Javelin Anti-Tank Weapon System - Overview

[@MaxwellAerialPhotography]

Dude that was really well done. I’d love to see you cover more modern weapons and equipment.

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

Thanks man! I had a few requests regarding it and I know it's an important weapon with all that is going on.

[@jamieolberding7731]

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq The Javelin is an awesome Anti-Tank weapon, perfect for taking down Alien Tripods too.

[@fortis3686]

I still remember the Javelin when it was in all 3 of the Modern Warfare games. In every mission where you face a tank, you have an objective to grab a Javelin, and destroy said tanks A notable mission is Modern Warfare 2, when going full action movie, you use a Javelin to destroy about a dozen Russian BTRs and Havoc attack choppers, as you defend an evacuation site at the Washington Memorial

[@zulkifligumilang3155]

"Ramirez, take that Javelin and push back the Russian to Moscow!"

[@jamesturner9651]

I remember in one of those games "dang this thing is really easy. Wonder what its like in real life." Turns out quite easy...

[@slapper360]

Oh yeah. I didn’t play 2, but I did play 1 and 3 and I remember in 1 destroying tanks moving down the highway.

[@jesusblanco5077]

Yeah when i played with the javelin in cod 2007, 2009 ,and 2011 they were Great. I still play them today.

[@Danspy501st]

I remember most the Paris mission in Modern Warfare 3. I like to use it against the tanks and if I still had some ammo left on it, the helicopters. That was the first time I knew it could be direct or top down attacks. Other wise I always thought it only did top down attacks when I heard or saw a Javelin

[@molotovguy2230]

It's actually more fun to watch these modern weapons videos. Please make one on the Soviet era Fire and Forget anti tank guided missiles next. They are pretty rare in movies.

[@emmanuelperez8094]

The M47 Dragon was the Predecessor to the Javelin that was used in the 1980s up to 2001 when it was replaced by the Javelin FGM-148

[@HollywoodMarine0351]

As a 0351 anti-armor / assault man, I was glad transitioning from Dragons to the Javelin. It was literally night & day with these weapon systems.

[@slapper360]

I was really hoping you’d touch on this, which ya kinda did, but one of the reasons the javelin is used on targets like bunkers is because it reduces collateral damage that an artillery or air strike would cause.

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

that's an excellent note now I wish I had touched on that more. You are exactly right that these systems reduce collateral damage obviously an incredibly important thing in urban combat.

[@eamonnclabby7067]

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq similarly Milans were used in that bunker busting role in the Falklands...

[@alexisdeleon9512]

I remember when I was a kid. I would sneak off onto my uncle's PC to play Call of Duty 4 Modern Warfare when it came out recently. I got to the night mission where we got attacked by MBTs. The game gave me a Javelin and when I first used it, the missile went out, flew high and went directly right on top of the tank with its top-attack mode, destroying it instantly. My kid brain thought then and there that the Javelin became one of the coolest weapons ever.

[@mrminiguns]

Apparently during the height of the GWOT, the going price of a CLU module was one MICH 2001 high cut helmet. Andy Stumpf told a story about it on a podcast where he used the Javelin to target infantry that was outside the range of their snipers, and air support would take too long. He got the CLU by trading one of the Navy high cut helmets with an Army SMU.

[@spacebinoculars]

Such an underrated channel, unmatched content

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

Really appreciate the kind words 🙏

[@MichalKaczorowski]

Next: Ukraininan farming equipment in movies ;)

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

haha that would be a fun video to make

[@zherean42069]

Number 1: Lamborghini Tractor

[@KonradvonHotzendorf]

🤣🤣🤣

[@thecorneroftheinternet4656]

Number 2: Ukrainian Elitre Tractor Division armed with a 120mm Smoothbore Cannon

[@VunderGuy]

Russian shovels are superior. Sorry.

[@crumpetcommandos779]

I remember first seeing these in cod4! Great vid, I'd love to see more modern weapons like the Panzerfaust 3 or the NLAW :))

[@jamesbednar8625]

Awesome video!! I work at a warehouse on a military installation and issue Javelin training devices to the solders all the time. We have a classroom trainer which basically consists of a student station and an instructor station. The student station has a computerized Javelin that the student uses to get the feel of how the Javelin works. The instructor station consists of scenarios of how to put the weapon into operation and engage enemy targets. Also, we have a Multiple Integrated Laser Engagement System (MILES) of the Javelin that the soldiers will take out to field training exercises. This system goes through the same procedures as a soldier would go through on an actual Javelin, except the MILES version will emit a laser when engaging vehicles and will "kill" a vehicle as well. Think of this as a rather large "laser-tag" weapon. Finally. we also have an INERT or DUMMY Javelin that looks and weighs just like the real thing. Primary purpose of that INERT Javelin is to give the "lucky" gunner the experience of humping one of those things around the battlefield during field training exercises.

