The Howitzer Designed to Obliterate North Korea

[@Flesei]

i was so disappointed after seeing the title

[@JustJohn505]

who changed the title

[@fatfurry]

me.

[@CieplinskiPawel]

Poland just received first batch of K9s and tanks K2. *THANK YOU KOREA!* We've bought hundreds more, eventually will produce licensed K9PL and K2PL!

[@DeadDolphinMan]

@MR Blaze Pukka what

[@DeadDolphinMan]

@MR Blaze Pukka yeah what else they gonna do lmao, selling them is basically equivalent to giving them in this particular deal

[@Twallrion]

Why? Russia just wanted to save those poor ukranians from satanism and Nazis and stuff. As long as you don't have those, you don't need to fear the mighty red army

[@CieplinskiPawel]

@MR Blaze Pukka Lol, they sold us *BUILD FOR THEM* units just a few months after order. FUI: it takes *years* between such order and delivery, manufacturing process takes times and production lines don't just lay there waiting for work. *This was unpresidented!* Contract to not only become independent from any parts manufacturing outside of Poland but also rights to modernize to entirety different *PL* version is also not common deal.

[@CieplinskiPawel]

@@DeadDolphinMan They _gave_ us units build for Korea and we've paid for them. As that's extremely short delivery. So Korean Army will wait for theirs for longer, and mind you who's their neighbors on the North... And we're *thankful* for that!!! The contract on more common conditions, to be delivered in few years, will offer our independence in spare parts production, which from current delivery chains crisis is super important. Also we bought rights to, also in years to comes, create K9PL and K2PL that will be modernized to the extend we will also have rights to sell them as unique version.

[@owl5553]

bring back the old title

[@artistjoh]

Hanwha Defense Industries Australia are building a new factory for manufacturing the K9 in Australia. The new facility included R&D and testing facilities for ongoing development of the howitzer. Construction began in April and the factory and facilities will be finished in 2024. The Australian variant is called the K9 Huntsman, and is similar to the Norwegian K9 VIDAR. Excellent, as we need as many of these howitzers being built as possible. Also all Korean export K9's use Australian Bisalloy armor plating. Also in April Hanwha convened a meeting in Korea between the militaries of Australia, Estonia, Finland, Norway, and South Korea to share user experience of the K9 in service and to take feedback about improvements sought by operators and to discuss potential developments such as a robot version, using railguns and other future weapons systems. It seems Hanwha is very serious about the long term evolution of the platform.

[@sherlockholmes4700]

bro I don't know why but your voice puts me in war mode lol, your voice is perfect for these videos

[@Jamesdhkim]

The hardest part was loading the shells, besides that it was all automatic so pretty confortable machine for the crews. Also it turns into a giant refrigerator during winter when you turn off the engine. But Still proud to serve as a K9 artilleryman from 7th self propelled artillery brigade.

[@josedorsaith5261]

How cold do winters get over there?

[@Jamesdhkim]

@@josedorsaith5261 I think it was about -17~ -20°c at the time

[@laurencekelly5081]

North Korea has nukes locked and loaded that will definitely obliterate south Korea so best not to try and obliterate the crazy fat man.

[@electricburning]

@@Jamesdhkim 수고하셨습니다 복무에 감사드립니다 전 적어도 6년 길면 11년 남았습니다…

[@TDK2K]

Much respect!

[@adamgroszkiewicz814]

The feed system for that automated rearmament vehicle made my jaw drop.

[@Fossillarson]

Same ! To think how well they could just clear entire line punch big holes in norths defense

[@a-fl-man640]

yeah that's pretty slick. we didn't have that on our M-109s. and the resupply vehicle is sweet also.

