Scared British Guy Reacts to " USA vs Russia Military Power 2024"

[@supacivify]

Russia would not fire missles east or west, they would shoot them north over the north pole and Canada

[@user-di5rm9ee1p]

Sarmat can attack from over south pole.

[@Wirmish]

They will shoot EVERYWHERE. They have ~6000 nukes.

[@7y2oN]

Came here to say that. Ppl naturally think of geography from the 2D map in every textbook ever and forget about the earth being a sphere.

[@user-di5rm9ee1p]

@@7y2oN Sarmat circle around the sphere and re-enter atmosphere from around south pole. You are welcome.

[@Plasmastorm73_n5evv]

Except their nuke carrying subs would park off the coast and launch east and west...

[@angryginger791]

I was deployed during Operation Iraqi Freedom in 2003 as Security Forces for the USAF. We had some Brits on the base with us. We weren't allowed alcohol but apparently the Brits include it as part of their required equipment. I was BSing with some guys on patrol one day and tried to get them to trade us for some beer, but we didn't have anything they really wanted. Then like a week later, I saw the same guys on patrol again. They stopped to chat for a bit. The guy I had talked to before sees me and says, "I was hoping you'd be on patrol today." He goes to the back of their Land Rover, pulls out a case of beer and puts it in the back of our hummer. I asked him what he wanted for it. He said, "Nothing. You guys are keeping us safe. Enjoy it." I was blown away. I can't even describe how generous that is. So, the Brits will always bee cool in my book. Cheers!

[@TheMrDarius]

That's fucking incredible. I was at Speicher in 2008. I only got to talk to the foreign nationals that were our translators so no beer for me. But I met some really cool people. Especially this older gentleman he was a police officer in Kuwait in the 80's and 90's he was absolutely in love with the old square body caprices with the 305's and 350's. He loved the way they get up and go he disliked chasing BMW's because he couldn't keep up. Dude was cool as hell and had wonderful stories

[@JackOnDaRoks93]

Gotta love our mates brother 🇺🇸 🇬🇧

[@Pidgeys]

We are all the same. Some of us just went on a journey across the pond and never returned.

[@Freon1969]

Similar story but I was assigned to HMS Plymouth to "observe and advise" during the Falklands 1982, so this isn't exactly new. Although the beer is room temperature and hand pulled, it wasn't too bad.

[@MyLifEcademy-sr4hy]

I was a US Marine on a 6 month Med Float. We did a big multi-national on Sardinia. The Brits had us open a big hole...the they flew in ice on a helo...then pallets of beer.

[@ovazellus3794]

I hate how they say the US has only 11 aircraft carriers and they always don't count the 9 helicopter or vertical take off carriers, so 20 carriers total

[@Canthus13]

The amphibious ships are mostly there to support marine ship to shore and air support for amphibious operations. They're basically shipping platforms with hospitals for MEUs. The closest to a 'real' aircraft carrier would be the first 2 America class ships that don't have well decks. But all of them are limited in capability. They're slow, at most carry 20 Harriers or F-35s, and have a limited endurance. In the more traditional aircraft carrier roles, they kinda suck.

[@laziojohnny79]

Agreed, although 'technically' they are different classes of ships, in other languages (Dutch and German e.g.) they have different words for them to distinct the task of the ship. But they never distinct the different frigates either so yeah, kinda weird.

[@Hellfox777]

Those aren't carriers. That has always been a thing. Carriers are VERY CLEARLY DEFINED as to what is and what isn't a carrier.

[@MarkLitchfield]

Certainly they don't take into account the 5 or 6 carriers that are part of the museum fleet. Yeah. Our Navy's museum fleet - boats that are not actively in service but could quickly be - is larger than most other countries actual navy. Let that sink in for a moment.

[@laziojohnny79]

@@MarkLitchfield Doubt that, they are way outdated and to gear them up for modern warfare is nearly impossible, most defintely not quickly. May I remind you of the SEVERAL times NATO allied submarines of Sweden, Denmark, Germany and The Netherlands (Royal) Navies have 'sunk' many USS ships and boats in NATO traning operations. Some even getting away without even being detected by the USS Navy. #ouch

[@BryanKrauss-u7y]

UK needs to revamp its military instead of downsizing USA needs a real ally no a big brother

[@agiraffedog]

I hope everyone who sees this has a great day

[@MoreAdamCouser]

You too!

[@ScribbleScrabbless]

Thank you 😻

[@Arcturus-One]

@@MoreAdamCouser You three.

[@benjamindouglas862]

I hope anyone reading this doesn't support a military doctrine that will result in the extinction of our species.

[@iro6612]

Wwg1 wwg1

[@michaelmcgowen8780]

I'm 65 years old, and this is how my generation grew up, under the constant threat of nuclear war with the Soviet Union. When I was in 1st through 3rd grades (1965-1968), we had regular "civil defense" drills in case of an emergency (tornado, nuclear war, etc.), and certain buildings had a Civil Defense emblem displayed to indicate fallout shelters. I can understand younger people who haven't grown up in the "shadow of the mushroom cloud" being afraid, if not terrified. Now imagine someone of my age who lived with this terror from birth until their early 30's.

[@Procrastination-Expert]

I’m 63 & fully get what you’re saying! I don’t think I ever imagined we’d have that situation again in our lifetime!

[@WolfsbaneHollow]

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[@PamelaLow-o4b]

We had them when I was in school. My cousin called them kiss your a$$ goodbye drills. We would have to get under our desks, hug our knees and put our head down. We all knew that desk wouldn't protect us. I think baby boomers because we grew up with these drills understand the damage and destruction one bomb can do. Back then, we only worried about Russia having nuclear bombs. Now more countries have that capability and the threat is even greater.

[@kentuckybluegrass8695]

Same here I grew up were we had drills in elementary school

[@midgetydeath]

Eh, we’re not concerned. Partly because our defenses are so advanced and thorough, partly because Russia has done such a bad job maintaining its stuff, and partly because all the targets are place that the people crippling the country are concentrated in.

[@Marcus-p5i5s]

NO! The USA has 11 SUPER CARRIERS and 9 smaller carriers that can carry F-35 STOVL fighter/bombers & Helo's. For a total of 20 aircraft carriers

[@midgetydeath]

We don’t have any supercarriers. Those are fleet carriers.