[@theindooroutdoorsman]

I like how he was mad about using the Javelin on a pick up, and not that the target was like 60 meters away.

[@rismarck]

I was waiting for the “alright im Johnny” at the end…are we at the end of an ending era?! As always Johnny my man great educational video and nice footage

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

haha alrriiiight! Next time!

[@eamonnclabby7067]

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq keeping your friends happy...

[@pancakes2098]

Very Powerful Cool Weapon against Tanks (would love to see Aa12 In Movies)

[@jackstecker5796]

The Javelin command launch unit, is seriously getting obsolescent. Modern thermal imagers don't require nitrogen cooling systems for their microblometers. They should definitely upgrade the CLU I forgot what its called, I want to say PVS-23A, is smaller than a soda can. You can recognize people, its so high resolution. You can even see where people have icons on their computer screen. Its seriously wizard. Uses CR-123A batteries. Its pretty badass.

[@SSGTWinters]

the soft launch isntonly about reducing the back blast and making the operator safer its also about hiding the firing position with a lower back blast its harder to spot at distance for return fire.

[@HamanKarn567]

I remember a good documentary series called 20th century battlefields did a comparison for the yom kippur war where Egyptian used sagger missiles from the Soviet Union and they compared how much tech had changed to the modern javelin from those anti tank missiles.

[@mugsnvicki]

Well, Mr Johnson, you're just awesome! You have advanced far beyond my military knowledge. Good video!!

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

Thanks William! I'm stretching my own knowledge everyday. I prefer to stick with more historic topics but I feel this was relevant given what's going on these days.

[@eamonnclabby7067]

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq Hopefully Vlad the inhaler does not ensure that we fight the next conflict with sticks and stones.....E

[@MrJayuk88]

Great video as always !!! Can’t be nice being a tank crew knowing these weapons are out there !!

[@tachyonhummingbird1107]

Wow. This video was so interesting that I didn't check my duration at all. This video is well done. Keep the content rolling mate!

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

Thanks so much 🙏

[@Gahdangdawg]

Amazing video, i think a video on the nlaw would complement it well

[@Gunbudder]

There is a big boy version of the javelin called the GLSDB. its essentially a much larger version of the same type of top attack munition that launches from the ground

[@ccdc7058]

I really like your video style. None of that KZbin quick cut stuff. Great info

[@jimtheedcguy4313]

What I can tell you is a large part of the cost of the command unit is the thermal imaging system. Definitely more than 70% is the FLIR system. I use a smaller civilian version of the cryogenic thermal imaging and my camera alone cost $100k.

[@barrie1225]

Haha awesome you did the weapon I suggested a few days ago. Great video!!

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

I got you!

[@drewdederer8965]

Javelin, the only thing that can kill a Hilux.

[@temperspace]

Jormungand was such a cool anime and premise. Lots of cool weapons

[@LazyScoutJace]

I really like how you use clips from movies that I forget have those weapons 😂

[@blackrabbit788]

This is the way KZbin channels should be done… when talking about different weapon systems. You get right to the point with information that’s detailed, accurate, and factual. You talk about the way these weapons are depicted in TV shows and the movies, and what those TV shows and movies get right and wrong about the weapons. You present the information at a good steady pace so it can be easily understood, and don’y try to throw out a bunch of random facts in rapid fire secession meant for people with a 0.2 second attention span. But what’s more important is the stuff you DON’T do. > NO goofy voice inflection > NO bad jokes > NO unnecessary sound affects > NO rapid fire editing sequences meant to give the clips “energy", but are done with absolutely no skill and therefore it all ends up a train wreck. > NO starting every clip with the person making it on camera, with the first thing out of his mouth being: “Hey guys, so before I get to the subject of this clip I’m gunna talk about a bunch of personal stuff that has nothing to do with anything, because I know all my trillions of fans are on the edge of their seat waiting to hear every detail of my life…. because I am THAT interesting. So, I finally popped that blister on my ass….” Or something along those lines. If I had a nickel for every KZbin clip that started out with the words “Hey guys…” I’d have a shit load of nickels… and about $80,000,000,000,000000. (aka eighty quadrillion dollars) I had no idea that the Javelin could be used on drones, or anything in the air for that matter. So now it can be used on tanks and bunkers, in an anti-personal capacity, AND against airborne targets. In the not too distant past you would have needed 3 different weapons systems to do those things. Not anymore. Literally more bang for your buck. I look forward to seeing any new weapons systems you add in the future. Great stuff. Keep it up.

