Forgotten Prototypes: 1970s - The Nuclear Projects: Full Documentary

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[@thefirebirdflock3440]

Glad to know my presumptions of: “oh god, this would make everyone incredibly skeptical of every. Single. 747 in the air.” As soon as I heard about the amount of cruise missiles this thing could carry. was actually addressed.

[@Karl_Kampfwagen]

That's pretty much the reason why it's a backburner project, saved for when SHTF already. Otherwise, all regular planes would be targets

[@davejones7475]

Good on you buddy.! That's very well said!

[@rorbot_SMF]

One plane with 100 missiles would be some Ace Combat type stuff 😅😂

[@micodyerski1621]

Armed UPS. I saw drawings of a 'secret' 747 cargo hauler and missle launcher. The shipping co. had no clue when a specific crate was placed at the back, a crew would pop out n load the plane like a revolver in the Old West. Arming it to fire wherever UPS flys. 😮

[@Homoprimatesapiens]

Its a good decision they reject Boeings offer. America's adversaries could target all B.-747's in times of conflict and turmoil. The reason is that they couldn't identify the cruise missile carrier from the passenger one and they couldn't take the risk.

[@satokotsu]

and that was before the korean air incident

[@Darren-vf2qw]

No. detection does not work like that. Besides, civillian traffic gets grounded or diverted around these regions where there is conflict.

[@Homoprimatesapiens]

@@Darren-vf2qw When there is militias in the picture you cant rely on conventional military protocol. Evil people act evil. End of story.

[@caryfrancis7412]

What risk ? One CMCT could take out every major city in Russia by itself.

[@Funk08]

some severe issues with the encoding around 35:47 into the video.

[@randomguy1769]

Also at 36:00

[@sadscaredorca7250]

i was gonna say, i'm not tripping am i?

[@lga9046]

love it, really cool

[@John-rl9ue]

Yeah I though it was my internet but then I watched it when my internet was okay several times.

[@powerhouse109]

It couldn't actually be fully... It couldn't actually be fully... kind of... kind of...

[@LilMil1123]

Your editing skills are getting pretty good, congrats

[@diademadiademoni202]

1:50 basically it was Robotech or transformer for real (?)

[@lot2196]

They put a rotary launcher in a 737, and it's now the Navy P8 Posiden. Replaced the P3 Orion anti-submarine aircraft.

[@bobbyrayofthefamilysmith24]

737s SUCK absolutely garbage plane

[@richardnicklin654]

True, but it’s a surprisingly small weapons bay (compared with the old Nimrod or even the modern P-1). It’s notable that the P-8 is integrating Harpoon on under wing pylons.

[@peteconradjr.8605]

"Imagine if rapid dragon existed." Go on. "Imagine."

[@DonPatrono]

"800 Marines dropship" I am sorry, WHAT?

[@smalltown.life.inthe.Rockies]

1:33:43 call'em an airboat, simple compromise. You see how easy it is and can be in the essence of friendly cooperation as opposed to unfriendly competition 😮

[@hrk9209]

35:46 video starts glitching and keeps glitching on and off including the audio for like 20 minutes

[@MrGottaQuestion]

I imagine a molten salt reactor would be ideal for the nuclear tug concept.

[@nathan92238]

Fun fact MSRs were _invented_ for nuclear aircraft!! Honestly really cool that the design ‘took off’ even if the integrated plane never did

[@Initialcosts]

The video is lengthy, but I’m glad that you covered the most part.

[@Gunni1972]

I love it when they design Planes that have wing spans measured in climate zones, and then have to scrap the program because there is a storm in one. And no one ever adresses all the programs that would be scrapped because there is "So much confidence" in exactly "the one" project that cannot work. I really wanna see how such an airplane design arrives at the engineering tables and only pepelaugh comes of it.😂. Design Madness is one thing. Engineering madness (built stuff) is impressive though.

[@GhostTech8386]

Your video is very interesting, I like it

[@diademadiademoni202]

Pure madness collection. Some engineers should have keep captive in madhouses.

[@jaytnacks]

No way this has no views

[@JamaldeenOlateju]

You just wait!

[@ianmangham4570]

3.2k views now ​@@JamaldeenOlateju

[@goofypoliticalguy4309]

​@@NetFlight_26 it went private when he sent the comment

[@kevinnac1]

Holy shit a timetraveller

[@genxpilot69]

It has views

[@edutaimentcartoys]

wow, nice illustration

[@YouTubeOdyssey]

Large guided missile carriers make a lot of sense, which is probably why we use tiny fighter jets to drop one or two at a time instead.

