J-RF Raiding Exercise

JetSuit Response Force (J-RF) exercise. A demonstration of the surprise speed and execution possible with the Jet Suit.
Foot patrol with only 30kg (66lbs) Jet Suit, up to dead ground launch point.
Both men advance rapidly over any terrain or obstacles using cover and dead ground.
1st man uses helmet steered weapon to provide cover during final advance to target with primary protection provided by 1st man who is now landed with eyes on target.
Assault is possible with only seconds on target before immediate self-ExFiltration.
The next level of realism would see minimum of a 4 man patrol working in buddy pairs.
Thanks to ‪@serveon5421‬
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[@Darien135]

Reality or fiction? Reality: it definitely can fly Fiction: the mission.

[@MadStyle1911]

It's a proof of concept.

[@Joepser]

@@MadStyle1911 The problem in real-life situations is that you give away your location at all times with such a loud machine.

[@Jafmanz]

@@Joepser This is why all armies walk to engagements, all those vehicles you see them using are fake....

[@stormchaser3203]

I think it would be better suited for SAR

[@HotChokolate007]

@@stormchaser3203 definitely, quickly locating people in trouble and giving basic first aid till an air ambulance can get is what this is perfect for!

[@ryan0002]

This only works if stealth is not needed at all

[@commandercody6937]

Shock and awe baby

[@the-catty-cult]

Multiple pilots coming from Multiple directions would cause some panic and confusion I'd imagine

[@Bblackout1]

yeah I don't think the man portable Jet Engines were ever meant for stealth mission sets.

[@Shvetsario]

Like in an existing, ongoing battle

[@whitneyANDbunny]

Nothing screams tactical like being able to expose your body to a hail of bullets in mere seconds ... and have a loud jet engine noise alert your enemies to look for the "pop-up target" 🎯

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

Wow, the graphics in this game are pretty realistic 🙂

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

We need a few of these for the paintball course.

[@Sub_to_Blitz]

This isn’t a game this is real life

[@BrilliantDesignOnline]

@@Sub_to_Blitz So, what you are saying, is that you have no sense of humor. DUH

[@effervescentrelief]

Curious to see how the helmet operated weapon works. Haven't been able to get much data on it but they're making it. And if no one can tell, they have funding, and are doing enough stunts with the military that it is being taken very seriously.

[@MNO-zo8ec]

Which military?

[@stormchaser3203]

@@MNO-zo8ec my guess would be British military. The owner has done shows for the British and is from there, I believe.

[@the-catty-cult]

Thats right, gravity industries is a UK company

[@PALE1ISTEHBEST]

It looks like the gun points wherever the operator is looking. The weapon is calibrated with the operator’s straight-forward gaze and turning the head will turn the gun. Firing is probably done through a trigger in the gloves. It seems like a weird system that would probably miss a lot since the operator has to pay attention to their own velocity in order to shoot accurately.

[@rhysandmike3373]

@@stormchaser3203 the original goal for this was for mountain rescue in the UK, with major success in training for mountain rescue teams. Obviously, the military saw capabilities of this and paid for this stuff. I've seen some Americans try and claim this, like they do, but this is a British made piece of equipment

[@108iNK]

Spectacular ? Yes , indeed ! Secretly ? Nope!

[@improlife7659]

Imagine what kind of mad raids a platoon of well trained soldiers with this could do, just flying in from the sky and infiltrating behind enemy lines. My thoughts goes to the scene in the Mandalorian when mandalores comes to rescue in the town flying in with their jetpacks

[@jamesharding3459]

And why would something with an audio signature more in line with a jet aircraft be better than a helicopter or parachute drop?

[@improlife7659]

@@jamesharding3459 Because this is 100x cooler

[@DrReginaldFinleySr]

@@jamesharding3459 Oh, did they release the decibel levels?

[@jamesharding3459]

@@DrReginaldFinleySr Not that I'm aware of. I did a little bit of extrapolation with my knowledge of how jet turbine noise levels scale.

[@Moondog-wc4vm]

@@jamesharding3459 silent HALO drop with the chute and exfil with the jet suit. This is the way.