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

Love hearing this feedback. What I didn't like on other channels has been my inspiration while making this one. I actually have a list of "do nots" when making a video similar to what you listed lol. Thanks again.

[@romanium365]

Nothing more satisfying than playing Arma 3 and using a javvy on a tank.

[@griffinjohnson3858]

As soon as I said something about u need to make a javelin video I must have forgot this one. Or anything in today's wars would be cool such as the quad drones although maybe not in film yet. Idk all ur vids are sick keep it up man

[@vietnam973]

T-72: What a nice day I hope nothing bad happens! Javelin: I am not so sure about that.

[@nursestoyland]

I thought when you fire it you can just drop the launcher

[@haydenpaul8052]

Thanks for mentioning war of the worlds

[@HelloEdits613]

0:21 if that dude fired the javelin from inside the truck everyone inside would die from the backblast

[@phoenixraider42]

it can be launch from indoors. the missile has a punt system that kicks the missile out of the tube before then main rocket engine kicks in.

[@rubix4195]

The only time I have caught a Javelin was in War of the Worlds (Tom Cruise) - really informative video!

[@vonsopas]

Watching a Javelin fail feels like watching a Ferrari failing. Amazing video mate, keep up the geat job

[@Johnlaplander]

I think a review of the fg-42 or maybe the modernized ww2 gun, the mg3

[@Elephantine999]

Love your videos. Great, intelligent narration.

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

Thanks for the kind words 🙏

[@eckelrock]

If the targeting system can be used independently from the javelin, could multiple javelins be linked to a single targeting system? If so, could they be fired consecutively or altogether? Also, if a single targeting system is able to fire multiple javelins, could the javelins be hidden in various locations (somewhat nearby if the range is limited), and the user hiding with a good vantage point and fire them upon a target?

[@warpartyattheoutpost4987]

The ATF won't let me have one. Stupid ATF.

[@DrDraileD]

Great Video! Keep up the good work.

[@patriotenfield3276]

The Javelins Israeli twin SPIKE is equally Dangerous and should not be underestimated.

[@kimjanek646]

4:08 Man, what an image 😦😳

[@BHuang92]

How about covering the T-72 tank?

[@gordoh7634]

Saab Swedish Carl Gustaf M4 next?

[@rautamiekka]

I just wish it wasn't so fucking heavy fully loaded, but even just a single missile weighs most of the whole setup, so you won't be hauling more than 2, maybe 3, extra missiles by yourself. At least it's so damn powerful.

[@CGFIELDS]

Very timely video 👍🏾

[@thekhoifish0146]

Well this is some neat timing

[@EmilyChaosDrivr]

cool video. I would love to see one about the M47 dragon ( maybe some wargame footage? ).

[@cristsan4171]

Don't tell them they forgot this can be linked up with the central command for the central command to have a direct sight through the camera of the Javelin or linked up with the UAV drone or any warplane with camera for an overview.

[@scotty9086]

Great video! Can you do one on the stinger please

[@jantschierschky3461]

Well there are modifications already happening, the thermals etc are updated now.

[@Jaredhenderson765]

The Batman v Superman scene with the javelin hurts me not only are they movin but the guy could hit the top of the truck or the missle would hit something on the way up or down not to mention the back blast would rock the truck or hit one of the guys behind him

[@fredlandry6170]

It works on unshielded Alien Tripods too like in War Of The Worlds. 🤣

[@GannicusMisteriosdeHonduras]

What if the missile hits a berm or falls to the ground? Does it go off?

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

I think it's pretty safe it confirms lock right before it hits it's dedicated target from what I understand.

[@will_bill6663]

The Javelin lookin kinda thicc

[@benjaminvilla5727]

"It only took my little finger to blow you away".