[@Jasonjones-h2x]

Slot of these ideas would work.in a fictional novel or even a movie...

[@flickingbollocks5542]

Great video

[@irrelEvant5352]

I am definitely making the cl1201 and the boeing rc1 in trailmakers

[@stangundam01]

what was happening around 36:00?

[@ideaalted1554]

As someone that mods games all the time I thought my PC was messing up or KZbin was about to crash lmao.

[@irrelEvant5352]

1:30:25 dont forget drag

[@Knot_Sean]

Would we be able to see a video about the P2V neptune or the P4M-1?

[@mario_uzumaki]

it's basically a low flight on the surface of the sea

[@PetesGuide]

Love your stuff but the KC-135 was not based on the 707, and it was developed before the 707. It was based on the prototype for both, the dash 80 (367-80). All three had different fuselage diameters, with the dash 80 and KC-135 being noticeably narrower. An airliner with the fuselage of the KC-135 would only be able to have 2+3 seating configurations, instead of the 707’s 3+3.

[@HODDIE-69]

That’s cool bro

[@arniefunkel9341]

Boeing can into space.

[@arniefunkel9341]

Lol oh wait.

[@Aidan-zw3dg]

If we had thie guy animating a movie we get a good movie

[@BLD426]

Bumped this channel up to ALL notifications.👍

[@quangnhat6494]

is any one have the link on 800 marines dropship at 0:10 of the video i can't find it

[@philippossenbuhl3663]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/a3-1oYafhd5ne7csi=fwh7oMylKSvozhyN

[@TheDwightMamba]

The 747 would have been the greatest jet of all time if they converted it to a twin engine configuration. We could have retired the B-52.

[@ConstContact]

Including my four-year-old grandson this video is like a cartoon it’s ridiculous. Everything about it is ridiculous.

[@jato765]

Don't think the payload Bay would have been an issue. The sofia telescope never had a problem.

[@TheGweilo701]

Rapid Dragon is picking up where this left off

[@cecillanter3207]

the B 36 flew with a working reactor

[@anthonyobeta2776]

If air canada is not investing in customer service then what’s the point. They need proper competition in the domestic market as well. And no Westjet just isn’t enough

[@kinglouis6974]

That’s what I thought Strat away Every 747 would be a target

[@chrisw.5138]

1:06:20 me thinks they should have invested their research into that mountain

[@TheLiamster]

The CMCA should have been built

[@hilarybrown2271]

Nuh huh

[@rickyrico80]

Well years later with the Max Boeing kinda got their utility of mass destruction ( also F KZbin)

[@Burninhellscrootoob]

Lol.... U must love my u tube name 😂

[@rickyrico80]

@Burninhellscrootoob lol actually I do 🤣👍🏼

[@kevinburt44]

I must have heard wrong, a mountain moving at 600 mph at 1.06.22........😂

[@kieranwright1401]

Honestly surprised the president still uses one since boenings seem to be falling a part at minute 😅

[@rabbirt]

They *used* to be really solid, like American cars were when we made them with love in Detroit. Now there's no love in it, so it's crap

[@nikolaideianov5092]

​@@rabbirtnah its the md merger with this one The worst parts of MD suvived and took over boeing

[@Azivegu]

You know how the B-52 was built by Boeing in the 50's and is still flying? Well that is because Boeing used to be a quality company. Then they were infected by McDonald Douglas virus and then only money mattered.

[@HappyBeezerStudios]

@@nikolaideianov5092 One could say that the DC-9 and 737 NG were the last really good thing that came out of that conglomerate.

[@missel-skibidi]

yess

[@tonikakueumlixo7817]

Could you make a video about the Brazilian Moya Evtol drone? He has a rather alien appearance, I would say.

[@alessioalezilla428]

He came from the past for seeing if his comment had any views

[@Afrocanuk]

The U.S. should have aircraft carrying submarines by now. Japan had them in W.W.II

[@WolfeSaber]

I'm working on a concept for a new flying aircraft carrier, with it coming out to be about 281 feet in length and a large internal space that'll be about 35 feet wide. And it would have a reduced detection signature.

[@mrtom7157]

Can’t seem to find content on Nebular which isn’t available KZbin? Feels like you’re lying to me?

[@randyb3468]

"Rhodesian flight!"