[@jamestaylor3805]

And a couple hundred with at least minimal helipads for super fast transfers of manpower and smaller equipment anywhere they are deployed.

[@infinitytheorem]

Smaller carriers are often not classified under the term "aircraft carriers" due to differences in their design, capabilities, and intended roles. The distinction arises from how navies categorize and use these vessels.

[@Marcus-p5i5s]

@@infinitytheorem yes, yes, yes. I know all that. HOWEVER, since comparable "carriers" from other countries are being included, the Helo carriers must be included in the US' total.

[@infinitytheorem]

@@Marcus-p5i5s Yea that's fair

[@keithr-xj7zx]

If it goes nuclear, it won't matter who is stronger.😢

[@Wirmish]

Russia have nuclear bunkers for ~70% of its population. In every Russian city citizens have a designated bunker. In the U.S. who have a designated bunker?

[@HeywoodJahblowme]

Russian nukes scare me like the rest of their shitty military. Think McFly think, $100 bucks half of them don't even work.

[@AnneBiebrich]

I am American and I can be honest saying I am scared

[@strawonwalls2534]

​@@Wirmishwouldn't really matter either way especially with bunker busters missiles and all the other missiles that would be fired simultaneously with the nuclear warheads.

[@Grionlam]

​@@strawonwalls2534 who use bunker buster when the nukes dropped mate? 😂

[@RebeccaMcCann-u8d]

When my youngest son volunteered for the Army, he was told he had to lose 20 pounds to make the grade, which he did. I imagine being overweight is one reason some young people are turned away.

[@reliantncc1864]

If we end up in a war with Russia, they'll take people who don't make weight and they'll just work them down to weight. Americans in general have a weight problem and we can't afford to let it reduce the size of the recruitment pool if we're in a major war.

[@markchristensen23]

Being underweight, too, if it's a significant enough amount.

[@danielroberts1342]

I knew a few dudes who were sent to fat boy camp where they did extra shit to lose weight

[@EnglishApache26]

It’s a myriad of physical and psychological conditions that can keep someone from being accepted in the first place. But thankfully military doctors, corpsmen, and medics ALL know that MEPS (Military Entrance Processing Stations) don’t know their ass from a hole in the ground , so it’s actually pretty easy to get waivers for a lot of jobs in the military. Now of course you can’t get waivers for everything, but you would be amazed at what you will get waivers for

[@secludedmisanthrope6388]

At 10:17 he isn't checking to see if their balls are still there. The Russian troops appear to be doing some form of Russian parachute training and when he checks that area, he is checking to see that the parachutes harness is on correctly. You can see the harness straps around the groin area.

[@Arcturus-One]

In Soviet Russia they do check for balls.

[@Shem-x2w]

Tan brown leather I seen that

[@skillen8or]

The reason the military here is shrinking is due to lower national pride and subsequent reduced desire to fight and possibly die for a country that they dont really love. Add to this the lack of support for our troops by our government and its even less incentivized to give your ass to uncle sam. Its really sad, actually

[@DrJBKlein]

The young men and women signing up are patriotic and do not want to deal with woke policies

[@skillen8or]

@DrJBKlein I agree, and I was one of them too a long time ago, but I do understand why people aren't signing up as much as they used to. When you are signing away a big chunk (or potentially all) of your life away, its important to trust that, as a resource, you and your efforts will be used effectively and for purposes you agree with. A lot less people feel that way now then they did a few decades ago, thats all I'm saying.

[@saplingthrasher23]

As a veteran; I can say that who is Commander in Chief plays a role as well. Being a parent of a 15 yr old young man; I would have strongly advised against him joining if Biden or Harris had won. With that said I would support his choice now but will still advise a different path.

[@davidradtke160]

Ehh I think that’s a small part. The military always struggles with recruitment when unemployment is low. Ever recession we see recruiting getting much easier. The health and weight is also a big issue.

[@chanmi1957]

When we were involved in the Vietnam war the US had a draft. I know because my mother worked at the Draft Board. Young men were required to register for the military when they turned 18. This was not voluntary. Some went to Canada to escape the draft. This was also the era of The Cold War between the two world superpowers, USA and Russia. They both had nuclear weapons and the threat of war was scary. Funny fact: the school children would practice "bomb safety" by getting under their desks for protection. (Like that would help) I pray the conflict in Ukraine is ended without a war. Big boys playing with deadly toys is frightening. It's a pissing contest.

[@SuperDrLisa]

Yup duck and cover

[@Wirmish]

Vietnam war was started by the USA with a FAKE story about torpedo hitting a US boat. Same as Iraq with the FAKE Weapons of Mass Destruction. USA only want WARS, everywhere, with any countries that have OIL or natural ressources.

[@SuperDrLisa]

Russia also gives money to join the army which helps the families

[@msjkay16]

​@SuperDrLisa The families exchange their son's life for a cheap car... yeah, that's a good deal.

[@msjkay16]

@chanmi1957 The USSR didn't have the same bomb safety practice in schools. Nobody ducked and hid. Instead, they had a military class as a subject the last 2 years of school. Everyone had to disassemble, clean, and assemble a rifle and learn to shoot it. Plus, the Cold War talking points were everywhere. And the Iron Curtain, similar to the current North Korean ban to travel out of the country. But nobody was scaring people with a nuclear war possibility. Maybe because of the Soviet government arrogance, or because there was something else they wanted the people to be scared of instead. Kind of similar to the current UK, where a person can be jailed for a post that Starmer doesn't like. An 18-year-old got 2 years for standing with a British flag next to a mosque. But rapists go free... Starmer hates Putin but acts like a reincarnated Stalin.

[@pahasapaman]

The guys jumping out of the helicopter were using "rip cords" to open their parachute manually without the jumper having to pull the release lever. The distance is based on the length of the attached tether.

[@Rippinsteo2926]

“Is he checkin to see if their balls are still there?” -Made me spit my soup out, dammit.

[@LuisRodriguez-jj8no]

🤣🤣💀💀

[@005uz345]

Yes very funny. He is checking how the harness goes around the legs. If loose, bad things happen.

[@ajruther67]

He makes me laugh a lot with things he says, particular the words he uses. I've learned not to drink or eat anything when watching his videos.