[@jstriker623]

Made me think of a dark prison shower room😳

[@bgshin2879]

Someone described it as using M1 Garand vs M4. M1 was a great rifle but has no magazine. When you are in a battle, that becomes a huge issue in modern warfare. Whereas K9 has auto resupply vehicle which works like a magazine that goes everywhere with you and carries just over 2 full stack loads and only takes less than 5 mins. PhZ2000 many carry 60 rounds vs K9 48 rounds, but manual reloading will take hell lot longer and expose the crew to outside conditions. FYI, all rounds have barcodes and automatically designated once loaded to K9 and K10. The autoloader on K9 can select required rounds as per the command from central command centre without doing anything. When it requires a specific rounds resupply, K10 would supply automatically what is needed. That is sick!

[@cascadianrangers728]

Damn, if I had to describe this thing in one word it would be "formidable"! That resupply system is slick!!!

[@arnoldsherrill2585]

I like the idea of a US Army variant of this licensed for manufacturer here. And that rearmament system is a artillery battery Commanders dream on steroids

[@cpt_bill366]

Funny, because it looks a LOT like an M109 with features from the cancelled Crusader

[@Chironex_Fleckeri]

The Army gets told "We have the world's largest and second largest air force. We don't need to invest a lot in our SPG modernization." There may just be a very high vehicle loss rate, and so maybe the future will be in drones that act as artillery, air support, casevac, and God's Eye level battlefield awareness

[@jimmartin5362]

If they will let you unleash it at the commanders will to totaly oppress the enemy!!!

[@philkelly8031]

Thank you for the history lesson on South Korea l wondered how come South Korea has developed into a country that has designed many great weapon systems even their very own Tank that are selling all around the World now also a Country that has fought hard to keep it's fragile peace with the North.

[@christophermontoya6178]

There’s no peace treaty between North and South Korea .

[@Wooargh]

litraly every one of there weapons is a copy of one of our weapons omg

[@mohameddiaby835]

@@Wooargh , it still doesn't change the fact that a country that was absolutely dirt poor 60 years ago has grown to be able to copy our weapons and making those "copies" as good as the originals (if not even better in some cases).

[@MiddleClassAmerican]

@@Wooargh how did you come to a conclusion all of Korean made weapons are copies? cause it has wheels and a barrel? we didn't 'copy' if anything we 'paid' for the patents. then again, why would i bother arguing with an uneducated kid who literally can't even spell 'literally'.

[@alecblunden8615]

No other country has been under such a threat for so long. .Necessity is the mother of invention- and the results are not copies.

[@lineoflads1388]

The narration, music and content from this channel is just amazing!

[@bluewater454]

Funny that I don’t remember this conflict hitting the news wires. This could have started another full blown Korean War.

[@JohnWick-stardawg]

I remember it

[@andrewwetzel6036]

Start another war? The war has never ended. Both sides agreed to stop actively shooting and invading each other in 1953, but the war still goes on. 30 days continuously or 60 days total in South Korea allows a US servicemember to be considered for war duty in Korea.

[@johnwhitehurst474]

It Made global News look it up!

[@bluewater454]

@@andrewwetzel6036 Yes, I realize that there was never a formal cease fire between the north and south since America pulled out of Korea and the DMZ was established, but practically speaking the war has been over for more than half a century. And with all of those guns and missiles pointed at each other, it wouldn’t take much for it to start up again.

[@singletrack29349]

I was there. 6/37 FA. The Chenoan didn’t make big news here either.

[@Digmen1]

Wow, that automatic re-loading system is amazing! ]They should keep that quiet

[@trope5105]

i had no idea that north korea actually has ever attacked south korea's soil since the war.

[@willgallatin2802]

Sadly there is regular weapons fire from the 80's to today. Usually small arms pot shots across the 38th parallel. Border sentries are told not to stand still in sight of NK positions.

[@trope5105]

@@willgallatin2802 that surprises the shit of of me. All this things I thought it was a stale conflict

[@willgallatin2802]

@@trope5105 U.S. troops stationed in SK get hazard pay for good reason.

[@bcamcam2]

was there 2002-2004, small pop shots are a regular occurrence. at least once a month. and then the usual small artillery shooting at each others propaganda speakers..... Can't even remember how many "real" alerts we had, and every time we went to the field to train the North would go on alert. Of course my unit was always shooting 155mm almost in the DMZ...lol

[@aaaaaaaard9586]

Armed commando infiltration was very frequent since the ceasefire. They'd come in a submarine, hide in mountains, killing civillians and soldiers. There was even an incident where they gotten pretty close to the presidential office, before all of them but one was killed during a gunfight. The NK survivor is still alive and he lives in SK as a civillian.

