Estonian Soldier reacts to Aircraft Carrier USS Ronald Reagan

[@jameslafontaine198]

Dude, stop apologizing lmao. The pauses followed by geeking out on tech is hilarious. Keep rocking my man

[@MZ-bl6wg]

Hell yeah! As a patriot and also proudly admitted military tech nerd I love his enthusiasm and excitement! Think it’s why his channel was growing so fast. Good dude

[@johnrollex680]

I think he's used to the European level of enthusiasm which is much lower than that in America.

[@jckdnls9292]

Apologizing is part of his reaction.

[@MZ-bl6wg]

I love how respectful he is, he’s jsut being respectful and what an awesome trait thst it. Awesome brother!

[@frankcrawford416]

We be seeing us through his eyes afresh. How blessed is truly American people.

[@ISAFMobius18]

You asked about the what happens if a plane misses a cable when landing? When a naval aircraft's wheels touch the deck, the pilot instantly pushes the throttle to max, regardless if he hit a cable or not. This way, if he does miss it, the plane will have enough thrust to take back off again for another chance. If he does grab a cable, its strong enough to withstand the force of the plane at full throttle. Once the pilot knows he caught it, he pulls the throttle all the way back to idle.

[@TheDjnatronic]

GREAT explanation!

[@arturrehi]

Thank you

[@ISAFMobius18]

@@arturrehi hey happy to be your fact guy. Please check my other comments I left to. You might find some cool video links for future reactions

[@TheDarkWarrior137]

Ahhh ace combat player. Hello there!

[@ISAFMobius18]

@@TheDarkWarrior137 what's up fellow Ace

[@freadadillon4071]

Sweet young man, I introduced you to my husband, after watching many of your videos. After watching one, he said to me, 'order a mug from this young man'. He absolutely loved your videos. Your mug was delivered one day after my husband died. He would have been so happy to receive it. I will think of you and him whenever I drink from that mug. Your love for our country warmed his heart. Thank you.

[@wow4life4me]

Sorry for your loss mam

[@johnwray393]

Oh wow. I'm so sorry to hear this. God give you the strength to get through this.

[@konigbismarck1019]

Respect to all three of you guys and may your husband rest in peace he deserved a happy end

[@konigbismarck1019]

Sorry if that sounds rude I just couldn't figure out a good way to word it

[@atlanticantiquesltd7372]

Condolences, so sorry to hear.

[@sejongthegreat3044]

As a former Navy sailor, all I can say is your enthusiasm is awesome. Thank you for enjoying our amazing US Navy!

[@joebe123]

US NAVY vet here. I was on the US Kitty-hawk cv-63 in Iraq and Afghanistan. You're absolutely right the ships wheel basically just tells the guys in the lower decks how much to turn the rutter. Kitty-hawk was the smallest carrier at the time and it was 1,080 yards from forward to aft and weighted over 38,000 tons without aircraft. Seeing a carrier close up from the shore is one of the most amazing things I've ever scene. Even the smallest and oldest one was absolutely, unbelievably massive. She's at the bottom of the ocean now R.I.P. we called her the shitty kitty.

[@NotTarget]

No McDonald's, but we did have people on board that were trained to make Starbucks coffee. In regards to the nuclear power, we had a saying in Engineering, "Hot rock make steamboat go."

[@iRunavala]

I can't get over how much this made me laugh. I was scrolling down to see if anyone had answered that question. Then I saw the end of your comment and just couldn't stop laughing. Nuclear power seems so complex to me, but that sounds so simple that it's hilarious!

[@siliconpenguin]

I was on the USS Kitty Hawk in the 1980s. We had excellent food, in my opinion. Occasionally, steak and lobster, omelets the way you wanted them, burgers and fries... They really did a good job cooking food for people from all over the country - like cooking food for people from all over Europe. They're not usually going to make everyone happy, but you'd get to eat stuff you might never have had before, and sometimes find new stuff you'd really like. And it was always fresh! No MREs in the Navy!

[@knicknevin9975]

That's something we often forget- nuclear powered ships are essentially steam powered. We're using some fancy ass technology to heat the water and make the steam, but the core mechanism is the same as it was 150 years ago. Hot rocks make the steamboat go.

[@georgemartin1436]

I worked with lots of squids at the plants...very smart guys...