[@operatorBrigham]

i would also say promoting combat machine airsoft weapons is actualy a good idea as im sure they would love to see there kit in action in a training scenario like this

[@CCootauco]

You could do this same mission with drones. But this tech would be way more useful outside combat situations.

[@stevetennispro]

At a substantial fraction of the cost, in money and lives! These go for something like 400K a pop last I saw. So, instead of 800K for those two shooting ducks, you could have a drone swarm, with no operators risking their lives.

[@BIONICforge_Studios]

Drones and jetpacks. Is this a new age of flight were witnessing the birth of here?

[@dissociativealeks]

Dude I could clear the leaves outta my back yard so fast with this thing.

[@SNOWFOX442]

Now you just need to do a featuring with Devtac ^^

[@ericclone]

bad guys: "definitely can't hear the jet engines blasting. nope!"

[@Ivan_Berni]

If i hear a FFFFFFFFFFFF The last thing i would imagine will be some jet troopers raiding my ass.

[@stevetennispro]

You mean all bad guys aren't NPC'S? Tell me it ain't so! ;)

[@Leprechaunproduction]

An interesting idea, but anyone using these jetpacks are going to be making a LOT of noise when flying around, which is not a good thing if your goal is to sneak up on an opponent. And because you'll need to use those hand-thrusters to maneuver around, you won't be able to shoot back at anyone firing at you from the ground, leaving you all but defenseless. Lastly, a typical soldier carries anywhere to 60 to 100 pounds of equipment in the field; adding a 66 pound jetpack not only adds even more weight, which will tire them even more quickly. This jetpack is an interesting idea, but I think there are a lot of problems to work out before it's anywhere near combat ready.

[@ecMonify]

this is just the horse-and-carriage-version. wait til they reach the formula-1-version! :P

[@michaelsimarmata5880]

"which is not a good thing if your goal is to sneak up on an opponent" what if your goal is not to sneak up on an opponent, but rather to do a shock and awe assault? I mean, they can do it with helicopters

[@racerx1777]

drawbacks: flight time, noise level, one round to arm fall out of sky, one round through fuel tank (front or back) and its a fireball. Recommend exo-skeleton strap into frame, head tracker or some form of flight computer to allow for hands to hold weapon(s) perhaps a parachute from altitude for silent insertion

[@WwZa7]

People keep saying "HuRr DuRr EnGiNeS lOuD", like jets, helicopters and cars are absolutely quiet. What it is deffinitely useful at, are very fast traversial over difficult terrain without needing special landing zones, quick reposition of people, getting over lakes and rivers fast without boats and bridges, potentially even getting quick to other vehicles like APCs and helicopters without them needing to get directly into the hazardous zones. There ARE useful aplications for these for military, police, firefighters, medical crews, etc, tho it's very specific aplication.

[@eliaslobo2061]

When these jetpacks will be disponible for sale?

[@dertythegrower]

Needs to be sent for california cliff rescue for testing asap, that would greatly help and be used weekly.

[@stevewakefield1493]

I have some leaves in my garden that need clearing, can you help?

[@d4z_l20svaQ12]

The only thing I could think of is this one be fun if you wanted to hop fleet ships in the navy because your out of bagels or something.

[@Joe-zw9ep]

You often leave the sound aspect out of these..

[@Rufan-yy7rn]

Where's the thrust coming from these things? Out of the hands? Do you need to be a champion weightlifter to fly them?

[@sparksmcgee6641]

Jetpack, think about it.

[@450aday]

don't know about military application, but what a great way to go to work.

[@EatingWaffles]

A lot of armchair generals in the comments. This is just beginning tech for jetpacks/jetsuits. Imagine in the future, when jetpacks become smaller, more quiet, and lighter, and can be steered without needing to use hands. The potential is enormous.

[@MsFrostitute]

exactly

[@tennesseeheckler3014]

Pretty awesome. Though the noise factor makes them not very tactically sound.

[@yiyegorris]

Good idea. But if you want to make an Assault Jetpack you must free their hands. Put a couple step motors, a battery and get on them.