[@scottywright8146]

I was thinking they were checking for male genitals. 😅😅

[@cjsopinion]

everything is going to be ok my friend, cheers 🍻

[@ourlifeinwashington4114]

Say that to the Ukrainians, Chinese, Middle Eastern women, Haitians, Christians world wide which are now the most persecuted religion with more than 300k killed each year. Say that to the English who are being put in prison for Facebook comments or The Irish who've become second class citizens to those migrants forced on them. Theres 28 active wars at this very moment not to mention floods, droughts, massive disease epidemics, massive inflation, low birth rates and on and on. Nows the time to start reading the New Testament I assure you this is all prophesy happening world wide

[@asmoduce]

"What are they aiming at?!?!?" Remember all the Maths classes you had in school? The classes that taught you stuff you were never gonna use as an adult? Arty is where all those maths come in Arty doesn't need to see a target, to hit a target, that's kind of the point. (for a modern take, think of your phone... and GPS. Now, think of that tech, plugged into a set of calculations that tell you where to point your howitzer's barrel, to hit a target at such and such range. It's the same Maths, the computers are just doing them nowadays)

[@CStone-xn4oy]

Fascinating subject, things go up, things go down.

[@nickinskeep]

​@@CStone-xn4oy 😂

[@barbarasalley]

We have your back, Adam! Always! Bring that sweet little family back on over here. It's a sunny 65 degrees on the Mississippi Gulf Coast today...no fires needed here, yet! By the way, I'm concerned about what's going on in Europe, too, especially now that North Korea has sent troops to Russia.

[@Amandaarford83]

The good thing is North Korean soldiers wouldn’t have ever seen any combat because they haven’t actively fought since the Korean War and sources say their military equipment is not as good as they like to say.

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

Hell no not the Mississippi coast. That weather no way lol, get him here to Ohio. We just get snow 😂

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

@@Amandaarford83I was an Intel Op in Seoul, SK for the U.S. Army. North Korea would be screwed.

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

⁠I was an Intel Op in Seoul, SK for the U.S. Army. North Korea would be screwed. Their stuff is so dated and their soldier are skinny as hell.

[@ajruther67]

Not bad. Just a bit cooler than I would like. It's currently 70 in Southern CA.

[@DougCates-z6v]

Hey Adam, those artillery pieces on tracs that where shooting up in the air at 45 degrees were Howitzers. Howitzers are for indirect fire ( shooting beyond visual range ) about 40 Kilometers away there is a guy or two with a radio and binoculars watching them fall, or a drone and telling them Left 200 meters or drop 50 meters. Cannon, like on a tank shoot direct fire, straight at the visible enemy like 3 kilometers. The ropes on the back of the guys jumping out of the helicopter were rip cords, they open your parachute automatically. The reason the Russian instructor was looking at everyone's cods was to insure they had their harnesses on correctly. I feel sorry for the Russian soldiers, they don't know why they fight and they are so out classed. if you have any questions ask. I'm an infantry Marine and both my sons are soldiers, we have answers.

[@cathirodrigo2933]

Thank you & your sons for y’all’s service. ❤❤❤

[@lisam4503]

What color crayons are your favorite? :)

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

@@lisam4503SMH 😂

[@louisetremblay5603]

@@lisam4503 😂😂😂

[@TheMrDarius]

@@lisam4503lmao goddammit

[@alexishollins1662]

2weeks is BS. You got a civilian with a gun on the front line.

[@BoySnatchingCrackaPriest]

Russian civilians 😂😂😂

[@ВалентинПузыня]

конечно чушь. Если речь о контрактнике, то он проходил 1-2 года срочной службы, до увольнения в запас, потом пол года на полигоне после подписания контракта. Конечно имела место быть ситуация, когда во время частичной мобилизации, людей отправляли на фронт раньше... для стабилизации фронта. Но в основном это были парни недавно уволенные из армии. хотя не исключаю, что из-за тупости военкомов и спешки, в тот момент могли происходить случаи, когда и сорокалетние(не державшие автомат 20 лет) могли попасть на фронт, после ускоренной переподготовки. А если говорить о срочниках, то они даже присягу за две недели не примут. И это не говоря о том, что срочников законодательно запрещено использовать в зоне СВО. Случаи использования срочников были замечены только вначале конфликта, кода по недосмотру небольшое количество срочников не отделили от контрактников. И в случае атаки всу на Курскую область или вылазок ДРГ всу у другие регионы РФ.

[@jimkev68]

gatling gun is still the correct term a gatling gun is the multi barrel gun the name gatling is from the inventor of the original style now its used to describe any gun in that style. even the mini gun you mentioned is a gatling gun

[@caryd67]

Canadian here: when shit goes down, I’ve got you, bud. 🇨🇦🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿

[@prodesign8189]

How do you feel about being part of the US? Just asking because of all the talk about Trump and Tucker joking about liberating you all from Justijn Castro and taking Canada to unite with the US as one North American Unite States. Btw, I love Canada so don't take it the wrong way. I think we already are similar enough culturally to just join together as one country.

[@caryd67]

@@prodesign8189 well on one hand, if I suddenly became American, theoretically I’d also suddenly be allowed to own an AK-47 and a Glock. That’s the good news. But unfortunately, I’d be forced to use them to defend the metric system, legal marijuana, and our healthcare system. Who would I be defending these things from? Ronald Rump and his followers. As far as us not being too culturally different, I completely agree. We could easily cohabitate, and guess what? We’ve been doing so for over a century. But, be careful what you wish for, southern cousins. Canadians don’t want to be Americans, and we’ll prove it demonstrably. As someone else suggested in the comments, Canada has 10 provinces and 3 territories; perhaps the USA could become the fourth territory, and Rump could be the governor. And y’all would switch to metric. Edit: I can’t stand Justin Castro either. Our countries are both in a bit of a pickle, aren’t we..

[@Tylermaddox1911]

He wasn't checking they're balls, but checking the harness. They're wearing a parachute and you don't really want to mess those up.

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

I’m a ex paratrooper. He was checking the reserve parachutes because they’re located at the front near your belly.

[@Herp234]

Ex paratrooper here. He was in fact checking his balls.

[@pahtar7189]

Russia fired the Intermediate Range Ballistic Missile at Ukraine because they wanted to demonstrate that though their army and navy may be struggling, the missile forces are fine. They've developed a brand new rocket and it works as designed. A nuclear deterrent is worthless if potential enemies aren't sure it would work when push comes to shove.

[@markchristensen23]

Yeah, Putin is getting more and more desperate.