[@americansmark]

I do believe it IS the largest carrier. One of five known carriers of this size, with supposedly 5 more coming within 2 decades. We make guns go brrr

[@pyronuke4768]

Officer ranks of the US Navy (in ascending order): O-1 Ensign O-2 Lieutenant (Jr. Grade) O-3 Lieutenant O-4 Lieutenant Commander O-5 Commander O-6 Captain O-7 Rear Admiral (Lower) O-8 Rear Admiral (Upper) O-9 Vice Admiral O-10 Admiral

[@kandle4444]

And Fleet Admiral in times of war

[@ihatebofa6]

@@kandle4444 and Admiral of the Navy for Admiral Dewey.

[@matthewhanrahan9085]

@@ihatebofa6 CNO. Chief of Naval Operations.

[@caesar29ehealthchannel95]

General forgot

[@pyronuke4768]

Generals are for the Army, Air Force And Marines; the Navy's equivalent are Admirals

[@GraniteOwlBear]

I've been told that US Submarines receive some of the finest food in the navy. It is considered a moral boost for being underwater for extended periods.

[@kandle4444]

Best food in the Navy is usually found in the Cheif's mess lol.

[@veteranhoffman6776]

I've heard that too, as well as that the coffee drank in a US Navy Submarine is Jamaican Blue Mountain, a coffee that's $40+ a pound.... yes I'm jealous, the Army's coffee looks like muddy water and tastes like turpentine 😂

[@oneshotonekillsniper2228]

Its also only volunteer service I have a friend that's serving on one he got out of high school only 2 years ago dont know which one he's on just saw an post of him swimming in the pacific and also sitting on the sub

[@Jangocat]

That's true, I worked with an ex submariner a few years ago. That's what he claimed anyway.

[@whitetoast8096]

Depends on the Sub or ship, all are different. But most subs do get better food then other vessels.

[@pugle1]

As a Lithuanian Canadian, I love your perspective. The Baltic lands forever. Russia needs to stay within its own borders. My father came to Canada because of Russian occupation during WWII and I'm thankful for that. Artur, never stop posting. I love your reaction videos. You are awesome!

[@mamavswild]

The US remains dedicated to keeping Russia’s hungry little fingers out of the Baltic nations!

[@elizabethdayrit4733]

I love your fascination in Military weaponry. I have the same fascination my friend. GOD bless you and your Country. I am a friend from San Antonio, Texas, USA 🇺🇸.

[@josejalapeno3594]

God I love documentaries, the easiest way to fall in love with history.

[@mrrexychomp9829]

Ill drink to that Im drinking hot chocolate

[@RealzFoSho]

@@mrrexychomp9829 Perhaps I could interest you in.... A documentary on Hot Chocolate?

[@jackp8583]

When a plane lands the pilot immediately goes full throttle until it's clear that the tailhook took hold so that there's enough power to relaunch. A "touch and go" which carrier pilots practice.

[@dronus]

Interesting. I did not know that.

[@mrHello420__]

It has to be so counterintuitive to go full throttle while landing.

[@Michaeldugue]

@@mrHello420__ it seems so, but there is a minimum speed that the plane must be going in order to lift off. if they arent on the throttle on approach, and miss the arresting cable, the plane and pilot will fall off of the ship and into the water. the consequences of that are obvious.

[@iRunavala]

@@mrHello420__ There is such a small area to land their cable hook that if they miss or the cable snaps, they have to be able to take off immediately (assuming nothing breaks). The cables slow the jet down immensely, as there'd be no other way to slow the jet down in time before going straight off the deck. It's why they also have a launch system, to help the jets get enough speed to take off on such a short amount of runway!

[@iRunavala]

​@@mrHello420__ To my understanding, it's called a "bolter" when the jet fails to catch the arrestor cable and has to fully accelerate to get off the deck and attempt another landing.

[@jeffhall2411]

Everytime i watch you, i see how much you love my Country and it makes me feel amazing. Usually all i end up seeing is how many people hate america. Thanks for what you do and if it were up to me, you deserve a citizenship here.

[@crippleabatteries5031]

I don’t think people (besides our enemies) hate America. The politics in the USA have just been a cluster fuck during these past 4 years.

