose the SR-71

[@Doublefeverkitty]

i like watching be amazed hes like a teacher but 20000 times better

[@heinnandaa4igcse870]

Can you make more military videos like these? I love it!

[@MustafaSherwala]

I'm ur biggest fan

[@jesusfernandez931]

No I am

[@MustafaSherwala]

Big_msm is right

[@MustafaSherwala]

I agree

[@IMPULSIVE636]

I love these videos. Thank you!

[@weatherwitchandfelinefamiliars]

What an incredibly fascinating list!! I'm not really much interested by military stuff but this was really intriguing! Thank you for this, my favourite bit was 9:32 the Be Amazed animation in the space ship 😂😂😂

[@Xlacyon]

XD SO TRUE

[@cbristine]

Ok that's all just ok

[@presidentkiller]

I had a teacher that said that if something's revealed to exist (like the Internet, which started as ARPAnet) is because the military very likely has something much better already in use.

[@liamsshorts63]

And then we never saw him again.

[@dukedash798]

Hi

[@kaaarkingdom3105]

125th veiwer bro,keep up with your lovely videos 😁

[@Impulsebricks]

Nice

[@KingCreeper562]

“Top secret, there are no words more enticing than this. Except free pie of course.” Yup, this man is definitely an expert.

[@UNICORNSF3ProgameplayProRACER]

Great video👍

[@jehoiakimelidoronila5450]

About the die glocke ("the bell"), the majority of the people misunderstood what it was for. Correct me if I'm wrong but it's just a big engine component for the supposed Nazi saucer

[@Eddieavina123]

Love your video Be Amazed and keep up the great work

[@callumreavey]

nice

[@Dylan-lx1hb]

I'll never cease to be amazed at the insane crap that the military comes with. Oh to be a fly on the wall during the meetings for it all lol 😂

[@ronbird121]

i just love that mechs are in use now

[@jenniferbundock5841]

16:20 the true inspiration for the ak platform was the m1 garand (mechanically there almost identical, except the ak has a fire selector and a auto sear) though the concepts were very similar, michka klashlaklovia was designing it before the stg was released (alexey sudayev was working on the as 44 at the same time but died before he could finish it)

[@SweetLilWren]

8:16 the FAA just approved the first and second hover/flying cars

[@TheFallensChannel]

Get your before 10 minutes tickets here! Only available for 4 minutes!

[@MustafaSherwala]

I love ur vids

[@choriafullj896]

The way you said Hochsdruckpumpe took me out🤣🤣🤣🤣 as a German that was super entertaining but I really love all your videos and appreciate the research you put in!

[@F0PPA-j6e]

When he said a *rail cannon*I said:now that's what I called a railgun

[@JPMediaProductions]

Fun video and content as usual, but the background audio track made it hard to watch and was really annoying!

[@michaelnolan6054]

The V-3s weren't aimed at London because they couldn't be moved at all. They were built "aimed" east of London to allow for the Earth's rotation to strike the cityish area.

[@jehoiakimelidoronila5450]

And about the sea shadow, it was a tech demonstrator, the new stuff (ship & all) are expensive so the dev cost ballooned up & the navy canceled it

[@fnafgamer1165]

343 should put that rail cannon (or something similar) in the next Halo game. Like in the background or maybe as a vehicle?

[@sumthnunreal5502]

Honestly, you should do a whole video on the Nazi wonder weapons. Shit was crazy. They built a fighter plane that was powered by a rocket. They made a night vision attachment for the STG-44. They drew up plans for a 3 story tall tank. Fortunately for the free world, there were a lot of problems with them. The rocket plane flew too fast to attack Lancasters and Flying Fortresses and also the fuel was literally acid. The 3 story tank demanded naval cannons and was vulnerable to air strikes. Generally, though, most projects were hampered by resource shortages, such as the STG-44, Me 262, Panzer VII, and that one U-boat with the snorkel

[@STSWB5SG1FAN]

Though for all their failures, there were a couple of success. The V-1 predecessor of today's cruise missiles, and the V-2 predecessor of today's ballistic missiles (not to mention progenitor of all space rocketry🤨😏).