[@saplingthrasher23]

Former US Army Paratrooper here. 19:51 that yellow "rope" is called a static line and deploys the parachute automatically. All we have to do is jump/walk out the door and count to 4. If we don't feel an opening shock from the chute; we have the rest of our lives to make sure our reserve chute opens. That's a little dark humor that we are known for in the military; since not getting the reserve ro deploy means you are dead when you hit the ground and it was literally "the rest of your life" that you spent teying to get it to deploy. 😮😂

[@OneTwo-px2jt]

Those are not ropes connected to the soldiers jumping out of the helicopter they're called Static lines it's so the soldier doesn't have to pull the parachute manually

[@EdwardCurl]

Those are repelling ropes. You don't jump out of helicopters with parachutes 😂😂😂😂

[@romant1596]

​@@EdwardCurlyou do my friend if its mi6 hely we're talking about

[@dfcd1432]

@@EdwardCurl kzbin.info/www/bejne/mprYlJarqc1mg5I So confident yet so wrong. Here is a video of US Army paratroopers jumping out of a UH-60 Blackhawk with parachutes.

[@dfcd1432]

@@EdwardCurl So confident, yet so wrong. Here's a video of US Army Paratroopers jumping out of a UH-60 Blackhawk. kzbin.info/www/bejne/mprYlJarqc1mg5I

[@yamahantx7005]

Fun fact! Your french is excused. A Canadian used to be the sniper record holder. This war has created a new sniper warrior, and the gun was a Snipex Alligator. True story! Props to Ukraine to putting up a defense, even if it means Ukraine spends more on their military than any other country. As a percentage of GDP.

[@Pidgeys]

You mean if the U.S. spends more money on Ukraines military...

[@barryfletcher7136]

The United States military uses several types of miniguns on its fighter aircraft, including the M134, GAU-8/A, GAU-22/A, and GAU-13/A: M134 Also known as the "Vulcan" cannon, this six-barreled, air-cooled gun has a firing rate of up to 6,000 rounds per minute. It's used primarily as a fire suppression weapon. GAU-8/A This 30 mm Gatling gun is used on the A-10 Thunderbolt II aircraft and the Navy's Goalkeeper Close-In Weapon System. It's a reliable, high-rate-of-fire weapon for close air support and shipboard defense missions. GAU-22/A This four-barreled Gatling cannon is installed on the F-35A aircraft above the left engine intake. It has a rate of fire of 3,300 rounds per minute. GAU-13/A A smaller version of the GAU-8/A gun with four barrels. It's used in the GPU-5/A weapon pod, which is self-contained and has a rate of fire of 3,000 rpm. The United States generally favors the Gatling gun, while modern European fighter aircraft are usually equipped with the revolver cannon.

[@caseybaker5830]

And the cannon is usually built into the fuselage of fighter aircraft; you can't see it, but it's there.

[@saplingthrasher23]

The gun on most US Fighters is the 20 mm vulcan. The F-35 has a 25 mm GAU 22 both are based off of the gattling gun in the fact that they use multiple rotating barrels to throw lead down range.

[@Parklarblick]

They do have gatling guns. They are located behind and below to the right of the pilot inside the airframe for aerodynamics and so on. If memory serves it's either a 20 or 25mm vulcan cannon.

[@otakuvillain6829]

@19:55 The reason the soldiers has the rope tied to his pack is so that the rope pulls the chute for the soldier when he jumps, all the soldier needs to do is navigate while in the air. It's very common for airborne soldiers to be dropped this way.

[@BryanKrauss-u7y]

They conscripted criminals instead of their prison time

[@BryanKrauss-u7y]

Getting there sentence ended

[@judgemental9253]

17:30 The term you’re looking for is rotary cannon, and yes the F-16 has one, but it’s internal. The muzzle(s) are just to the left of the pilot. The thing you’re looking at under the plane is a targeting pod for ground based ordinance.

[@BryanKrauss-u7y]

As an American i only trust UK as our strongest ally but we cant take on the whole world

[@Squabk1ng22]

Actually….we can lol

[@Lavell-zq4cp]

@@Squabk1ng22alone! 😂😂😂

[@Squabk1ng22]

@@Lavell-zq4cp yup 👍🏼

[@Wvavy]

We can literally take on the entire world lol

[@someperson1829]

@@Squabk1ng22 The whole NATO is struggling with all kinds of ammunition and missiles in a proxy war against Rus alone, yet you think US and UK can take on the whole world? lol. The delusion is strong here.

[@melissa5907]

4 years ago my daughter tried joining the army. 2 weeks before the end of boot camp, she had gotten really sick, bad cold- chest congestion. They made her do some running test and she couldn’t breathe because of it, so they sent her home. Gotta say I was relieved, didn’t want to see my little girl off at some war.

[@ericrose2409]

She didn't get recycled to the next class to finish basic training?

[@Shem-x2w]

Kewl that sweat off

[@lettersANnumbersonly]

“I know not with what weapons World War III will be fought, but World War IV will be fought with sticks and stones” Albert Einstein

[@IrishSetter01]

You should watch the video of Chinese and Indian soldiers fighting in Himalayas. They completely skipped WWIII....

[@lettersANnumbersonly]

@IrishSetter01 I've seen them, that craps hilarious. Tbf though they have a treaty and can't use actual weapons.

[@Shem-x2w]

Meaning back to ancients alike. He right. War war war nothing improve. No wars on earth. Improving and beautiful

[@lettersANnumbersonly]

@@Shem-x2w That's not completely accurate. War is bad, but it's also necessary. We also technologically advanced far more in war times than we ever have in peace. People get lazy when it's peaceful. That's just human nature. What he was saying is that by the third world war we will make something so powerful that we can't control it and it'll cause most people to die. Such as nukes... The fact that he gave it an amount of wars and not an amount of time basically proves your entire point wrong. I mean how many countries should we let be killed and forced into servitude before we fight back? I for one, think the earlier the better, because it's going to happen eventually anyways. We already let Russia basically bomb and massacre Syria into servitude, and now they want to do the same to Ukraine? If their special military operation had gone to plan, they'd be halfway through all of the Baltics by now. Putin literally wants to recreate the old Russian Empire just like a certain mustached man wanted to do with Germany and Europe. Just like that man, I doubt their ambitions would stop there. Their side learned not to commit racist war crimes, we learned not to wait. That's the only difference.