[@vincentcutillas1676]

I'm French and have lived in America since I was 2. Although I agree with the above statement that American politics have been a nonstop shitshow, I still am in awe of what the US military has in its arsenal. I honestly feel like the tension within the country is a byproduct of patriotism from both sides (liberals and conservatives alike) since in the end, both just want a better tomorrow for all.

[@joshualincoln7191]

@@vincentcutillas1676 I would say the “normal” liberals and conservatives want a better future. The extreme left and right, which are ever more present want anarchy.

[@GaryGernon]

@@crippleabatteries5031 agreed. I don't think there's hatred from your allies. As a Brit I'd say there's plenty of "banter" but certainly no hatred. I think the overwhelming majority of us like and respect you guys.

[@roberthouston9657]

Indeed.

[@andyjacobs1436]

The Estonian soldier is the best soldier on KZbin, and we love your channel. You are a good entertainer and you keep your content interesting. Thank you for the good work you do. From Andy in Utah.

[@daxtynminn3415]

I love this guys personality and enthusiasm.

[@prinz10ga]

Artur your passion to learn and experience new technology is one of the qualities that I truly enjoy about your channel. We in the USA are thankful you and Estonia are our Allies and brothers/sisters in arms. Please keep up the great work.

[@jamessasson5982]

I agree 100%.

[@kelsco4039]

Check out the song too, "The Final Countdown "

[@bierce716]

At about 48 minutes, when you're showing men leaping off the ship, it reminded me of a story my father told me. He served in WWII in the Merchant Marine (being crippled by polio, the Army and Navy refused to take him) Sometimes, in the pacific where it was warm, they were allowed to take a swim for entertainment, jumping off the ship. Dad had a friend who had propellers tattooed on his butt so that when he swam, he looked like a torpedo!

[@pointlessvideos2321]

The nations are invited to help keep tensions low and to also practice for real warfare. Even Russia has been invited and participated at one point

[@SuDaixi]

Admiral is the navy equivalent of General in the army. Also I like the longer videos.

[@FlyingRoman]

And a Capitan in the Navy is the equivalent of a Colonel in the Army

[@codeasap]

Awesome commentary . Your confidence is inspiring Resist🇺🇦

[@pointlessvideos2321]

There is a documentary about the battle of 73 easting that I would highly recommend watching. It is like 45 minutes long tho so idk if you would want to but I still highly recommend watching it

[@cheeseninja1115]

such an interesting topic as someone born in 2000's just thinking that GPS was a cutting edge secret military weapon and not a tool in everyday use is weird and interesting

[@Annonymous0283745]

You're talking about the "greatest tank battles" video, yeah? that's a great one!!!

[@anarchyandempires5452]

I love the background behind this battle, I love how Russian observers were so shocked by the United States just exterminating the Iraqi forces with such a ridiculous ease, the day decided to tell Moscow that in case of a US armored attack they would need to go nuclear immediately.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Pointless Videos There are a couple videos from a channel called The Operations Room that detail the various troop & air movements on the days of the invasion & just prior. Really cool videos.

[@samuraitakuan7967]

I love watching his videos because he reminds me of a kid in a candy shop when he gets so excited then it makes me excited from watching him and these videos are just so enjoyable

[@astra1546]

"Gatling Guns are sexy"-Artur Rehi-2021

[@arturrehi]

They are

[@astra1546]

@@arturrehi lol, thx for commenting :) Its a great video

[@Cheesedrip268]

@@arturrehi Make a shirt "Gatling Guns are sexy"

[@vanderwallstronghold8905]

@@Cheesedrip268 I'd buy it

[@jasondecharleroy4161]

@@Cheesedrip268 Heck, yeah

[@iSuckAtGamesGG]

i like it when u pause and put ur input on things, some other reaction channels just sit there and dont put any input at all, so u putting ur input is more than welcomed

[@dan1273]

No need to apologize! We watch to see how you react to these things. Keep it up man, we love the content!

[@Annonymous0283745]

most of us already know what you're watching about. we're here to see you react to it, so keep doing what you're doing.

[@e90what28]

Hey man, stop caring what people think when it comes to you making content. YOU being YOU is what got YOU here. Don’t change for anyone. You’re doing great! The channel is growing very quickly. I started watching you about 5 months ago.