[@josephharrison5639]

Imagine if the us actually does have all these modified 747s secretly

[@akitadakid6326]

I stay close to Whiteman and a B2 flew over me when he got to that part of the video . 😏

[@DrGooseDuckman]

Aren't all of Boeing's planes kind of weapons of mass destruction nowadays LOL?

[@forresttm]

Cmca. Or rapid dragon as its now called.. Why use rotary launchers when a pallets way cheaper😂

[@RadityaVarelia]

Hello

[@namepending155]

Subs have nukes and conventional warheads. Obviously you can launch one or the other in a sub. I wonder for these cargo plane setups have the launch order is set. I am also thinking about the pallet launch system that is currently out there or in development and if they can launch a nuke off a pallet and if that fact could get military cargo plains shot down quicker. Same issue of getting shot down, I do not know what nukes are launchable from a fighter jet. “Sum of All Fears” book had that. 😂 I appreciate any insight that you all have on this stuff.

[@micahfoley9572]

i'd say novel breakthroughs in fuel efficiency require a hell of a lot more imagination and creativity than some megacorp deciding to tap tax payers so they can try to build the biggest airplane ever for the 50th time...

[@chazmartin8048]

36:22 am i having a stroke?

[@johnfields9669]

Taking a jumbo jet an give it the ability to load different types of drones. Fully load with like lets say 100 units with varying attack capabilities. That's a scary flying aircraft carrier especially as like a surprise attack. All of a sudden 3 or 4 cargo planes over a major city an release a swarm of hundreds. Some programmed for certain people or infrastructure with others just causing chaos among the general population.

[@cremasca]

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[@johnvcramer5517]

And how would keep the Secret, "Secret" people would TELL and it would not BE SECRET would it.???????????

[@mrman5666]

my problem with this video is that the a-10 part he mentions Pierre Sprey who is NOT THE DESIGNER OF THE A-10 it was Alexander Kartveli who made the thunderbolt 2 and p-47 thunderbolt but he sadly die before he saw the first a-10 fly and he had a heart attack and died and Pierre Sprey take credit from it even tho he was never a part of the team nor did he make any plane he was the one that clamed he SHOW THIS PLANE TO A N*IZS who was know for smugling firearms and other you know N*ZIS to hungary. and then we have why the a-10 was built it as a spite project against attack heilcopters and to have a light bomber as the usa had no light bombers nor a good cas plane so thay made the a-10 and it was found to be still useless against any modern armor reamber this is 1972 it was out of date by then it cannon cant do any thing but kill Friendly as any thing in the splash zone/ 2 bus's away you'll be hit by bullets from the a-10 which is made to be able to burn on hiting some thing. (sorry for being a bit rude but it just naging me to tell you this but hay my here to comment)

[@daveash9572]

Dude! 1:51:40, the word is "weaponry" not "weapondree".

[@wintersbattleofbands1144]

28:55 There's no "r" in Macon. 34:57 52:37 Still can't pronounce armament? That's one thing, but it's inexcusable with proper nouns.

[@KevinNguyen-zn4vv]

747 militarized version would have the same radar signature as the passenger version...Imagine how many passenger aircrafts would be mistaken for a military aircraft be shot down.

[@wwiggans]

My brother Jeff was the crew chief for A=10 207 based at Davis Monthan AFB in Tucson, AZ. He routinely had better mission capable rates then were thought possible by Fairchild-Republic.

[@Ansset0]

Oh. Wow. 🥱

[@Pathfinderxr]

The 747 stuff is just ridiculous. I hope we move on to the next subject soon 🙏 😊

[@karashevf]

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[@SebastianSanchez-md8jh]

Nahhhhhhhh

[@karashevf]

21047

[@evandeaver7384]

more like for a galactic assault...

[@SebastianSanchez-md8jh]

Yuuuuuu

[@MissionCrazy-h1j]

Sb

[@gwoody4003]

Why do they train with actual nuclear weapons? 😂 I know, its supposed to underline the seriousness and importance of the training excercises. But like... put a brick in the nose cone and just tell the guys its live maybe? 😂 You aren't supposed pull a gun unless you are actually gonna use it, cus accidents happen. An H bomb is a little more dangerous than a drunk with a .45 Smith and Wesson having an argument at the bar.

[@ChanceNowotny-g8d]

USSR cccp

[@coolcatgamer1928]

10th

[@RichardMcLaren]

Oh ffs not this narrator again!

[@VQBABY]

Destruction & Violence Yet the same people make you pacified, vote and act normal. Not this lap.

[@Jedibastian]

Second🎉🎉

[@flickingbollocks5542]

3rd 🥉