[@omegaz3393]

@lettersANnumbersonly Albert Einstein was an optimist. We have enough nukes today to cause a 10 nuclear winter and even after that, it would take decades before things near climate normal. And most plant life will have died during the nuclear winter(no Oxygen production) Regardless, we've several 1000 nuclear reactors of which nearly all will go Fukushima/Chernobyl. And with no one to intervene will spew massive amounts of radioactive isotopes with half lives of 50k years. Near all life land and sea will cease to exist. Chernobyl would have devastated most of Europe without human intervention. Both Fukushima/Chernobyl increased the average radioactive levels in the world. The U.S. playing silly mind games doubled the claimed safe levels of atmospheric radioactive levels in the world(signed by Obama administration) Anyway, WW4 won't be fought by sticks and stones if WW3 is nuclear. That's right. That's what I said. IF WW3 is nuclear. It doesn't necessarily have to be. WW1 wasn't nor was WW2 though the later ended with a double bang.

[@ericsiskosky2779]

5:09 Because recruitment has started to focus on intersectionality, rather than ruggedness.

[@magnithorsson8268]

Dont worry those platoons in the event of an actual war will be sent in as shock troops to give us enough time to bring back the vets and recruit new boots.

[@terrycarter1137]

Adam, Just wait till the laser cannon and cloaking technology becomes official.

[@Shem-x2w]

Us space lasers can destroy Mach 10 missile. Slow in earth and space is faster. See??

[@terrycarter1137]

@Shem-x2w unofficially a space weapon system already exists aka Star Wars missile defense system, unofficially confirmed by the old space shuttle.

[@Shem-x2w]

@terrycarter1137 corrected, Sad af

[@Dejacoa]

If Russia launched nukes at the US from Russia they would launch them north as crossing the arctic ocean would be the most direct route.

[@Wirmish]

Russia will launch them from EVERYWHERE. They have nuclear submarines EVERYWHERE. And their new ballistic missile, used today in Ukraine, fly at Mach 10. The USA can't intercept them. Nobody can.

[@HeywoodJahblowme]

​@@Wirmish They don't have shit. Half of their crap doesn't even work. I'm guessing most of their nukes work just like the rest of their military.

[@AHangartner]

@@Wirmishokay Ivan

[@Whoyouare-r4z]

​@@AHangartnerremember it Johny

[@magnithorsson8268]

​@@Wirmish dont worry America knows where every single sub is 😂 and we have our own nuclear subs(powered and armed) it is still very much a mutually assured destruction scenario. But only one of us is using high powered directed energy weapons to take out missiles and shooting them in space from sea level 😂 i think we will fare better in America but still be pretty well fucked in the aftermath.

[@Cjamesj88]

Were in WWIII Jr, genuinely it hope it doesn't upgrade to legit WWIII. Btw my theory is the US is not at war for why recruitment is dropping. I left when my contract ended, because the wars were over. Would probably sign up again in a heartbeat if the US was actually attacked.

[@ericrose2409]

People also forget that we smashed the 4th "most powerful" military in 6 weeks. Russia's war with Ukraine has crippled themselves, this would be a fucking one-sided slaughter.

[@Saijansfavorites]

the ropes are attached to their parachutes, so they don't have to pull a cord, once they jump and fall a specific distance (for example the end of the rope), it opens the parachute. it is mainly a safety thing, so they are not pulled too soon, which can cause the soldier to get snagged on something or someone, which could lead to their death, or pull too late which could lead to their death that way too. it is just more efficient that way.

[@calendarpage]

Wuss. We got 2" of snow and it was 33 degrees last night. No one's complaining about it. 😁 I grew up during the height of the Cold War. I was concerned when the Russians invaded Ukraine because I'd been taught that they were a formidable enemy. Nope. Nope. Nope. They can't maintain their equipment, they treat their soldiers like trash, and there's not much done for families while the soldier is away or after he comes home. I saw a lot of Russian POWs interviewed at the beginning who said they had no idea they were going into combat.

[@jayw2716]

Ridiculous post. I was in the US Army during the height of the cold war. I trained in the Fulda Gap at the height of the cold war. Why did you leave out the fact that Russia has 6,000 nuclear missiles and the USA doesnt have the capability to shoot their hypersonic missiles down? Thats where this is going if there is a war directly between USA and russia.

[@christapherevjen2165]

Don’t forget about the mothball fleet. The size of the U.S. mothball fleet, also known as the National Defense Reserve Fleet (NDRF), is around 100 vessels.

[@troymaddux7664]

The training has gotten easier the standards in the us military are trash and what the higher ups in the military are taking it in the wrong direction which is causing currently enlisted troops to leave after and not renewing their contracts

[@darrinlindsey]

Russia fought along side us, in both World Wars. Then ended that connection as soon as the wars were over. They were given East Berlin, and the surrounding area, after WWII. Britain, France and U.S. split the rest of Germany.

[@Wirmish]

The U.S. don't want to share the POWER. That's why they want to destroy Russia. Russia have no debt and plenty of natural ressources. USA have $36 TRILLION of debt and it's out of control.

[@lisam4503]

They weren't given Berlin! I know I am a Berlin Brigade Veteran. They got part of Berlin and East Germany. America, the UK, France and Russia all occupied sections of Berlin and West Germany. That last till the wall came down and German re-unification happened.

[@daveblockabg]

Berlin was split in half eat to soviets and west was decided to us British and France. Hence the Berlin Wall

[@midgetydeath]

More like we fought the same enemy than fought side by side. We weren’t friends.

[@connorwirfs4072]

You're thinking of the A-10 Warthog with the big ass gatling gun on the front. It's literally a gun with wings

[@ajstyles5704]

Also its past its glory, I'm still wondering how on earth we look at our untested army, and actually be so overconfident? We blew up some dingies, and get excited, what? We won Iraq, 1 major war, but even I was corrected during a business meeting like 3 years ago in Switzerland for a business consultation, a Swiss opened my eyes. Iraq went to war with Iran with our support, then went to war with Kuwait, we switched sides and helped Kuwait, and then we attacked them over nothing. We almost lost the war against the Brits, France helped us. We suffered the most casualties in a month in ww2, not even against Germany main army that got destroyed 2 years earlier before DDay. We lost in Korea after almost winning, and we lost all operations after that. We can't even finish off Afghanistan. We lost in Vietnam. You can give me a bunch of excuses of government this and that, but our full strength are spread out, over 500 bases worldwide, navy can't actually just leave their ships and the airforce would require tons of fuel we currently do not have. Defensively we are strongest in the world, yes I'm confident in that, but against Russia, their entire doctrine are different than us, we build 1 that can do it all, they build 5 to do them separately. Think about it, we need to blow up 5 vehicles, they only need to blow up 1. And current conflict, we showed them what we got, with only very few exceptions, f22, full spec A2s, Paladins and B2s, the rest we have given and proven, inadequate, 3 Patriots missiles missing 1 su34? Su 25 no longer in production still flying about? Against our patriots? Overconfident in our ignorance would be our downfall.