[@MrJfrox101]

Submarines usually have better food then any other arm of the navy. The thinking is since you're underwater and in cramped spaces, having really good food keeps everyone happy or happier lol

[@louisflores2552]

Your commentary is fresh, entertaining, technical, inspiring, and a lot of fun..keep it coming..😎

[@Thetequilashooter1]

I love your excitement. It’s one of the reasons why I enjoy watching your videos. You’re a young kid at heart. I sincerely wish you a good life. Take care and stay safe- from Phoenix, Arizona.

[@PaulSmith-nk8wb]

Don't apologize. Keep being you brother.your reactions are why we wach..keep your head up bro.👊🏻👊🏻

[@Annonymous0283745]

"since 1901 the US navy had the biggest navy" That's not correct at all. After the US-Spanish war, we let our Navy decay to the point where we had the 12th largest navy when Pearl Harbor happened. It was WWII that prompted the USA to have the navy that you see today.

[@Asymmetrical-Saggin]

China has the 'biggest' Navy today.

[@jeremyrice9766]

Former USS T. Roosevelt CVN-71 Aviation Ordnanceman here. Yes, one of the Red Shirts. I can assure you that first, all that ordnance is as heavy as it looks, and second, those cable hoists that are used to lift them were always broken. Grab a few friends and heave them up into the locks was the normal routine, and hope the load out called for 500 pounders not 1000 pounders, because that was real work! Thank you for your wonderful channel and keep up the honest and cheerfully articulated content! IYOYAS!

[@erikbynum1]

Glad to see you back buddy!! Get after it!!!

[@gamingclipz7309]

Don’t apologize brother I love seeing ya get excited about these things as I get sameway it just shows you have a passion. Keep it up bro

[@dronus]

So dope. I got my mug yesterday as well, its my new gaming pc mug. Love the hat also. I have a picture of me wearing the hat and smoking a 10gram joint. YayYa 🙌

[@diverdan7350]

Don’t apologize for anything, Your channel is unique and that’s why we like it.

[@nikperry4998]

Love your videos. I’m 17 and your videos have opened me up to a whole new world of history and you teach me a lot of things i never would’ve found out. Thanks for giving me new interest lol. Keep up the great work.

[@roberthouston9657]

Friend, your excitement towards all things militaria is contagious, and your love for my great nation is palpable. Plus your love for your great nation is respected. God bless you richly.

[@sirstone]

Dude, I can promise you we all just love watching you learn new things as well as we like to learn new things lol.

[@xJamesLaughx]

If a plane has a bad landing, also known as a "bolter", by missing the cable etc he just gives full power to the engine and simply takes back off the other end.

[@ISAFMobius18]

So Artur, you mentioned how surprised you were seeing and F/A-18 with a Gatling gun. Actually, every single Fighter, Attacker and Multirole aircraft in the US military is equipped with a 20mm six barrel Gatling gun (Except the A-10 with its 30mm seven barrel one). Why? In Vietnam, Missiles were threatening to make the old fashion gun obsolete, so the US decided to stop using guns on their aircraft in favor of missiles. The first plane made without a gun was the famous F-4 Phantom II. It was built without a gun and only equipped with missiles and bombs. However, when they fought against the MiG-17s of the Vietnamese, they found their missiles were faulty and unreliable. And with no guns, F-4 pilots found themselves with malfunctioning or no missiles in a dogfight, and with no gun, had no way to defend themselves. The US military quickly realized their mistake, and cancelled all future projects of gun-less planes. They instead began to mount Belly-guns to the existing F-4s to give them a chance to fight back. But ever since then, the US Military made a vow, that all future aircraft would be equipped with a gun to make sure they were never left defenseless again.

[@andersonlmjr]

It was nice to watch this with you. I gave the US Navy nearly 20 years of my life and loved it. I enjoy your long-form videos just like I like your others depending on my mood and time constraints. More than anything I appreciate your enthusiasm, energy and open mindedness.

[@stephentaylor1031]

My name is Stephen T. I am Retired Navy, having served for over 20 years. I was attached to a helicopter squadron. I was a Aviation Anti-Submarine Warfare Technician, or a sub hunter. I was proud to have served on board the Aircraft Carrier USS Enterprise on her last World Cruise, before she was retired from the fleet. I love your channel! Keep up the good work!