[@NpcGreenAssasin.........H]

I swear this man switchest voices faster than me eating a sandvich

[@RecomDude]

LOVE THE VIDOES

[@MechaMaster_0083]

hey. at least the idea of having a weapon concealed in the form of a lipstick did make it to movies after all such as despicable me. LIPSTICK TASEEEEERR! hahaha classic

[@archoorachhoror9348]

Microwave gun and heart attack gun have got to be the coolest

[@DannyMUFC-gf8rk]

Weird, i was watching a few videos about the german bell yesterday and wondered if you had done a video on it then today it's featured on here! Would love to see a solo video about it

[@iamHereToMotivateYou]

Many people in US have recorded and posted lots of videos on tiktok of bell shaped UFO hovering in sky at a great height

[@Slash657]

always loved the new intro Be Amazed!

[@ranstur5954]

The last weapon, the one you can use a lighting storm. Is true. But not in that way. They fly over and release some chemical and in 1 min a lighting storm.

[@thomasfutch7707]

Two more advantages to the sr-71 are 1) the altitude it can fly is higher than other aircraft as well as anti-aircraft missiles. 2) the camera tech on board is still classified. They are brought out for use once in a while for like the fires in Colorado and the war in Afghanistan.

[@ORVONTON64]

And they used those energy weapons on people too… Cuba… and probably others we don't "get" to hear about

[@UpperDarbyDetailing]

The TV8 was probably powered with a helium pebble bed reactor. You wouldn't, couldn't get nuclear fission from blowing it up. The uranium pebbles would be radioactive as hell, but once they were cleaned up everything would be fine.

[@MinSarang95]

When I saw the thumbnail I was like "wut is daaat" 😂😂😂 but watch it non the less. Thank you BMA ♥️💯🎉👌🏻

[@owtsydr]

Hey AWESOME DUDE! Great video! You do your research on your videos! I love it! I also love your voice! Keep up the great work!

[@christopherkingz2652]

I don’t even check on the captions anymore, just give me anything be amazed 😅❤

[@sadLeshrac]

....and I'd BE AMAZED!!

[@FatalGunpoint007]

I ate nothing

[@Ainex_CH]

​?

[@innocentchic22]

1 0:15

[@HangPutin00]

Of course they saved the RX9 for last... I had a feeling this was going to be on here.

[@daviddrake5991]

Ok now we know where the ship used in Tomorrow Never Dies boat design came from.

[@kronckew]

The Stealth Ship was also used in the James Bond film 'Tomorrow never dies'.

[@jaketheoctoling]

23:02 fun fact, the backyard scientist actually originally made the rocket knife idea, and the US military stole it from him.

[@Ms.Aspen_151]

These videos are amazing.

[@Rwb856]

Hi I love your vids😊

[@GetDougDimmadomed]

The problem with German engineering in WW2 is that they over engineered many things to the point of failure. The Maus, the Tiger I and II, and their many failed products failed due to overengineering, where Soviets kept things simple and excelled.

[@MustafaSherwala]

Hello

[@muzammilkadawala]

Yes

[@lauramacintyre-smith2357]

If the Die Glocke (17:00) ever did exist it probably just was used as a stealthy bomb like the Trojan Horse.

[@raynsolo]

loved the video

[@omarionbayley9721]

That lipstick gun was wild 😂😂

[@yuanchaozhang232]

The military: TAKE THAT What? The sr71 black bird The military: SR 72. Dark star

[@unstoppableevan2699]

The Airplane museum here in Nebraska actually has an SR-71 BLACKBIRD

[@chrisroebuck-yf5sz]

Lol yeah everyone knows the knight hawk but it still looks cool

[@Stephen-cr3sc]

Being only a dumb kid, I always wondered if the SR-71 with the radar cross-section of a seagull looked a bit suspicious when looking like a seagull going Mach 3 at 50,000 feet. But what did I know?

[@timevans5909]

Bomb with 6 blades is crazy cool,and scary as hell at the same time...

[@elultimo102]

Jimmy Carter spilled the beans about the development of a "stealth fighter" in a late '70s speech. He caught Hell for it, as I recall. (Trump said: "You wouldn't believe what they have---but I can't talk about it." ---and he didn't).