[@dfcd1432]

Yes but all US fighters have a 20mm gatling cannon. The A-10 has a 30mm

[@cletus1n3]

The troops leaving helicopters on ropes are about covering where they are landing; they can just slow in a few places, one of which is where the troops drop, but someone watching them on radar doesn't know where they are.

[@mrbigglesworth4619]

Military went woke so people haven’t been wanting to sign up. So actually the opposite of getting harder

[@JamesHunt-e3u]

If a war breaks out, you can come stay in Hawaii with me brotha, lol.

[@Wirmish]

No time for that. The new ballistic missile used by Russia today in Ukraine fly at Mach 10 and nobody can intercept them.

[@gartgrig7802]

The video you just watched is the worst case of propaganda. Every second word in the video is a lie.

[@markchristensen23]

Well, I wouldn't say lies. Some information is not included, because it's classified.

[@Herp234]

It’s more like all of it is true, but there’s more that the public cannot know. Cope.

[@glennbennett9757]

when i was a combat instructor for The Marines, i got the chance to work with British Royal Marines, and those guys were some of the craziest guys ive ever met, but also some of the toughest ive ever met as well. Glad i got that chance.

[@robertmooney571]

All A10 Warthogs have a Gatling gun in their nose cone.

[@Culdcepter]

No, say it right. These particular Gatling guns have a plane built around them 😁

[@tomschonborg439]

American fighter jets do have modern Gatlin guns internally. Fun fact, if the US was limited to only Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard, we would still have the largest Air Force in the world.

[@reliantncc1864]

And the Navy would be the second largest.

[@dfcd1432]

@@reliantncc1864 Navy Aviation is larger than the AF reserve and Air NG so without Active Air Force Navy would be #1

[@newblood5]

Also remember, the USA and Britain was working with Russia in WW2. The Russian Federation even tried to join NATO at one point, Putin put in the application and the USA successfully turned the rest of the nation's against the application and blocked it. So, they tried to work with us despite any criticism. So yeah.

[@Wvavy]

They never applied muhummad

[@davidradtke160]

No they just talked about joining, they never applied.

[@Airborne-80]

Those are not ropes attached to the jumpers. They are called Static Lines and are used to deploy the parachutes.

[@ToddHarvel]

That's actually Ukraine putting a drone together..

[@Tylermaddox1911]

14:20 artillery, mortars and such fire at a arch. Most can hit stuff with 75- 650 yards ,15-30 miles depending if its a mortar or artillery. It basically uses almost like a grid system. You can calculate how much powder, and the trajectory to know where it'll land at what distance. The more you do it the better you get. There's towed, and self propelled artillery. Self propelled looks alot like a tank and usually has defensive things such as smoke, flares etc. it also usually uses a computer, and it's controlled by computer. There's smart rounds and clusters bombs, and cluster mines that can be shot out of artillery. High explosive rounds etc.

[@briancook3035]

Adam we have the A10 Warhog plane that carries a Gatlin gun for close in ground combat. And as to the nukes, we have developed interceptors, to take down nukes launched at the US,

[@varcon_one]

I forgot about those, I feel better now.

[@pvsenser]

We were all allies through WW2, the US and Iran were allied in the 70s and 80s. The US and UK started relations with War....but look at us now, we are the closest friends.

[@magnithorsson8268]

Russia also helped us during the civil war. Told other nations if they sided with the confederates they would declare war immediately with that country. Kept the union from fighting the confederacy and other countries 😂

[@johncarpenter3751]

America isn’t scared of Russia, we got bigger toys and a lot more of them. Shit we got shit you don’t even know about, you know that classified shit. Oh yeah, we got lasers btw…. Fuckin lazer beams!!

[@johnstewart150]

Russia has more and bigger nukes fool

[@Wirmish]

Russia have enough NUKES to destroy the Earth 2 or 3 times. So what are you talking about?

[@EdwardCurl]

​@@Wirmishso does the USA fool

[@EdwardCurl]

​@@johnstewart150the us has roughly the same amount of warheads and missiles...you have no idea what you're talking about

[@HeywoodJahblowme]

​@@WirmishMan isn't capable of destroying the planet. It's a myth.

[@DariasKehl]

The artillery cannons are lofting shells for potential 20+ mile shots. The gun has computers, but gets the shell UP; the shell has the guidance to follow to (pinpoint) target, or analyze the battlefield as it's travelling downrange and sometimes the authority to choose a better target itself inbound. et. al.

[@Madoff51]

американский хомяк кушает пропаганду, приятного аппетита довольный хомяк.

[@cletus1n3]

The carrier was likely doing sea trials to demonstrate capabilities, including the tightest turns the vessel is capable of (to dodge a torpedo, etc.), they don't usually do this but the Navy likes to shake the dust off and fuck around and have a little fun now and then as well.

[@KevinPresents1]

Adam the reason American's are not joining the military is because of leadership and the direction there going in with Politics instead of caring for what really matters Wining and Lives.

[@betteryourlife865]

Wining?? 🤣

[@Raees-Divitiae]

The US actually does have a Gatling gun on a jet. It's the legendary A-10 Warthog, which is still in service. It's designed primarily as a tank killer and sweeping ground enemies off the map. In other words, its primary role is for ground support. They can fly VERY low below the flight deck, and can even stay airborne safely with only one wing. However, the new version is coming out very soon with crazy upgrades, primarily the helmet the pilot wears, and guidance systems. Other than that, not much has been released to the public. You'll know one's coming when you hear the BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRT from the center-front mounted Gatling gun. As for the Naval forces, we have the Carrier groups. The Carrier formation groups consist of multiple different types of naval vessels, in a specific pattern to take out anything that threatens the carrier. Remember, the carriers' biggest defenses are to detect/block enemy signals, and unleash air superiority via the flight deck. This could take forever, so I'm gonna stop now.