[@bryanfitzgerald3530]

Awesome video, this is why I sleep so well at night in the good ol USA, and we totally have your back bro, keep up the good work

[@Haltech007]

The whole reason we love your channel is watching you react to and talk about the stuff in the videos.

[@spenceranonodium711]

Your videos are, as ever, a pleasure to watch. Thank you for uploading, Artur.

[@yerghaizverot6441]

I totally liked the longer video. It was more like getting to kick it with you and see more of your honest reactions and hear more of your questions. :D

[@rayray8731]

I like the commentary. It’s why i watch. Great videos!

[@kennethlane3896]

Yes longer videos would be good. I binge watch your vids and laugh a lot too.

[@ironman6527]

"Gatling Guns are sexy." Yes.

[@apex_blue]

Yes floor is floor

[@juliomartin-navas8670]

Not going to lie, the U.S. has built the closest thing to the Death Star from Star Wars. And all the ships coordinating together from all the countries remind me from the scene where the pilots have to check in with their squadron leader

[@tazepat001]

Copy blue leader

[@crippleabatteries5031]

We have more nukes than brain cells.

[@warwolf0]

@@crippleabatteries5031 Wouldn't that be Russia?

[@crippleabatteries5031]

@@warwolf0 no. We still have more nukes.

[@_Dat_Edgy_Boi_]

@@warwolf0 plus the Russians don't have as advanced nukes

[@thelokiway4478]

I saw this video before you watched it and Arthur, I had the same reaction to every part of it. So watching you react as excited as you are I get to feel that all over again. As James Wright said, "Don't apologize for anything, this is why we watch!"

[@solmeshulam1747]

God bless you brother!!

[@jgvisualarts]

The pauses are great, keep doing the same format!

[@mindofwowc3332]

I’m no military man, but if I remember correctly, the captain would be in charge of the aircraft carrier itself while an admiral would be in charge of the whole battle group (the aircraft carrier and her escorts). I don’t know if someone else already explained this. Hopefully my explanation is right or close to correct.

[@dat_sauce_tho2194]

I love that you pause the videos Artur, the whole reason I watch this channel is because I respect and want to hear your opinion brother! Also would love longer videos! Keep up the hard work. Also, what are you're opinions on the new LMT Rahe estonian military rifle?

[@100_American_Bison]

I really want you to react to the Air War during the Gulf Wars as they also show you how effective the Air Force and Naval Air wings.

[@richardching8547]

I love your videos that was Excellent my friend , thank you . I would love to see more , you are spot on my friend

[@timothymanes5048]

Love your energy Artur!

[@vincentrogers1853]

There are 4 catapults ON the carrier so it can launching 4 planes at one time. Staggered launches.

[@leavemealoneinserttexthere5541]

They can only launch 2 almost at the same time because the 2 right next to each other converge at the end making in impossible for the planes to not hit each other.

[@kandle4444]

I slept in the berthing immediately below the catapults. They launch all night. Eventually the bang and reset becomes like a lullaby and the shaking us like rocking a cradle ;) Then again, I left the Navy with serious hearing loss...

[@nathantibbits8876]

I love seeing foreign people react to US Military creations, I react the same when I see this stuff that I’ve either known little or nothing about. Love the videos Arthur.

[@mikerozman5472]

You're really fun to watch! Funny ever apologize for getting excited watching all this cool tech! This old Marine still gets excited! Thanks for your service, brother! May God Bless you, and your family. Keep up the great work.

[@mikerozman5472]

*don't ever apologize

[@machdaddy6451]

Love your enthusiasm!

[@kathyholmes8881]

I have always liked informative films such as this. It is very interesting to me.

[@sterlingm8741]

You should review the new USS Gerald Ford

[@locke03]

The open part on top of those F-35's is the intake for the VTOL system. There is a huge duct fan under it that provides downward thrust to allow the aircraft to take-off either vertically or in very short distances.

[@jakeschleeve9205]

I love how you react to MURICA tech and I'm seriously glad to be a Estonia Ally 😁

[@dolorestajima644]

Love your reaction bro . I subscribe now .. God bless more to your channel ✌️

[@6footsuzuki337]

Your vids are awesome love when you get happy

[@paulnyberg7010]

42:40 the marine variant of the f 35 has STOL/VTOL capability: the flap you see open is to allow air intake for a second engine in the mid section of the plane pointing downwards (you can't really see it in the video, its right below that flap) in order to push the aircraft up. That way, the steam catapult isn't necessary.

