Sea Power - Electronic Warfare

[@ianthomas1560]

Jingles: "I think it happened in 1976" Clock in the top right: "1973" Never change, Jingles

[@daviniusb6798]

Jingles is the bestest boy

[@Fencer]

Come for the entertainment, do not stay for correct historical info on any of his videos.

[@EricDKaufman]

Actually it just happened again. Isreal deleted all Syrian missile boats

[@therealkillerb7643]

I didn't see the same tag - I just knew that the Yom Kippur War was in 1973 - I was in the USAF at the time and that war scared the life out of all the senior NCO's because we went on worldwide nuclear alert -

[@MrZcar350]

Also pretty sure the Sa'ar 3s and 4s had 76mm (3") guns. Maybe not in game?

[@tomriley5790]

Love that when you jammed the attack boats radars the land based radar turned on to try and spot you for them.

[@EricDKaufman]

Jingles playing Isreal vs. Syria within 12 hours of Isreal deleting the Syrian Navy, once again.

[@Foxtrott_4]

I was about to say, they worked hard to make this into a mission not even a day after it happened until I heard this was in the jom kippur war :D

[@sedatedape315]

Coincidence? Probably 😅

[@tallleprechaun1318]

@@Foxtrott_4 To be fair, when is Israel's neighbors not trying to attack them? They did not get a good spawn, all their neighbors are hyper aggressive

[@Phukugoooglification]

Yeah, what a coincidence.

[@Chris-yc3mm]

Was thinking that place and a loss of boats sounded familiar. Somethings never change.

[@warvole]

I love you Sea Power videos so much! All of them are not only entertaining, but also educational to watch! Can't wait to see more!

[@tomriley5790]

ECM/ESM etc is the big unknown of warships, you can look at the specs of most ships but knowing how good their ECM capabilities are is hard to know but as shown here good/superior ECM can give you an enormous advantage.

[@awrawrwar]

Jingles posting a video of the Battle of Latakia when the Israelis have reportedly (once again) taken out the Syrian Navy at Latakia (again) is ... ironic? I'm not sure what the right word is, but it's certainly something. I suppose they did use airstrikes this time though.

[@EgyptianAnubis]

Goofy said he'd do it again

[@pinkyandbrain123]

Aaaaand they destroyed - checks notes - OSA CLASS SHIPS!

[@Panzermeister36]

Coincidence is the word you're looking for

[@StarCraftBoy100]

See's a jingles sea power video, looks at clock, 5:02AM. "Eh, 29 more mins won't hurt."

[@aleczimowsky2299]

Staying up until 3:45am and then I want to go to bed. But then jingles posts and now I know I’m not going to bed yet.

[@StewO.34]

4:45💪 😂

[@CommodoreRayne.IMP.C-1824]

11AM for us in the UK

[@sedatedape315]

Sleep when your dead....in the game 😊

[@PaxAlotin]

1970's ------------ Electronic Warfare ----- Missiles 2020's ------------ Electronic Warfare ---- Air-Guitars

[@WalterReimer]

41st Millennium: Noise Marines

[@russward2612]

24th century Star Trek universe ( Kelvin timeline) weaponized the Beastie Boys "Sabotage".

[@dougjb7848]

@@russward2612 I can’t stand it. I know ya planned it.

[@chrissclater3890]

If you didn't get things wrong occasionally, you wouldn't be Jingles. 😆

[@GrahamCStrouse]

He was only three years off…

[@phil8664]

The war of 73 is such a fascinating conflict in the sense it was one of the few times in the Cold War were there were a classic naval battle but in the missile age. Also the story of how the Israelis got there first set of missile boats from Cherbourg France or as the episode was known “Boats of Cherbourg” is truly fascinating to read about. Also if anyone is looking for a good book on the Israeli‘s acquisition of missile boats and the naval war of 73 then I recommend “The Boats of Cherbourg: The Navy That Stole Its Own Boats and Revolutionized Naval Warfare” by Abraham Rabinovich.

[@Musketeer009]

Was selecting that conflict serendipitous or have you been watching the news recently Rear Admiral?

[@reefta]

my father was on the Reshef that night

[@harrisonrawlinson5650]

I stayed up until 3am watching one of your sea power videos, now I’m back in the salt mines watching another one when I really should be getting ready for work

[@irishwind1971]

30 seconds in, and already remembering this scenario from a Harpoon2 miniatures module.

[@jghogg6570]

Everytime you post one of these my old EW heart is happy. You should do a little aside about the Styx - crazy story about how that missile came about - also crazy that there are still some floating around being used... - big dumb slow missiles that can easily be countered now but someone only has to get lucky once!

[@GreyWuff]

18:35 I think the reason the nothern coloum hasn't fired is because they were the ones that launched at the targets to the south, and can only guide one missile at a time.