[@michaelcsiti152]

Not too long ago i saw a video that some russian soldiers had posted to telegram about their equipment. The armored plates in the soldiers vests had been replaced with squares of plywood and thick sheet plastic. The helmets werent made with ballistic protection and were actually airsoft helmets. The active armor bricks on their tanks had been replaced with bricks of clay. The tourniquets they were provided were from china and produced oout of some material that snapped like they were brittle instead of being able to made tight on a limb. Much of their ammo were pitted with rust and corrosion, and their arty shells were so old from storage that the shells fouled the barrels extremely fast and had the tendency to explode in the barrels about 40% of the time.

[@strawonwalls2534]

Yet somehow there's people who will argue against all this evidence and facts and will say it's US prop

[@andreydron5569]

Have you ever heard of faking news? Cuz' it's just straight up surreal: airsoft helmets, clay bricks and other. I have a friend from Russia, whose uncle was sent to this war, after he came back he told a lot of stories, but mostly about how bad ukranians were in face to face fighting, they can only fly drones and shoot artillery, and about enormous amounts of NATO firearms that the just throw out, because there's too much more firearms than soldiers

[@helenmckeetaylor9409]

😲

[@honeybadger5933]

#1 Anything you hear on main stream media is usually lies, I usually believe the opposite. Russia's military is probably just fine. #2 We're not worried at all, Trump is gonna end this drama.

[@PhxVanguard]

the reason why recruitment is down, and some people make not like hearing this, is because the military's purpose is to maintain readiness for war. war... not pillow fights or fights over who will use which bathroom. the people who want to be in the military are prone to having a certain mindset and they typically want nothing to do with identity politics in the military. if leadership is more concerned with naming the first trans four star general or female to the joint chiefs, then recruitment will continue to suffer. soldiers want to know that their country has their back in all practical ways. look at recruitment ads around the world, just for an example. also, it's a great idea to take out russia's munitions factories and foundries... but outside of poland and maybe italy, there isn't a single western government that would have the stones. 95% of the western politicians are a bunch of neville chamberlains and putin is the modern shitler. they may say nice things about ukraine and send second or third tier weapons, but they also (especially the US until about a week ago) will restrict how ukraine is allowed to use those weapons, forcing ukraine to get very creative with limited man power and resources. but, now the US has lifted restrictions on how ukraine uses the weapons we provide, and that is exactly why russia launched an ICBM at ukraine yesterday. long story short, ukraine is fighting a war that the west no longer has the stomach for. and the same people (politicians) who want to race to make recruitment more "equitable" and meet certain quotas, and tuck soldiers in at night and have pillow fights for training are the same people who are all too happy to send ukraine weapons that will drain russia slowly for us, but won't allow ukraine to make a decisive strike. we are happy to see millions dead and wounded and will facilitate it on both sides, as long as we can stand on the sidelines and watch.

[@ViolentKisses87]

The TLDR version of this The military went WOKE and Americans are tired of thanklessly policing earth, Thus manly men that usually join arent.

[@freedomefighterbrony9053]

A plane using prop engines don’t make it old it’s just simply another form of propulsion

[@Arcturus-One]

True, but the Tupolev Tu-95 was introduced into service in 1956. In this case it is old, although very capable of dropping a lot of ordnance if it gets to its target.

[@BusterTucker]

YES Adam America is and has been Allies with the UK since 1776 a long time and we ain't goin anywhere so YES we got your back!

[@dougkennedy4906]

Actually we were not allies until after the war of 1812. When the UK got tired of loosing.

[@isaacpoldervaart4291]

Your “Gatling Gun” (😂) is on our A10 Warthog. It is a beast of a plane.

[@reliantncc1864]

More like the plane is on the gun. Most don't realize that the gun takes up something like 2/3 the length of the fuselage.

[@HomerSimpson-gr1uj]

Russia is out dated. Thing to remember is Russian's nuclear stockpile is likely no longer fissile. Meaning that the enriched uranium and plutonium their nuclear weapons use has decayed to point that it cannot reach critical mass to initiate a nuclear explosion.

[@georgemetz7277]

I just made a comment that it was probably stolen years ago. But there are other issues with old missiles that haven't been maintained. I think the uranium and plutonium isn't the issue since their half-lives are very long. Tritium on the other hand is only 12 years.

[@davidcoomes4944]

The comment about why does he have a rope attached when jumping out of the helo more then likely a black hawk is because that would be air assault troops. They rappel out of helicopters and are used for rapid pinpoint engagements.

[@BryanKrauss-u7y]

Biden and Harris those commey Marxist put us in this situation Trump will take us out it and either end with diplomacy and let western take care of it Americans are tired of flipping the bill. What poland doing?

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

I’m a ex paratrooper retired at the age of 39 82nd Airborne Division US Army OIF. He was checking the reserve parachutes because they’re located at the front near your belly. Not their ding a lings, but that was funny 😂

[@itsnate23]

3:13 yea its true we gotchu we nato

[@JosephWilliams-r2m]

Absolutely 👍 💯

[@williamdodson7654]

You might be thinking of our A10 Warthog, it’s a gun with a jet built around it, the gun is about the same size as a Volkswagon bettel and is mainly used for air to ground operations

[@tommycarr9020]

I read the comments and really didn’t see anybody telling you why Americans are not signing up for the military because the-military went woke but now that we got the Democrats out and Republicans back in I wouldn’t mess with America

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

19:50 I’ve commented a few times but again I’m a ex Army Paratrooper. Those are static lines connected to the helicopter and to the parachute on our backs. We have a reserve parachute below our belly. They pull the parachute out right away when we exit the aircraft. They’re doing low altitude jumps to get to the ground quickly and that’s why the parachutes open quickly. You jump out of helicopters, C-17s, and C-130 aircraft this way as well. But yep they pull the parachute out right after you jump. My 1st Sergeant made sure I got my last static line and framed it for me. Go do a video on US Army Airborne School, you’d love it. I had to take 800 mg Ibuprofen for weeks 😂

[@5Ring]

Putin initially wanted Ukraine because of its recourses, now, it's a matter of his personal pride.

[@jeffjones6221]

Actually it's a buffer from NATO. It been going on for 30 years...most Americans aren't really aware of the actual cause of Ukraine or the Crimean that Putin grabbed under Obama.