[@YouTubeSaysThereCantBeTwoRyans]

Quick fact: the scene from the batman movie, the batmobile was way to close for the missile to even arm itself. The missile needs a minimum of 65meters for a direct attack. That, plus the batmobile speeding forward, the missile would only have traveled a few meters before becoming a blunt object. Don't get me wrong, it would probably cause the missile to blow apart, but not in the way it was intended...or the place intended also

[@AJPMUSIC_OFFICIAL]

Does anyone know about using the command module seperately? I know British forces in Afghan loved them for the thermal sight helping them scout Taliban but I was told that there was a limited time (about 4 mins? but I might be getting confused with the stinger battery) they could be used for. Can anyone clear this up for me?

[@usarmy500]

Nice video

[@djolley61]

The only disadvantage I can see with these types of weapons is the operator needs to have line of sight to the target, even if they can quickly take cover or retreat. An advantage and disadvantage for the Ukrainians is that they sometimes need to fire from near suicidal ranges because of obstructing trees. A solution (perhaps solved, or being solved?) is to have a separate designator like with laser guided bombs which could be a soldier in a tree line or from a loitering drone.

[@samuel10125]

Ukraine has lots of open terrain and judging by how they have been causing complete havoc I don't think it's really an issue.

[@djolley61]

@@samuel10125 You've got a point there.

[@Rusty_Gold85]

The separate target acquisition module must have a bluetooth to the launcher just how far apart can they be on an Industrial military basis is not anything I know

[@whybndsu]

If that's the case its better to just use loitering munitions

[@djolley61]

@@whybndsu I imagine they are using what they have. I did see a video of Ukrainian artillery fire with a drone above so they could see where the rounds were hitting. Iin this case some Russian vehicles hiding in trees.

[@HappiKarafuru]

The only drawback of the Javelin is none other than The price

[@JM64]

And the fact it's not a guarunteed one shot kill at said price

[@icarian553]

It has a second one: no NLOS firing. Non line of sight. Like Spike has. You can fire the missile before you lock on and use the missile itself to look for a target. Making it possible to use it for indirect fire. With Javelin you have to see your target and if you can see your target, it means that your target can also see you.

[@AdamantLightLP]

The price is still less than 1/10th The price of a tank. War is all about economics.

[@jamesturner9651]

Topical video and on my birthday at that!

[@slapper360]

Happy bday

[@jamesturner9651]

@@slapper360 thanks!

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

My man! Happy birthday! You got a request?

[@jamesturner9651]

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq Oooh! Now's my chance, don't mess it up lol How about one on the B-24?

[@realstickygame]

You forgot the famous “alright I’m Johnny” at the end of the video! :/

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

lol I didn't realize it would be missed! Okay next time

[@panthercreek60]

How effective is it in the woods or forests? Or heavy jungle?

[@andypozuelos1204]

Slow down buddy. When was the last time you seen a tank in heavy jungle?

[@A.Mad.Lad89]

Can’t wait for the rpg video

[@tizanikandothers]

As an Italian i had the luck off see an entire squad using this beautiful gun against a car dam I remebe the big boom that I heard when they hit the target ahhaahah🇮🇹🎯

[@chaosbandit239]

Javelin go brrrr

[@uria3679]

Is the Uzi on your list of guns used in media?

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

Absolutely

[@uria3679]

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq awesome

[@09Dkavan]

One of those missiles can pay for my college tuition.

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

A college tuition or new F-150 with each launch

[@09Dkavan]

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq actually it can cover both lol

[@brothercaptainwarhammer]

Arguably the Most Powerful Man Portable Anti Tank Weapon System, certainly one of my Favorite Lock on Type Anti Tank Munitions, such a Beast! Can Easily make Short work of Possible any Armor it can Come Across, American Engineering at its Finest! I Appreciate that the Video was About a Modern Weapon System, and Can't wait for more of it in the Future! Keep up the Amazing Work my Friend! Keep the Good Shit Coming Johnny!

[@eamonnclabby7067]

Well done sir, another current piece of kit ,certainly being put to good use, best wishes from the wirral peninsula....E

[@jayrob5270]

You can defend against them with laser, smoke, paint and foam soft-kill APS that hide from or distract the thermal targeting. Most countries don't use them however and opt for hard-kill APS like active armor as they don't expect to go up against Javelins rather small rebel groups who use RPG's, the Ukrainian war and the west arming Ukraine has changed that view and more are taking up soft-kill as a consequence.