[@SwordQuake2]

What is this, "Game of Thrones"? My monitor enjoyed all the black pixels.

[@rustybulletstmm]

I love this new series Jingles. Please do more~

[@drrocketman7794]

"Russia built them tough" Moskva would like to know your location

[@ErdenizSANLAV]

To be fair, just looking at larger Soviet surface warfare vessles makes it bare that any hit they receieve will most likely set off something wrong. Being chock-full of all sorts of huge ordnance probably means getting hit equals to being out for good pretty quick. There's something to catch fire and go boom on almost ever square meter of those ships.

[@sedatedape315]

And STILL holding her breath! 😊

[@kdog3908]

Aye, I'd heard Soviet era maintenance and readiness wasn't up to NATO standards but Soviet era readiness is nigh god tier compared to contemporary levels. I'd read a report on 'Moskva' before her sinking that virtually implied she'd have sunk if someone slammed a hatch too hard. Missing or empty fire extinguishers, most of her electronic systems worked either intermittently or didn't work at all. Engines overdue maintenance and overhaul limited her top speed etc etc. All this on the, supposed, 'flag ship' of the Black Sea fleet!

[@rohesilmnelohe]

@@kdog3908 Soviet maintenance was shit. If something broke, usually they threw the entire thing to storage and deployed a new one. Too hard to replace tools, like ships, were always kept pretty, but barely functional. The russian nepotism and kleptocracy has stayed in play since the beginning. Only way you can imagine that they had good maintenance is if you have no experience with them. Sadly...russians never changed.

[@onenote6619]

Traditionally, Russia seems to be willing to spend big money on ships but utterly unwilling to spend money on maintenance. A lot of their inventory went to the bottom or the scrapyard because of that.

[@Zorglub1966]

"After 50, always double check your farts". Mr Jingles, Aphorisms

[@gamingrootz4411]

Loving the series jingles, thanks for more content :)

[@johnhenryeden7359]

my sleep schedule may be messed up, but at least jingles is here, hello from the great state of Alabama most gracious salt mine overlord .

[@noahmaskrey3497]

Loving this series!!

[@kineuhansen8629]

now that enterprise is coming to sea power i hope they recreate the 1986 top gun mission

[@EgyptianAnubis]

I know one of the top gun missions is already in it

[@dougjb7848]

I want them to mod-in 1941 IJN so we can replay _Final Countdown._

[@llllib]

​@@dougjb7848that would just be seal clubbing.

[@fernandomarques5166]

Honestly I'd be suprised if someone already hasn't, the MiG-28 is an actual skin for the F-5 in-game

[@neilbaird2789]

The Styx A/B would be the ones they had at the time of this engagement so radar homing and IR homing were both available at the time. The Styx C was the later variant which had an active seeker only but it made a very scary sound when you listened to it on your ESM equipment. the SLQ-32 and the WRLR both have the ability to let you hear the signal coming in and only the C variant had a raster scan instead of a bi-directional sweep of its radar. Never saw an OSA boat when I was in because Cuba was the only country still using them and theirs were broke down more often than in service.

[@peridoodle2644]

Thanks for another fun video, Jingles! You've made a bad day a lot better.

[@pathutchison7688]

I love this game. More fun to watch than WoWs. Really hope this series does well.

[@daverobinson3499]

really ejoying these sea power vidoes mr jingles keep up the great work

[@rmacartney]

Love you videos and your laugh is infectious. Stay well mate.

[@christophersims7060]

Thank you for the history lesson another great video that must have really been a hard thing to get sunk out there in the dark with all them sharks.

[@Retrocidal]

happy holidays

[@stephansiegel1279]

I was on one of those Jaguar class boats in the german navy. We had a 76mm OTO Melara on front (mine), 40mm Bofors on the rear an 4 MM38 Exocet. It had minelaying capacity too. ECM "Octopus" too. Boy, that was the best time of my life. P6150 "Panther"

[@elbsommer2990]

Are those the "Cherbourg heist" boats that Israel had to "steal" from the French on christmas eve 1969?

[@dongiovanni4331]

The Operations Room has a great video on the Cherbourg Heist.

[@jasoncain7545]

@The Mighty Jingles. There are more missions on the workshop as well.

[@MrSheep-uv7up]

"1976"? The Yom Kippur war took place in 1973.

[@MeeesterBond17]

If our Gnome Overlord had looked at the top right corner of the screen... ah, but then we'd have to ask ourselves what happened to the real Jingles. 😊

[@ursamajor7468]

@@MeeesterBond17 Jingles is always reliably in error.

[@EmpPeng2k7]

Loved the history lesson with this one :)

[@dougjb7848]

Me: the Yom Kippur war happened two years before I was born. Jingles: Ackshully, sunshine, it happened one year *after* you were born.