[@biolock6290]

how many kilograms of thrust can those four engines produce?

[@sparksmcgee6641]

Doesn't matter it's the single one in the pack that does the lifting. I've seen one where they said it's about a 1000hp unit in the pack.

[@archiusdornius]

Im confused about the people here. They are pointing out problems when the use of the suit is completely different. Its not meant to be stealthy, its meant to be a quick way to get A to Z. This is simply a showcase of the speed after you land that you can start moving.

[@louisromero2320]

You can already land fast and start moving from a helicopter. These are literally just individual helicopters but without all the features that make helicopters better. For example, a heli can shoot back. Also what happens if one of these jetpacks goes down on exfil? Now you got a dude lost and alone with no gear who now has to trek. They are just shit helis

[@sparksmcgee6641]

​@@louisromero2320dude seriously think before commenting. Can a helicopter fly in fog? What about land on a mountain side that has a 50 degree slope? People like you only know what you've seen in movies and compare it to that. Just thought of this, 3am, mountainside cave complex at 12,000ft. 20 to 30 targets inside. Fly in 50 of these as drones dropping 2 military dogs each. Then a squad lands and follows them in. Now you tell me how a helicopter could do the same job without a drop area in a miles distance.

[@hankenstein12]

You gotta add Picatinny rails otherwise it won’t be modular enough for the military

[@Josephkerr101]

I'm dead serious here, lets see these in some softball games.

[@justinwr092]

About how many flaming bags of poop could I carry while flying if each one weighs approximately 12 grams? Just curious.

[@jiripekny3905]

I think this can be very usefull on sea, sabotaging missions or sea invasion

[@RowanPFC]

“It’s over anakin I have the jet pack high ground!” “Look I’m sorry obi-wan I surrender you are clearly superior”

[@zabdas83]

This tech + wingsuit = ?

[@benamidon5643]

I'd love to see this but with Mandalorian helmets

[@sparksmcgee6641]

Dude I can't belive they haven't made those the standard helmet.

[@sparksmcgee6641]

😊😊😊😊

[@goldbecks]

i wana this mobility suit.

[@PlazaMaya]

fastest pizza delivery in town!!!

[@peterlowell7963]

A couple of things: Interesting solution to not using weapons while in the air; y’all are doing bounding overwatch, I think. Very cool. Pretty sure leaves are concealment, not cover. Please stop C-cupping the pistol grip. Very cool.

[@patricofritz4094]

This needs to work with drones to screen this vulnerable screen force . Nice that they are working out their tactics and strategies for the future . Maybe the system will improve much more as well . That said I don't glorify war .

[@akhelundar931]

I can see this being paired with air assault, scouting missions maybe, urban environments for rooftop access

[@sparksmcgee6641]

Mountains, nightime and remote areas. Make all the noise you want at night and drop from 500ft to any square foot of dirt in a mile radius. They'll have a hands free hover mode for the military.

[@HarmonEngtihensek]

Enimie will heard the sound 🤣🤣🤣

[@Pedro-cv9hg]

Hostages? Go to the roof usig jetpack Lost kid in tall grass ? Use jetpack to look from above .

[@El_Fabricio]

They fly now!? They fly now? They fly now... -_-

[@nancyoffenhiser4916]

Looks like the Locust Army of the Book of Revelation is just getting better and better...

[@christopherwinkler3658]

They can sing, i believe i can fly 😁 but anyways very cool 😎

[@ЧАСОВОД-ж5ч]

GDI units😊

[@CasperTheRamKnight]

love this shit

[@marioformicadae6637]

Shame this kind of stuff is probably going to be limited to the rangers. It would be cool to see how these would work for airborne ops

[@ssjgaming9926]

*Visiting friends server to see what he made in creative mode*

[@Gunny672]

I need this in COD Modern Warfare.

[@fritzahern1380]

I think guys need a small roll cage around the head in case of a crash.