[@loganoldon8924]

Brilliant

[@keuroe]

유일하게 재블린은 대한민국이 운용을 안하는데 그 이유는 현궁이라는 대전차 유도 무기가 있었기 때문... 참고로 현궁은 이스라엘의 스파이크 미사일을 참고해서 만들었다.

[@captainkill1993]

Those javelins can kill tanks helicopters and alien tripods with no shields.

[@cheekiboi28]

Javelin moment

[@bastogne315]

It kills 👽

[@mathewkelly9968]

Its been making a mockery of explosive reactive armour that's supposed to protect against it .

[@stevenrodriguez763]

ive seen a lot of the photos of the actual ERA packages the russians are using. it looks like a lot of it, is just fake. the actual ERA looks like its filled some white stuff that isnt actual explosives. It looks like the oligarchs that putin put in charge of modernizing his military spent all that money on super yachts and high class hookers. Its one reason i think that their begging china for military equipment.

[@Usmodlover]

@@stevenrodriguez763 Perhaps a bit inaccurate. The ERA panels were most likely there at one point, but it sounds like a lot of opportune soldiers instead of working a second job to get by on the pitiful enlisted wages of the Russian army, instead for years sold off bits of military hardware. ERA panels are just explosives after all, things that the odd farmer or whoever might buy to get rid of that troublesome stump if it’s at bargain basement prices. More notably seems like a lot of military fuel was being siphoned off to sell to civies too

[@run2u520]

ERA is never supposed to stop Tandem warheads to begin with. The whole point of ERA is to detonate when struck, otherwise what's the point? What is currently happening in Ukraine is the result of the Russians failing to properly implement hard kill APS for bulk of their armored force, instead opting to focus on producing vaporware in the hopes of securing foreign weapon sales.

[@oldfrend]

@@run2u520 to be fair i don't think any APS systems are designed to shoot down top attack weapons.

[@JM64]

Last I checked Russia doesn't have ERA on the very top of their tanks either

[@eaglesfan226]

Used to play Battlefield.

[@arnijulian6241]

I always thought the Javelin system looks really goofy & acts goofy but it does work well. You can't deny it figures. The infrared sights look bulky & daft. You have the two comical bulky ends & a rocket/missile that looks so ridiculous when it first pops out the launcher before it jet engages. Good video Johnny on a system I'm not very familiar with. I always had an aversion to the javelin for some reason. I think it's because Javelin look like what a child would roughly draw if you asked one to draw a rocket launcher. The javelin looks more like a prop then weapon system to me, so unnatural.

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

It must be the refrigeration and battery that give it such an awkward bulk. The thing looks like it has a 90s PC strapped to it or something. It does look out of place. But it does get the job done.

[@arnijulian6241]

​@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq probably! still nothing about the Javelin system is aesthetic. Doesn't even look practical on 1st glance. I see a lot of future arm system acquiring a similar sort of ''90's pc'' look as you put it Johnny. I think it probably comes down to easy of manufacture & price. Why all the mass produced pressed & injection mould junk from china looks awful,. I'm waiting for nation's to redesign rifles to look like slotted together bricks when this bull pop fascination loses traction.

[@AdamantLightLP]

The US military specifically avoids buying things from China. It looks weird because it is function over form. Most nations aren't going for bullpup designs in rifles.

[@arnijulian6241]

​@@AdamantLightLP 36 nations have an adopted bullpup even if only for special forces. The United States trade deficit of $1 trillion 2021 higher in present year. Of US deficit $353.5 billion is dependent on China. So 33.1% of all USA deficit. Dependent good paid by this deficit include top end electronics, crucial pharmaceutical and medical equipment & critical material in defence supplies for primary used technologies. My nation of the UK is to dependent on China but not even a fraction as much as the USA Adam. At least Britain has the in house equipment required to build 5th generations jets with the need of no foreign input. The USA in ww2 was the sleeping giant awaken by it's end but today from corruption & greed is a shadow of it's former self. The USA is in a sorry state for full out warfare logistically. The USA Buys a third of everything it imports from china being far over 1/2 of all goods by wait crucial to US industry in all sectors. Figures do not lie lad! The Uk has even more pressing main issue unlike the USA is a lack of willing soldiers/men as like myself we hate our champagne socialist politicians. 1 rule for them & another for us. Parliament is the biggest den of thieves in the world! Declining birth rate & bringing in million odd foreigner's each year till no unity remains! The are not acclimated nor scrutinised. If you think the UK or the USA are prepared for war with our own domestic issues you are delusional! Much of our issues stem from the EU & USA as well which is why I see the Uk returning to splendid isolation as you all have proven time & time again to be unreliable allies which is worse then the greatest of foes! Identity & racial politics of the USA cropped over here & the European pushing Bureaucratic collectivism to name only but a few sickening foreign influences. kind regards!