[@glennmccullagh5908]

If they sell a DLC for the Falklands, I'd so get that

[@bastian4378]

This is the "darkest" Video on KZbin...

[@dawfydd]

"its not all about the missiles" you are so right, ITS ALL ABOUT THE PENTIUMS!!! I wonder if anyone young will get that lol

[@onenote6619]

The D-Day landings were essentially naval, and they made extensive use of radar countermeasures & spoofing.

[@Doom1981]

The royal Navy used jamming against German anti ship missiles like the Fritz X, or against the Knickebein radio guidance during the blitz

[@jkirschy]

Fritz x wasn't a missile. It was a radar guided bomb.

[@Doom1981]

@@jkirschy i am aware of that, my point was that earlier versions were radio controlled, which led to the fact that the royal navy was already actively jamming the radio frequencies the Germans used to control their guided bombs

[@JimmyCricket93]

was this when they all used their electric shavers to mess with the EM signals, or was that the US?

[@jyralnadreth4442]

The Saar 4 has a 76mm Compact....this was used to shoot down at least 1 inbound Styx Missile possibly more during the Third Battle of Latakia in 1973. The 76mm Compact was not designed for this role buts till managed to do so...Oto Melara designed the next version of this weapon (76mm Super Rapido) to engage anti-ship missiles very effectively and they tested it against 4 missiles approaching the weapon from 12, 3, 6 and 9 o'clock vectors - all missiles destroyed before they reached 1000m from the gun

[@duvagr007]

Is it just me or is Israel REALLY good at not getting hit by enemy missiles? Decoy helicopters, Iron Dome.... it's like they've perfected some sort of art and don't want to share it with the rest of us.

[@iBlendrYaBollocks]

With American help of course, God bless.

[@ferallion3546]

There’s always been very close technology developments between the US and Israel, with both creating and advancing a lot of tech we use today. Israel is a powerhouse in technology and military advancements. They hold the most patents, degree holders, and inventions per capita of any nation on the planet. During either Six Day or Yom Kippur we sent then some generation sabot ammunition to field test. They’re feedback resulted in a phosphorescent effect being integrated into the ammunition is that tankers weren’t wasting ammunition by repeatedly shooting enemy armor to make sure they were destroyed because they had no visual indicator of a first hit kill.

[@firehawk894]

Turns out when you’re the only civilised country surrounded by terrorist countries, you get good at defending yourself :p

[@daviniusb6798]

10:45 the jammer doesn't need a target lock, you can just point it in the direction of the incomming missiles, preferbly a bit further away. Not need to retarget it after every overflying missile, and you don't end up blinding the ship behind you :)

[@jimfrazier8104]

A US Mk-48 torpedo only has a 300 kilogram warhead, and it can break anything short of a carrier in half. It's all in how you use it. Hell, the shell that ripped the Hood apart only had about 50 kilos of explosive.

[@lewiswestfall2687]

Thanks Jinglew

[@markfrank3307]

Good afternoon Navy Nerd. All the best.

[@stmichaelminion]

Another great narrative

[@d.watamate8231]

What a time to do this haha

[@randomname3109]

topical

[@M101K3]

I wonder if Jingles is aware of the hi-jinks involved in Israel actually acquiring their Sa'ar boats from their contracted manufacturer. It was an exercise of Intrigue, Danger and Adventure on the High Seas (mostly Med tbf). But it was not as some claimed Piracy, for The Jingliest tells us that "If buying isn't owning then piracy isn't theft". All of this is made even better by the fact that it massively embarrassed The French.

[@desertphoenix6980]

No notification for this one either.

[@Grathew]

As much as I like peering into the darkness for thematic glory. It is a bit tricky to tell what's what.

[@shen6232]

Love this game!

[@randomcrandom3680]

There’s a mod for the vls refit for the Iowa that’s amazing.

[@touchofgrayphotos]

Set condition Zulu! Jingles Video now playing!

[@michaelritzen8138]

Thanks to recent events, I know where Lattakia is!

[@Penfolduk001]

I'd imagine this video is one of those coincidences. Given the lead times on his videos I doubt Jingles recorded this based on recent news.

[@ahseaton8353]

Nice video and commentary Just wish I could have seen anything 😂

[@TrickiVicBB71]

History sure rhymes

[@GrouchierBear]

I assume the last two Komars had already launched their missiles by the time they were identified, so were they actually trying to pretend to be merchant traffic by slowing down and not using their radars? Because that would have been kinda clever scenario creation to have them try to draw you in to a gunfight by forcing a visual confirmation.

[@timfielder9893]

much confusion - no muzzle-loading 30-pounders; and you appear to know your stuff without Jingles moments. this cannot stand sir!

[@jasoncain7545]

This is a great game

[@JVoltCUAF]

love these videos ....only problem is you do night actions lol and its hard to see sometimes lol

[@kdog3908]

"Vampire! Vampire!" Pucker Factor = 11.