[@Siegefya]

Bullets go both ways, tbh I'd hate to get shot out of the air in that thing. You gotta worry about the fall, and also gotta worry about getting shot out of the air. I'm not sure this is a realistic or even advantageous for combat. I'm really not sure. It seems like it would be cool but then I consider all of the real world things I feel like the flying stuff would just get in the way of the mission.... honestly can't see it being truly usable, mostly puts a bigger target on the operators back more than there already is.

[@alibabusyka]

Музыка тревожная,а ситуация смешная.Охотник с пятизарядным карабином,видит в небе двух неуклюжих жирных гусей,и ухмыляется хитро в усы)).и я уж не говорю о профессиональных стрелках с боевым нарезным) ,ах да,теперь еще и fpv дроны.Ну в общем,- добро пожаловать в реальность

[@samojerom1046]

You can't sneak in enemy land without being discovered with these loud noises of jet engines . in reality that would not happen but you can find a solution by sending distracting the enemy using jet fighters so the focus on the sky .

[@minigunnathaniel]

If The enemy shoots out one of the Jets they're going to be unable to fly now if they shoot the fuel tank it might catch on fire and blow them up

[@Meiseside]

No stealth, no weapon while flight, easy target in the air, ...

[@smis84]

to heavy and noisy but cool AF!

[@kani1863]

only useful in areas where there is no enemy on standby, you imagine if it is done in a combat area defended by troops armed with assault rifles, AX snipers, GAM missile thermal sensing devices & reconnaissance drones.. except the jetpack is equipped with a silent mode and without an exhaust chimney.

[@jamesharding3459]

Ok, ok, hear me out: What if you wanted to land a small force in a confined area close to their target, with the ability to extract them at any time? Surely nothing like that exists, right? Oh wait: I just remembered, _fucking helicopters_ exist. They can even support the troops on the ground, too, instead of being an encumbrance!

[@louisromero2320]

And once all guys are onboard. You're good to go. What if you are all extracting and one on your jetpacks breaks, and some dude gets ditched because no one can get him up

[@jamesharding3459]

@@louisromero2320 I hadn’t even considered that. Yeah, these are cool, and probably loads of fun, but they are a colossally stupid idea for military use.

[@lucianofeltrin4395]

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[@ratave6472]

This is pretty cool, but until the jet suit has some armor or something that protects the user, this could only be for civilian use

[@titanxs]

imagine if the bad guy shoots at the flying dude and he can't defend himself in Flight!

[@GravityIndustries]

helmet steered wpn

[@Picklegangs]

Are they alway gonna do this in exercise or they’re gonna use it on the field one day

[@1jbunceiii]

I predict MANPADS blowing them out of the sky....

[@real_andrii]

They will never be at the sky level, just 2-5 meters off the ground. A common rifle will suffice.

[@xxxPZxxxPOLANDxxx]

awesome

[@solidus1995]

I don't really see how this is useful. Maybe for a scout or sniper.

[@-Big_Big]

should strap on some weapons on the gloves

[@deficator750]

theres only 2 jet packs

[@lwaynem84ify]

Very noisy, and they’re completely defenseless in the air. Doesn’t seem like a good combination.

[@brianc5581]

Not exactly stealthy, and yes i did see one of the top comments said the same.. But it was the first thing i thought ;/ Easy target, maybe make a machinegun on it

[@skippyboy88]

I'd use it to leaf blow my whole neighborhood

[@MelordJenkins]

So no one’s thinking about getting shot out the air?

[@laskisinnovations]

They’ll never hear them coming

[@elsenorecabra2405]

Lmao foot better

[@mestrelobao28]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mestrelobao28]

😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@mohd-obid]

😂😂😂😂😂👌

[@torque3331]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂 Fcuk u mehn. My thoughts exactly.

[@HighlandPhoenix]

Still waiting on Gravity Industries and Boston Dynamics teaming up to fly an Atlas around autonomously... 😉

[@efraim6960]

boston dynamics just recently announced that they won't pivot their robots into military use

[@KN1GHT501]

@@efraim6960 That's just on the official record. We all know the military has deep pockets and is probably more than interested in their work.