[@arturrehi]

Thnx

[@eaquino5121]

Artur, I love when you watch videos on the US military, specifically the Navy. I am a Surface Warfare Officer in the Navy and currently serve on a Cruiser. It is an awesome & amazing job, but can be extremely tough and demanding. We have a much smaller crew compared to an aircraft carrier, but have many roles such as missile defense, anti-submarine warfare, and naval gunfire support. I grew up fascinated in all of it and now I am living the dream driving warships and firing giant weapons. If you want to learn a little about that check out "life on a US navy destroyer (2019)", it is about the same of what I have going on on my ship. Do not apologize, you are learning. It is fun to watch someone learn and become fascinated about what you love and do. Also I love your channel, keep it up! PS, I am from Virginia, USA.

[@johnwillis7796]

I really love your videos. Recently I was watching your hat competition and noticed your American flag hanging vertically was backwards. Hanging horizontally or vertically the stars are always supposed to be on the left when only one side is exposed. The starred area displayed on the bottom is a distress signal. Just wanted to give you some Amercan flag knowledge. These young kids have little knowledge of these traditions. Thank you for your videos sir, and may God bless you.

[@franciscosanchez8194]

Loved the video, Artur. I could watch it again!

[@brianproctor411]

Loved your reaction!

[@BIGBLOCK5022006]

The radar plane is called a AWACS which means Airborne Warning And Control System. And during the Korean War the battleship USS Wisconsin was hit by a North Korean artillery piece and in anger the Wisconsin unleashed its 16" guns and destroyed the artillery piece and one of Wisconsin's escort destroyers sent a message to the Wisconsin that just said "Temper, Temper".

[@yourmybitch9126]

2:35 is an LCS(Littoral Combat ship) there are two classes, this is the Independence class.

[@gotdayum97]

For anyone that doesn't know about the LCS it's basically the US version of a frigate since the US doesn't use frigates(until the recent order). They are much faster then frigates. This class can go 50+mph/80+kph. It's meant to be able to traverse shallow waters and patrol US costal waters(the littorals, where it gets its name), yet it can go into the deep ocean(blue water) and carries naval strike missiles and other anti-ship missiles and can fight off destroyers.

[@ipant1056]

@@gotdayum97 don't forget they carry a couple of nuclear warheads

[@averagewikipediaenthusiast3088]

@@gotdayum97 Thx, i didn't know that

[@gotdayum97]

@@averagewikipediaenthusiast3088 Anytime

[@tac185]

Hey man love your videos. I work at one of the labs that design those reactors. They're an interesting combination of high-tech (obviously) and simplicity (so it's not too complex for the sailors and to reduce failures & simplify maintenance). We could probably design them to be more efficient, but it would take a bigger crew and a lot more maintenance, which is counter to the navy's goal. We just make them rock solid and go for decades without refueling. Also it's nice to know that the reactor that they show doesn't really look like an actual A4W/A1G reactor, considering that that design is classified.

[@dwizzleusa4202]

Great vids. Keep em coming 👍

[@javi1373]

Im hooked on this channel, I love the genuine excitement, I get just as excited

[@maxwellshammer5283]

I wasn’t in the Navy, but I believe an Admiral is equivalent to a General and a Captain is equivalent to a Colonel in the Army.

[@vicdiaz5180]

my friend was a cook in the US military and yes, he said he prepared foods and meats like this.

[@BamaElcid]

Love your reactions and Estonia. Captain is just below Rear Admiral. I was an Army guy too, so Navy ranks are always confusing.

[@aaronjessie5795]

as an American i forget not many countries have the number of ships we have. seeing the shock when you see something like your reaction to the USS Mercy to me its something normal

[@NeverlostatBSgaming]

Btw, there is a place where you can watch the carriers go through a “river”, Panama Canal

[@puellamservumaddominum6180]

No you can't super carrier is too big for Panama Canal It has to go around south America if wants to go from atlantic to pacific

[@sadiekincaid5310]

The only "River" you will see an aircraft carrier going through is the Suez Canal. When an US aircraft carrier go from one coast of the US to the other coast of the US they don't go down around South America because it's too dangerous. If an aircraft carrier is going from the west coast to the east coast they will do what's called A World Cruise. That means they'll start from their former home Port and go through the Pacific into the Indian Ocean from the Indian Ocean go through the Suez Canal into the Mediterranean and from there head to east coast of the US. Now if they're headed from the east coast to the West Coast they'll go from the East Coast into the Mediterranean ocean then through the Suez Canal into the Indian Ocean then into the Pacific and on to whatever port of the West Coast they were going to for their new Home Port is.