[@MushroomShorts1508]

You got a new Sub!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@nathanbays4989]

People wonder why aliens haven’t introduced themselves yet…..need I say more?

[@kapitencraft8823]

how he spells "Hochdruck Pumpe" is hilarious xD

[@jesusfernandez931]

I was about to say first but i gained brain cells

[@patriciaasencio7032]

I like video it is so good thank you for posting when you can. 😬😸😊

[@davidliddle9033]

I believe Krupp now makes coffee machines😄

[@JacobTomkins-hw8vh]

I hope these weapons never get used on anyone again Cause there just op

[@lunkholhou]

These were over multiple decades old... I wonder what they're building now... What weird and utterly awesome mind boggling tech are they on currently 😮

[@zingxiu6123]

Now we just have to find out whats happening in area 51

[@nisal.l.w.r]

Considering most of these secret weapons were from 19's, and got revealed after decades, guess we'll have to wait another few decades to see what they were hiding in this time 😢

[@billcook8136]

I like when everyone talks about our weapons they never give the full truth.😂

[@mousemd]

It's likely that I studied about some of these planes when I was a teen as I was in AFJROTC in High School

[@DeadBBa1ls]

I’m amazed

[@Vexlir2323]

But can we get Be amazed merch? ❤❤

[@bunnehontherocks]

I'm waiting for the government to acknowledge the Stargate program.

[@seanbrazell7095]

The sword missile isn't an official weapon, it's a conversion kit for hellfire missiles. So it's usable on just about any American attack platform - helicopters, ships, tanks and APCs, and even shoulderfired launchers. Freedom clearly ain't free, particularly for a terrorist on the wrong side of a hellfire missile. The only difference is that the cost in question will be far more likely to be paid by the guy with the bill, instead of his or her kids and anyone else in a five hundred meter radius.

[@hamsterren]

Nice 👇🏿

[@ugosouza2127]

The lipstick gun gave River Song vibes 😂

[@jamesalvarado4234]

4:20 funny 😊😊🎉🎉 thankx for the video

[@JLahodik45]

the only way the STG-44 influenced the design of the AK-47 was the fact that is uses a shorter intermediate cartridge all though yes they do look similar they are mechanically nothing alike the AK-47 mechanically is designed to be like the M1 Garand

[@snezzykat]

Vertical take off and being able to fly at super sonic speeds? sounds familiar..

[@DavidSherman-m5l]

Die Glocke is an object that crash landed in Pennsylvania in the 50's or 60's.

[@Double4576]

I get Information from you so ty

[@JayyFromTheGrip]

Anyone else sipping on a Cold Olde English? 🍺 ON HOOD

[@Game_terminator.]

The bell was supposed to be a teleportation device. It was meant to used to teleport troops behind enemy lines.

[@Zephyrt3mp3st]

Wow no the mjolnir satellite system isn't on here? Though that may not be de-classified yet

[@johnstrubharFLYS]

I actually saw a triangle flying at night once. Pretty strange looking thing.

[@evolancer211]

Cross country? Nevada's our neighbor, it takes like 3-4 hours max to get there

[@darkstarplays3699]

check out indias "KALI" (electron accelerator) its not a weapon but can be use as a defence system.

[@TheAlmightyCheese]

Did you know before the sr-71 was the u-2 which at the time flew too high for soviet interceptets and ground to air missiles but it was so flimsy that at its max speed if it turned too sharply it would break apart, also not one sr-71 was ever shot down Also the saucer was not the only thing created with the same concept, the caspian sea monster which was an ekranoplan (Soviet) it could go on top of water but was to big to fly. It did not get into action because it sunk of pilot error but luckly everyone survived

[@Hobbes4ever]

18:28 uh that low number made is the main reason why its so expensive not the other way around

[@Tjandeli]

That would be fun

[@childrentastegood9]

I swear we made most furture weapons and we still don't end world hunger

[@Mr.SnekMeister]

Seriously, when will the government/FBI/science hippies, learn that we as human beings aren't supposed to control the weather.

[@mikeschlau4501]

small correction: Not Russia, it was the Soviet Union.