[@Schmungle]

That is actually end of the world technology, flying autonomous war robots

[@PALE1ISTEHBEST]

You mean a drone?

[@Schmungle]

@@PALE1ISTEHBEST no more like if you added jets to the Boston dynamics robot and gave it a gun

[@russellmarmon2847]

Not stealthy but 100% shock and awe !

[@SanOcelotl]

its not supposed to be a stealth mission, obviously this equipment would never work for that

[@joewow1229]

@@SanOcelotl then it shouldn't be two person op.

[@idemanddonuts]

Correct, this wouldn't be suitable for stealth. But it's good for a rapid action

[@GringottsTavern]

What are they doing??? The bad guys heard them from a thousand miles away and left the area 3 hours ago

[@totenfurwotan4478]

Absolutely a great way to recapture the initiative during combat. Rapid repositioning of troops

[@doop00]

It's like the Warhammer 40k Assault Troops with their "Jump Packs", not far off, except they are much more armored. My Nerd levels are rising high. Keep up the good work.

[@bluegrass4840]

And now that we have a Space Force in the US we can have real life Space Marines.

[@Bblackout1]

A mission set this technology would actually be useful in is High Rise Exfil. This could add a whole new layer of tactics to building and compound raids. Being able to quickly land on the top of a structure without loitering like a helicopter would be invaluable. This is potentially an answer to MANPADS becoming more ubiquitous on the battlefield. This could also have SWAT implications for large cities. EDIT: I'm also very curious as to how well this interfaces with paratroopers. Would this be capable of safely arresting an entire C-130 worth of boots? I wonder how much time that could shave off the 82nd's "anywhere in 18 hours" claim, with the caveat that all the logistics and training are already in place.

[@FarmerDrew]

Yes indeed, it'll save paratrooper and parajumper lives. It'll save Helo pilot lives. And it'll be a fraction of the cost of all that kit that goes into a Blackhawk or Seahawk

[@kovi567]

The machine can do that 3-4 meter off ground thing for 10 minutes if wiki is a valid source. Don't think paratroopers would be much interested in it. Maybe as a landing gear, but it's a tad too expensive for that, even if potentially recoverable.

[@flyingfool5215]

It may never work for covert ops like this but the sight of a guy flying into battle must be intimidating.

[@lastword8783]

@@ts757arse the big problem is theyre defenceless while flying so the loud noise just screams 'vulnerable man flying low'

[@jamesharding3459]

I disagree, actually. If you want to land troops inside a location, use a damn helicopter -- which at least has some ability to avoid getting killed by any Ivan with a rifle or GPMG spray, and can actually shoot back.

[@jamesharding3459]

@@ts757arse Your point is invalid. This nonsense offers no advantage over a conventional helo insertion. Dead ground isn’t magic, it just blocks line of sight - it doesn’t stop sound, and you’d have to be deaf to not notice the jet engines screaming. Notice how they used the music to cover the absolutely absurd racket? Jet engines are terrifically loud, and small, inefficient turbo-jets are the worst of them. And secondly, have you ever tried to actually perform individual soldier tasks with 30kg of dead weight - noting that this lunacy doesn’t help at all with weight on the ground and precludes the use of a rucksack? It’s vaporware, plain and simple.

[@matthewp1682]

Not really intimidating, while in flight they cant use a weapon so theyre an easy target

[@rickdeckard9810]

Problem with this jet pack is once you're airborne you're a sitting duck. Can't defend yourself from attack until you land, and they can hear you coming from afar it's loud af. If you injure an arm you can't fly, you need both. Voice activation might help, words like hover, reverse, up, down, left right, pan, escape along with a gyro stabilizer to free up both hands if needed.

[@-A-c]

Supposedly they’re working on an attached turret working in sync with the pilot’s helmet…we’ll see. Military is obviously paying attention

[@HYDROCARBON_XD]

Yeah they should have an stabilizer on the backpack that only stands still and you can shoot

[@shockers12512]

this kind of gear requires a support team when things go wrong and something always goes wrong sooner or later. jet suit scouts engage after sneaking in on foot, use shock, awe, and element of surprise. go loud from optimal cover, jet back to squad hidden in camo at forest for secondary ambush or exfil.