[@Davidjackman572]

pride cometh before the fall

[@budslack3729]

@19:30 They jump out of heli's on ropes called " fast lines" its so that the heli can stay in a low hover without having to go wheels down incase of inccoming fine where they need to bug out fast. Soon as your boots hit the ground the carabiner unclips in less than a second or you can cut the rope in an emergency at let them take off with whoever is still onboard. Thats what the head tap are for, to let the guy know the last guy is down and off rope so its ur turn. (hope that helps]

[@kendallneason3645]

What worries me is that Russia has nuclear weapons and an unpredictable leader. We are in the process of changing over leadership to a former president who is not strong with foreign policy. Things are worrisome but Americans will band together and we spend a fortune on our defense.

[@AngelofDeath-Y2K]

Lmfao r u serious? Under trump we had peace.

[@kendallneason3645]

@ yep I’m serious. Isn’t it great that as Americans we can have different opinions about our country and leaders? We need not be so divided! We are in dire need of strong, younger leaders in our country. And it’s far past time that a woman be elected as president of our country. I hope one comes along that brings us all together.

[@markchristensen23]

​@@AngelofDeath-Y2KSure, we will likely have peace with Russia, because Czar Trump will join his best friend in annihilating the Ukrainians. It will be a test of our military, and those make our weaponry. We'll see, at that time, if those people are Americans, or Russians parading as Americans.

[@varcon_one]

We have interceptors for said nuclear weapons.

[@Stoyan1985]

I'm so sorry but your actual leader papa Joe the delulu Biden is unpredictable and those lunatics in UK government are following those idiots

[@Tylermaddox1911]

A Gatling gun is basically a hand cranked mini gun, one you make it battery powered and controlled by a trigger it becomes a mini gun, depending on the size it'll be called a auto cannon.

[@seanmillette4323]

Why aren't people joining the US military? How much time you got? Expect that number to go up after January.

[@twelvewingproductions7508]

2:17 The US has everyone's back... even our defeated enemies. That's a major part of our problem. It's a strength politically since no nation can point to any kind of imperialistic aspirations on our part... but I can tell you that we are getting kind of tired of being the world's policeman. It's time that other nations set up structured governments that actually work (on our model) and actually seek to bolster their own nations while at the same time assisting other nations through trade, technological advancement and aid where needed. And yes... we do appreciate that many nations do stand with us when we have to get out the belt on occasion and take a country like Russia behind the wood shed for punching the neighbor kid for no reason.

[@Shadowghost2003]

So mayb this is y Russia has North Korean troops in their army now considering that Russia doesn’t even have the population to fight Ukraine anymore. Thats axtually crazy

[@munnychinni5386]

Same American lies😂😂

[@Shadowghost2003]

@@munnychinni5386 I mean I did say mayb and I’m not just American

[@reliantncc1864]

​@@munnychinni5386Every significant news outlet that covers global events has reported that North Koreans have been brought into the war.

[@Salty_11C_Vet]

The artillery aims crazy high because of the long range reach that they can fire the large rounds.

[@christysesseman4628]

Hello Adam. We got you. With Trump coming back he will take care of it.

[@pacmon5285]

Lol. Nope.

[@LookforJo]

Wrong pacmon, Biden's Administration was on duty for this war, and Israel too for that matter. Under Trump they're were NO wars . Facts Matter. Don't listen to liberals Adam. They hate Trump and don't even have any facts to back it up.

[@colinfraser7150]

I just always have to add; This is the stuff we don''t mind Russia, China, North Korea, not only knowing about, but also practicing against. If you don't think the Joint Chiefs and the DoD are loving this moment to gauge responses and tactics in open warfare against likely enemies without risking US troops you're nuts.

[@stevehatton4631]

Of course we have your back!

[@michaelsander6039]

This is not WWIII. This is Putin desperately trying to show he’s in charge. The only people i worry for are our Ukrainian friends who were illegally invaded. Now I can’t speak for what will happen when Putin’s best friend Trump takes office in January but I pray my USA continues to support Ukraine through this.

[@so3683]

Trump is already working on peace you dolt

[@ItsWhatYouThinkItIs]

Frump won’t help Ukraine. That’s one of the reasons why frump won’t be inaugurated 😊

[@charlescox86]

It will be up to congress mostly I think.

[@Bearfacts01]

Idiot!

[@michaelsander6039]

@@charlescox86unfortunately when Trump says to the MAGA Congress jump they say how high.

[@TF-vi6kj]

enjoy your comments... interesting to listen to someone reacting to these types of topics that isn't necessarily a self-proclaimed "expert"... well done

[@Samhain606]

Courtesy of good ol Joe Biden

[@reaperbsc]

Biden for MT. Rushmore!

[@robertdock-dn7wy]

It’s crazy how little you know about the military

[@RogerKrow78]

Imagine thinking about attacking someone while considering their annual military budget compared to every other nation's combined budgets, just compare, and imagine what encourages that mentality.

[@charlescota9562]

Submarines; Tomahawk missiles coming from both sides of their country with multiple flight profiles and warheads (depending on the target). We can practice on Ireland - preferably the west coast and see how long it takes

[@hankhaney3785]

Da boy is wrong. There would be very little if any air to air combat. Missiles and long range radars took care of that.

[@johnmackey3937]

Glad to see new videos on the military in any country.

[@gamingsasquatch3357]

The 20/30mm Vulcans/Electric Gatling Gun is internal with a small port to reduce air drag on aircraft. The straps on jump troops, pulls the rip cord to deploy the chute automatically at a safe distance from aircraft. And I’d like to correct the video, US Navy has 11 Super Carriers, with additional smaller variants that tend specific jobs.

[@jamesemerick1172]

Ppl in us have to sign up for selective service system if us drafts ppl for war once they turn 18

[@92Rocks]

If they try to pull a draft, do you really think American kids are gonna show up to go die in Ukraine when they can’t get jobs and and can’t afford a house nope or every afford a family? American kids will tell them to go jump in the lake, but Trump’s not gonna do that. KamelToe would have. American kids are not going to World War III bank on it.

[@JC-xz4ec]

Well, males do. Females don't have to, but aside from that, you're correct.

[@BuckyBarnesNC]

I’m a 39 yr old retired US Army vet OIF 82nd Airborne Division/Intelligence/Paratrooper veteran. Adam, I’d have your back man. I got you haha.