Russia’s Most Lethal and Mysterious Naval Machines Exposed

[@TheRealAirBlade]

brother do your research, you showing cv-3 saratoga as you introduce her. the forrestal class was the cv-60. no carrier after ww2 had a straight deck

[@what_you_say-_-]

Is it an aircraft carrier tho?

[@0815Skorpio]

In the Hovercraftsection is footage for the american one, its just filler for the background, getting enough footage from stuff is difficult so using filler that is related in a kind helps the prevent repeating the same footage every 2 minuntes.

[@georgejackson4105]

This guy knows 'words'! He often puts them together in weird non-sequemtial ways, with many unrelated images, while adopting a weirdly conspiratorial tone to his narrative. This video is the exact definition of a 'hot mess'. Low production quality, low effort, low accuracy - and that's not to mention the over-loud music that permeates throughout this abomination of an effort!

[@mr.bianchirider8126]

1:46 “Operational range of 65km per hour”. I thought you measure range in distance, not distance per unit time. At any rate, an interesting video. Thank you.

[@goldcountryruss7035]

Those big hovercraft would be very vulnerable to small drones with a simple chunk of steel to destroy the huge fully exposed propellers. Huge, clunky, vulnerable, and very expensive it is not surprising that we don't actually see them in use today. If both Russia and Ukraine possess them, why haven't we seen one in use?

[@Sitzenleben]

This vid shows what most of the economy of the soviet union was dedicated to. Hence, much of the country was left neglected.

[@Iskelderon]

Back then, it was the military and the pockets of the leadership, now even the former has to bleed to fill the latter.

[@Iskelderon]

Nice stuff to decorate the bottom of the Black Sea.

[@mike4480]

Thanks for

[@martimasters7704]

The music is too loud, does not fit the contect of the video, and it would be better just to get rid of it. The music makes it difficuit to hear the narrator and it's really distracting because the narrator is giving a lot of technical details.

[@dorena7495]

Clean out your ears then...smh or change your sound settings.

[@svanderlaars]

What's it with you guys and your music levels lately, is your audio guy deaf? 😅

[@rollyherrera623]

That AK-630M is a beast with its 30mm munitions....Thats only 10mm shy of a Grenade launcher! Thats alot of explosive lead showering an area....

[@auro1986]

now it's age of cheap drones so let them make submarines

[@JohnCraig-y6f]

Yet another sales pitch for Putin's goodies!

[@Mic-uc2sm]

Museum exhibit 😂😂😂

[@THB1945]

Cool

[@Dcale]

My god, the music made my ears bleed, wtf?

[@killerhaus2012]

All this stuff is all well and good but where is it all been since Ukraine been blowing up their boats like their canoes in a fishing pond

[@rnewman9365]

Bigger is not always the best,sometimes you have to make the best,better ,choices must go first to safety and next the price,RUSSIA is going broke, and the world knows this,no one fears a paper tiger.

[@viciousstarfish]

This is why I cannot watch this guy's stuff anymore; it adds unneeded bullshit. It's all about worthless politics of projects, building it, and other history that is not needed. What the hell does this landing craft have to do with this? I don't care if he word merges the extra crap in; he's just wasting time. Thumbs down, unsubscribe.

[@BMD765]

Soviet era junk