[@Rusty_Gold85]

That javelin missile is worth more than the Hilux at point blank range. But thats Hollywood Studio money -It need boring cliches and boring sequels than realism and new stories

[@andrerothweiler9191]

Ukrainians loves Javelines, popping tanks like crazy

[@nicholaslau264]

m26 pershing and m46 patton tanks now

[@sdporres]

Cavalry meet Rifled musket Main Battle Tank meet Javelin

[@HollywoodMarine0351]

Best job I ever had as a Marine Corps 0351 anti-armor / assault man. I trained with both M-47 Dragon, and FGM-148 Javelin. My Ukrainian brother in-law recently trained with both the NLAW and Javelin. Happy hunting and Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦🇺🇸

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

I didn't know! Very cool. I've never touched a Javelin so hopefully, I did the weapon justice for you.

[@HollywoodMarine0351]

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsqit was accurate. Thank you! You do excellent work.

[@randomdog8107]

Awesome fucking video .

[@BigboiiTone]

So with wire-guided missiles, is there just a big spool of wire that comes with it and you gotta hope it doesn't tangle on nothing?

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

Yup! Gotta have a clear shot

[@BigboiiTone]

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq gotta know a good wire supplier i guess

[@andrewkerr3836]

Can it be modified to take out in coming Mother in Laws? 💥🤔🤣

[@rawallen9715]

Ah Saint Javelin

[@CallsignYukiMizuki]

3:42 cope cage cope cage cope cage cope cage cope cage cope cage cope cage cope cage cope cage cope cage cope cage cope cage

[@juusto7171]

lmao it looks like they welded on a bed and called it "extra protection"

[@JM64]

Caged armor has been used to great effect against shaped charges by many different forces the world over (America included) It may look silly, but if it works it works 🤷‍♂️

[@CallsignYukiMizuki]

@@JM64 Yeah Im aware of slat armor, the cope cage mainly stems from a misconception that its only against javelins when it would be effective against stuff like RPGs

[@travistucker1033]

@@CallsignYukiMizuki Russia lost a lot of tanks to RPGs fired from roof tops in Chechnya.

[@jd4200mhz]

i don´t know if it is so with the javelin, but it would be nice of you could fire the weapon with out the targeting system attached to the luncher and controlled by a second soldier, i think that would give it more versetalety

[@xmanykl4400]

The javelin is reusable or just one shoot only?

[@travistucker1033]

Reusable

[@xmanykl4400]

@@travistucker1033 Thanks.

[@RakHineUss9]

Arakan

[@tman7209]

Stingers

[@hammerheadxray8152]

And then you have a holes like myself that use them in Warzone lol

[@julesbenedictcatalan4904]

Strongest Russian tank crew : NOOOOO YOU CAN'T JUST DESTROY AN ENTIRE TANK COLUMN WITH JUST A ATGM!!! TOO UNFAIR!! Weakest Ukrainian Javelin operator : Ha ha javelin go swoosh

[@theapug7296]

javelin op mod plz nerf

[@missingoperators7113]

MW3 moment

[@Litvagopnik]

Great video, though the cages on top were to prevent top-dowm RPG attacks. The last time Russia invaded they suffered heavy from AT troops shooting down at them from highrise flats. They were never designed to counter Javelins, as Russia had no way of knowing/planning on Ukraine using them. Ukraine receiving them was a direct result of Russias aggression.

[@JohnnyJohnsonEsq]

Spot on thanks for adding this. May also aid in drone strikes.

[@Litvagopnik]

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq np man. Like I said great video, always love your work.

[@eamonnclabby7067]

@@JohnnyJohnsonEsq those Turkish Drones are pretty knockout....no pun intended...

[@travistucker1033]

Yeah, cage armor won't work on warheads 100mm or bigger so it was never designed for javelins or tow 2b