[@echonova3125]

guuh, my FEBA barracks was located within forward artillery base and whenever those K-9s did their fire exercise my ears would ring all day long

[@Tobi-ln9xr]

Great Video👍 A comparison between the K9 Thunder and the PzH 2000 would've been cool.

[@JPieman]

I'm sure that there was some assistance from the US for both the PzH2000 and K9. Both show remarkable resemblance to the Crusader Program, which Congress ditched late in development. I was assigned to 2/82FA 1Cav in 1998, which was helping to develop the SOP for the Crusader at the time. It wasn't that the Crusader wouldn't work, but that the propellant was causing cost overruns, and if they had switched to powder like the PzH2000 and K9, we would have had it for a while now.

[@dermozart80]

@@JPieman German here. There is a long interview with the actual chief engineer of the PzH2000 where he explains in detail about how and what were the design challenges for the PzH. And I can assure you, if there is one thing we Germans do not need, than it is foreign engineering support 🙂

[@iggysfriend4431]

The ammunition carrier resupply vehicle is quote quite impressive.

[@Wichitan]

As an FO for the old M110s in US inventory back in the 70s, all I can say is WOW. Really impressive stuff.

[@mcasteel2112]

What?! Im sorry Art, can you type a little lounder! I lost my hearing on them damn things!

[@Wichitan]

​@@mcasteel2112 Hah! I hear you! I remember a group of us were standing about an eighth of a mile out in front of a battery when command decided to splash without bothering to tell anyone. After we stood up, wiped our drawers out, and let the ringing subside (about a day), we decided we didn't want to do that again. 🤣

[@annehansen7496]

In Norway we have k9 and k10 😁👍🇳🇴

[@Lancista]

_The SPH that every single army want._

[@bangdoll4500]

Note: The K9 SPH is currently being tested for U.S.-made guided artillery and range extended ammunition. It is said that it passed the test of six shots per minute. The possibility of an American K9 with an American-made titanium L58 barrel on the K9 will be made.

[@jameswright2974]

North Korea still not deafeted

[@jameswright2974]

Still at war 100 % yankee 98 % stupid

[@jameswright2974]

Wait till winter Like usa girt shafted in Vietnam Afghanistan to date 20 yrs still no victory just chaos and plunderd wealth now Hitler ideology sanctions on Russia arts stolen musicians banned sports men and woman banned choirs property as was perpetrated on the Jews now usa dollars will not exist outside eu in next 50 years usa infrastructure and land disintegrating east coast inhabitable as the did with Australia testing nukes on the islands in the pacific

[@redred222]

@@jameswright2974 lol the only reason there still is a north korea is because of china, and china does not give a crap about the leadership of north korea has said it many times, would not be surprised if they went in to take the country, if the north sends out a nuke anywhere they are done, they will be at war with 45 countries

[@Maddog-xc2zv]

great artillery hardware. no wander the k9 it's also being bought by Poland and soon many other allied coutries, as Caesers, PzH-2000 (I see the US palladin as less good), Zuzanas can't be produced in time to it's own army, Ukraine and others. in the future, near one so-so (2024), maybe the M1299 turn to be the king of the battle. Till then, in an time of uncertainty, the SK-K9/A1 is a great choice. Eager to see the A2 version, hopefully in real fire drills and not in real battlefields.

[@meligoth]

Anyone who has been stationed in SK (Camp Howze in my day) close to the DMZ knows how ridiculously difficult the terrain is for any NK ground force to traverse South. From rock drops, natural and man made bottlenecks with logistical anticipation where they would likely move, cause they have no choice. All the defenders have to do is hold with home field advantage as long as possible til reinforcements arrive in greater numbers than the present force within days. Nukes? South Korea can be rebuilt, North Korea will be erased from existence if that's what they want.

