Battle Factory: The Secret World of Military Manufacturing | FD Engineering

[@piconano]

The capsules for the watch was incredible.

[@davidcrocombe1322]

15:35 The chips are not dropped into slots. They are placed on the circuit board by the pick & place machine.

[@CarlosmanuelGonzalezMesa]

I love you USA !. Thanks you for the video.

[@AWDTurboPOWAH]

34:32 sorry to be that guy but it’s definitely not “spent plutonium” in the ceramic composite armor. It’s depleted uranium. 🤓

[@roscomcfarland204]

I don’t necessarily think it makes you “that guy” there’s a pretty MASSIVE DIFFERENCE between depleted uranium and plutonium waste. You have to store plutonium waste forever😂. I was just about to gripe about the steel Victoriox uses being so soft and outdated. So you’re not “that guy” or were both “that guy”

[@chandrachurniyogi8394]

military MRE rations could do with semi-frozen tuna cans as well . . . the packaging & flamless heater bag is truly ingenious . . . these little things do matter . . .

[@TwiztidPain]

yeah and they don't taste bad. The gun though lol

[@geraldjunior4235]

Great Educational And Documentary.

[@kapitidon]

That INKAS truck wouldn't have lasted 20 minutes in Belfast. Whist the staff are sealed in a bullet proof cell, the transmission is totally exposed. One grenade or coffee-jar bomb would cripple it. Game over.

[@roscomcfarland204]

Not to mention it having a completely flat underside.

[@untitled0234]

Really great vid!

[@Jumbo344]

Impressive documentary’s but go deep into rabbit hole for hours

[@wdygoaphagfy]

I don't know about the American speed of sound but everywhere else in the world the speed of sound is 343 m/s or 767 mph and two times that is definitely not 2000 mph.

[@harley4957]

This is from 2016 or earlier

[@LowriseEagle]

So pretty much every word is pronounced correctly? Crazy to think someone spliced each word together back then so well

[@imfloridano5448]

My dad would bring C-Rats home after an FTX and give it to me and my brother when we were in Schweinfurt Germany and Kitzingen Germany as kids

[@NavyDocHM3]

The F-16 became to be known as the Viper because it reminded the pilots of the Viper from the early '80s TV show “Battlestar Galactica” - NOT because it reminded them of a snake!

[@oliviolanza1933]

In 1934 there wasn't a US Air Force yet, get your facts straight.

[@ioanbota9397]

I will like to be mine this factory

[@jackmeoff8953]

I don't care what they say I prefer C-rations to the MRE's

[@MariaconsigliaCorsato]

Agree. Same. After the last crazy quality drop and price hike I promised myself a cool fake for Christmas, I've already scouted it out at kislux and will put the rest into an investment account.

[@davidvergara607]

On this video if you pause it on minute 21 with 17 seconds u can see what looks like a log on the sand actually is a killed marine because of the combat boot from right to his burnt torso viewing left facing down.

[@urbexingwithshaun]

sorry to tell you the SAS deont use them guns they use the heckler & koch MP-5 and always have use them

[@stevencarsley1983]

W H A T WHEELS HULL ARMOUR TURRAT

[@EugenePayne-zb5cw]

I live in Anniston AL and know a lot of ppl who work for the Army Depot.

[@lloydzufelt7514]

Never had water 1981-84

[@nethsarahettiarachchi]

why do they not use digital watches?

[@KyleWilliams-fm2jv]

I wouldn't want a sword made by him

[@InservioLetum]

"top secret" but on youtube..... riiiiiiiiiiiiiiight

[@MrWhiskers65]

Tritium is what they use in nuclear weapons.

[@urbexingwithshaun]

no they dont they use uranium-235 or plutonium-239, or a combination of the two depending on the yeild they want

[@h.l.69]

@@urbexingwithshaun No, Tritium (Hydrogen’s third isotope) is used in hydrogen bombs that utilize both fission and fusion. ☝️🤓

[@johnsmith1474]

This should be from Russia, where they actually know how to run an arms industry.

[@alhinfadi667]

Don't valueless from your enemy every army has philosophy for their selfs

[@KhaNguyen-k1z]

Cong hoa xa hoi chu nghia viet nam doc lap tu do hanh phuc ngay 4 /12/2005 giay to ho so mat trong phim tai lieu lich su chien tranh thua hop dong dong dau thau lam an thua lo da di chet hey ca mot noi cut ra khoi dang nha nuoc tai viet nam the gioi am duong tren duoi trong ngoai tai viet nam the gioi giao lai cho gia dinh hoang xuan hoi huyen me hoang thi kha con de hoang xuan khoi vo hoang thi kha con de am 4 dua con de hoang xuan thao vo hoang thi nha khanh con de hoang xuan anh dung tai xa nghi thiet huyen nghi loc tinh nghe an viet nam the gioi het

[@qazwsxqaz3163]

Реклама на канале задолбала, каждые 10 минут идет. Кое-как досмотрел до конца. Вы что бедные, рекламу включаете, подрабатываете что-ли?

[@NihasLaurito]

Even when the real and fake are placed side by side, it is hard to tell them apart. You have to do this kind of forensic level investigation, which only shows that the fake kislux is very impressive and the real thing is really not worth the price. In fact, I am very disappointed with Chanel's poor quality in recent years and their customer service is terrible. The fakes look good at the moment

[@golddigger8759]

Booriingg

[@fightington]

if you try to sound exciting by putting life/death emphasis on every single line/detail in narration then nothing sounds exciting or life/death. Hardly anything is interesting/novel/a big deal in this doc while literally every single line in this vid is read like that - EVERY. SINGLE. SENTENCE. This is a horrific production in a sea of horrific productions "ND A LOCK NUT FASTENS IT TIGHT" OMG tell me more, i can barely handle wonder/excitement/shock of this nut being fastened!!!! AND TIGHTLY!!!! OMG!!!!!!!!!!!!!