[@QuantumAscension1]

32:50 Simply put, planes do miss the arrester cables occasionally, so as soon as the plane touches the flight deck, the pilot will usually push their aircraft's engines into full-throttle so they can take-off again just in case.

[@robertdysonn]

It’s cool to see your excitement brother, great reactions. It’s how I felt the first time I learned all of these things. No piece of machinery in men’s history can match the aircraft carrier.

[@ViolentKisses87]

Alot of this info is Dated given the Nimitz is already being phased out for the Ford Class Carriers. One of the biggest changes is the electronic launch system that works like a rail gun to launch planes at a higher sortie rate..

[@sparkysun43]

If they ever get it to work.

[@DerrelliThePyro]

Submarines are usually found the same way the submarines find other ships- Sonar. In the old days, that meant the detecting ship would then bounce sound waves off the submarine, getting it's depth, and then the ship would steer overhead and drop. These days, they use anti-submarine rockets and torpedoes. This is also why modern submarines rarely- if ever- use their active sonar, since the sound they send out can be used to get a fix on their position. The best subs in the world are not only the quietest... but also the best at listening on passive sonar.

[@michaelt.3805]

Don't change the way you do your videos, the pausing does not bother the people who like to watch you. Even to people who already know about what your watching. Your reactions, and questions are one of the biggest reasons we watch.

[@partydemon2849]

I’ve been waiting for this thanks✌️ Also Britain take note of these designs you could learn a lot and have a much better carrier

[@JoeBlow_4]

Their issue is military spending. One reason the US can create these weapons systems is we print the world's money. We literally can create wealth. Doing so obviously creates inflation but it's the dollar.

[@T-Dawg123a]

according to stats on Wikipedia a Ford class carrier would cost about a quarter of the UK's yearly defense budget. I doubt they would spend that much on developing and purchasing one ship. that also doesn't count the other expenses such a ship brings.

[@JoeBlow_4]

@@T-Dawg123a Brilliant point.

[@JoeBlow_4]

@@T-Dawg123a And they don't need to. The US has 12 carriers. It's not like the US would allow anything bad to happen to Britain.

[@JoeBlow_4]

@@T-Dawg123a I mean 12 fully armed carriers.

[@Sweetlife-w9c]

the f35 has two engines one in the front and one in the back so that's why it look like its open it's air brake.

[@puellamservumaddominum6180]

F 35 only has one engine. It does have a lift fan but that is not a second engine by a long shot.

[@basketcase289]

Artur you should check out a movie from the 80's called "The Final Countdown" the plot is literally a nuclear aircraft carrier from the 80's goes back in time to the day before Pearl Harbor and its just a really fun movie

[@jamessasson5982]

That was a good show.

[@kelsco4039]

Check out the song by the same name

[@BrassLegion777]

Love your videos bro your super chill and cool hope your doing good and I would definately like to watch the war about those 200 ships at battle, would be very interesting!!

[@zonzone6635]

Great vid & reaction! Just be yourself Artur! You're a awesome KZbinr man, you are loved! You are welcome in Minnesota anytime!

[@vicdiaz5180]

Artur, the bombs that you was watching in the historic scene with the corvettes were mines, meaning they threw them in the water and when Germans hit it they blow up. the people in the corvettes were not detonating them

[@jakecollier9691]

Please react to “no bullets fly” and “Bismarck” by sabaton

[@grassulus158]

Artur, when landing on carriers (I believe) right as they’re about to land, they slam on full throttle so they can abort if they miss the wires or otherwise need to pull up fast.

[@melissaharden9343]

I love your videos! It is good to see someone from a country that was once part of the Soviet Union react to US power not to mention NATO! As a member of NATO, Estonians are assured of protection from Russia!

[@AGHRJohnP]

Thanks!