[@CapablePimento]

Anyone who has shot at birds or clay pigeons will refuse to fly this mission on the grounds of not being suicidal.

[@zurichtravelandreview7488]

LOOK THAT SUPER NICE JET PACK

[@gregoryrothenberger4900]

THIS is what I thought we would have when I was a kid 40 years ago. I think another GREAT concept would be a sniper, not using the jets for the way in....but for the way out. YES lugging that gear into a situation where you are trying to be stealthy and not get discovered, BUT once the mission is complete having the sniper team be able to exit the area and put lots of ground between them and the enemy, I think it could work.

[@Basin79]

If you saw 20 troops coming in like that it’d definitely be a brown trouser situation.

[@fortawesome1974]

No, anyone with an ounce of actual training could pick those idiots out of the air in a couple of seconds!! The noise being the biggest giveaway to where they are. This is a really really stupid idea!!

[@reefertwo]

Would be handy in Ukraine right now. Even at this stage of development, they would be great for recon in forested or urban areas.

[@unapersona8352]

Yeah but they would get shot down immediately

[@passerau]

@@unapersona8352 thank you, this is a flying target. Anybody with a small gun can shoot down fairly quickly

[@RonLWilson]

This is indeed an impressive capability! That said, perhaps a combined arms approach might be o ne way to go with this where one could say employ e-bikes (and especially cargo e-bikes) as well as tactical UAVs to work in close coordination with the jet packs. A e-bike can go most anywhere and be pushed over places it can't be ridden. And a cargo e-bike can carry heavy weapons, ammo, and (in this case) extra fuel to refill the jet packs. e.g. see kzbin.info/www/bejne/pGK2fJh8hK53qpo kzbin.info/www/bejne/jabFopuMiNSnpKM The e-bike would be the mobile bases of operation which then could support the jet packs as well as UAVs to make a very mobile and light force with a lot of punch given the cargo e-bikes could carry heavy weapons such as mortars and automatic grenade launchers and heavy machine guns. And the e-bikes themselves can easily be carried by larger vehicles such as truck, Humvee, or whatever. So maybe taking a system of system approach might be the best way to integrate jet packs into existing force structures by creating specials units optimized to support jetpack operation.

[@mpopenker]

That's why you need small autonomous interceptor kamikaze drones.

[@GospodinJean]

"I heard you have not been using your facemask,... we have come to you for a visit"

[@kieran.grant_]

Flys in. Throws a grenade. Leaves. _Music intensifies_

[@kingpin2psn]

put guns on the jets and thatll be amazing

[@andyjames3021]

Needs twin miniguns mounted on jetpack like the one in Kickass.

[@deralictv.]

You guys need a predator style laser on the helmet for the gimbal pistol.

[@whitneyANDbunny]

Nothing screams tactical like being able to expose your body to a hail of bullets in mere seconds ... and have a loud jet engine noise alert your enemies to look for the "pop-up target" 🎯

[@abdielsan1169]

Spectacular ❤️💪

[@bluefox3634]

You could have popped in for a cup of tea on the way home, Richard!

[@atilla8288]

I could imagine this thing to be used by paramedics if they have to get to someone quickly and the terrain is hardly reachable. Definetly NOT for combat.

[@pedrobrandes8097]

well I would not say they are good for military but... for professions and jobs that require a lot of moviment specialy up and down

[@Seafox0011]

Rule number 1) - Never salute your commanding officer - when in flight. ;-)

[@turkhi]

I think it's ready for prime time send one prototype to Ukraine they'll test it out on the battlefield...

[@Mrmidknight-yx9pg]

With all that fuel on your back gonna have a ww2 flamethrower problem all over again.

[@riesenfliegefly7139]

Ok guys, we have to do this quickly and quietly: *Starts Jet engine*

[@SlaterGator]

Yea its cool, but I dont think it purpose is anything combat related.

[@ruffgook]

this thing will be a nightmare for insects

[@slikyiky1340]

mind blowing!