[@spencerrehn101]

Love these videos normally, but this one was so dark it was hard to follow

[@y0mir]

Your monitor settings might be suboptimal. I could see everything pretty fine

[@Uberfische]

I have to say I like the look of this game, and I think the visuals are nice. I used to play Harpoon a lot back in the day (Showing my age). I also used to play a very similar naval combat game, on 5.25 disks (iIm even older!), can't remember what it was called. My only gripe is the mini map is too small and the 3D visual too dominant, but I guess they are trying to appease the crowd

[@robertsteinbeiss8478]

is it just my screens setting or is the Sea Power sceaneries so porly lighted in the game video that you effectively look at a black screen while the old man tells a story

[@dougjb7848]

The scenario in question accorded at about 10pm local time. Pretty dark then. Jingles could have increased his gamma for the sake of watchability, but then people would be shouting “Jingles if the battle took place at 10pm why is the sky so bright?”

[@jeromethiel4323]

Chaff isn't ECM. It's just a countermeasure.

[@EricDKaufman]

Again... Jingles gets in a gun fight is a game called Naval Cpmbat in thr Missile Age

[@dougjb7848]

A few episodes ago he had a Jingles Landing … with a ship.

[@maxwolf9271]

So Jingles what kind of jam did you use, raspberry, strawberry maybe grape?

[@saabaton169]

Jingles can you please play more cold waters with epic or dot mods?

[@waynefoster7246]

Jingles a couple of book recommendations since you liked Red Storm Rising, they are Red Phoenix and Vortex, both by Larry Bond who helped with Red Storm Rising

[@dougjb7848]

To my knowledge, Larry provided all the “how this would happen” and Tom wrote the dialog around it.

[@waynefoster7246]

@dougjb7848 cool, they really did well together

[@Nderak]

is going nose in to a missile and going maximum speed in the last quarter of an incoming missile's flight ever an effective countermeasure?

[@JimBiddle.]

How does Bob Marley like his countermeasures? Wi Jamin! Sorry.

[@63Arnast]

need to change the brightness level as the video hard to see when you play night time scenario

[@Oxy_Cotton]

Why is it so dark Mr Jingles?

[@Tamburello_1994]

It's nite-time

[@IRLBemused]

ECM seems very effecttive. why don't more ships in the game have it?

[@rags417]

1967 - Israeli destroyer Eilat targeted by one SSN-2 which hits and sinks her. Missiles unstoppable. 1973 - Israeli Sa'ar flotilla targeted by dozens of SSN-2s, none of which hit. Missile cannot hit. 1988 - Iranian frigate Sahand targeted by two Harpoons and four AGM-123s, all of which hit. Missiles unstoppable.

[@ffrh05]

can we destroy the land based radar too?

[@greenzero3389]

Nice one. Have you managed to complete this mission without losing a vessel? I've not yet, still trying though..

[@murfdog2216]

I've always wondered. Why do they call it vampire when they detect a missile?

[@dougjb7848]

Cuz vampires will kill you if you do not stake them first.

[@Nexesys]

Screen is too dark and we can't see anything going on.

[@CraigOrwin-v9i]

Does the game have any RN ships ? would be great to rear admiral jingles in charge of those if it does

[@hooflungdung3026]

Israeli's visually identifying ships??? *Laughs in USS Liberty

[@michaeltesch4069]

Does anyone know why the playback is very dark????

[@dougjb7848]

Because the scenario is set at 10pm local time. Gets rather dark after the sun goes down.

[@sneakyfildy]

lol what a timing

[@ericweinraub8825]

For a second I thought you were going to play the Liberty being attacked by Israel

[@Danspy501st]

That one person in the DCT on the Syrian fast attack boat that took 3 Gabriel SSMs: "Im not done yet!"

[@tim192837645]

Does the game actually let you fire at civilian targets? Does it penalise you for it? Sounds like fun

[@Chino56751]

"Rating " ? Isn't that was ESRB gives to games ? XD

[@joebronxer1204]

Admiral. Try the Long Beach.

[@terry.jamesrobert]

Could only see tactical map.

[@jimminey-fooking-cricket4903]

Are theses the IDF/navy ships that the Israelis had to strategically remove from France.

[@adriankildal]

Hei Petter

[@karlsenula9495]

Yeah on ALL levels Israel vs. Anyone militarily in the Middle East (possible exception being possibly Turkey) is an easy win. They get the latest U.S. tech and weapons plus have a robust weapons industry.

[@duroph1943]

👍

[@gannon291]

This just proves to me that the Isreal military is one of the most effective fighting forces on the planet. I mean, love 'em or hate 'em you gotta respect the grind. Attacking a port filled with missile boats, with only a couple missile boats of your own, destroying all targets, losing none of your own, with minimal collateral damage? Well done.