[@JohnSmith-yv6eq]

That's why tunnels.........

[@kiabtoomlauj6249]

Don't be silly. If there's an out and out war, with the North using Nukes against the South --- it doesn't matter that they'd all die, too, yes --- almost all South Koreans would die instantly, from 5 ICBM nukes, each containing 3 to 5 MIRVs, each MIRV up to 20 times the crude, 10,000 giant FAT MAN dropped on Nagasaki, 1945. The rest would suffer horribly from radiation and die soon after.... making most big South Korean cities (land, homes, water, trees, etc) unlivable for decades, due to radiation contamination... And South Korea likely has more than 5 ICBMs now, since 50% of their small well kept defense budget goes toward nuclear weapons, the ONLY thing they know would deter the South and the US from pre-emptively striking against North Korea. Those NK guys are still living in the 1950s - 80s, highly indoctrinated & deluded, so they would use nukes, if provoked.

[@bobhughes1750]

Aug of 1976's tree incident came close as well. I was there!

[@bastordd]

The power U.S show that day because of the tree incident was epic... Having nuclear bombs ready to deploy say someting...

[@williamjeffersonclinton69]

No shit? What was that like. That's a hell of a situation there.

[@bobhughes1750]

@@williamjeffersonclinton69 It scared the hell out of me once I saw 2nd D moving north from my location on top of a mountain at a HAWK Missile battery which was only a few km's south of the DMZ.

[@oneshotme]

Enjoyed your video and I gave it a Thumbs Up

[@mhh7544]

We also have aquired (Finland) K 9`s.

[@cyrilio]

Would love to see a video about the US Harpoon system.

[@josephpacchetti5997]

Excellent Video, Thank You Sir.

[@HokkaidoHiguma-j3j]

Conflict is far from over. I live in Japan and North Korea shot more missiles over Yamagata and Miyagi today. I hope Japan will continue to work closely with South Korea and US to end this sooner rather than later. China better put its dog back on its leash.

[@ronblack7870]

japan needs to have missiles and fire them near north korea. and also get/ develop anti missile system so if n korea fires missile anywhere even slightly close japan blow it out of the sky. who the fuck does n korea think they are?

[@ianrobinson8974]

04/11/2022 THANK YOU. Australia is building some 25 of these beauties; we probably need to double this number. Hopefully the Redback APC will soon follow.

[@meditationsoundscapes5203]

The K9 love it. our DogTank

[@movingaboveandbeyond]

Great video!!! I really liked this. Very very interesting

[@mikeb46]

In 1968 the towed 155MM howitzer could consistently drop shells on a 3 x 3 foot target from 11 miles away. The barrel had rifling like a snipers rifle. I know because the forward observer often times had to call our shells in close to him to drive away attacking viet cong. The curtain of steel was all that made it possible for him and his team to survive. The increased stability of a self propelled howitzer should enable it to be even more accurate. I'm certain the newer versions are at least as accurate and have a longer range making them a very devastating weapon.

[@shakeypudding6563]

Some examples of its use in battle would be nice.

[@shaun469]

Its up there with an archer system for sure

[@GARBO96]

Lol did they not consider shooting down a passenger airliner a "trifling incident"

[@DominusNox106]

This weopen reminds me of an old prototype called the Crusader.

[@tombillard5264]

the north would get hammered in short order and the slaves would be liberated

[@howardsimpson489]

It's very sad, NK developed it's hatred of US and Japan after being treated really badly by the west. Their effective defense backed by China was crushed by huge west advantage the result being a ruling military class that developed into a ruling family. Being ripped off and isolated from international thinking like Russia, the results are what we see now.

[@coolcoolercoolest212]

It’s an interesting system. Each shell has a dog in it that will bite the targeted enemy.

[@Bluehawk2008]

Why would they shoot their rations at the enemy?

[@terencejay8845]

@@Bluehawk2008 Past their 'eat by' date.

[@zero_bs_tolerance8646]

Thank you.

[@mattclark6246]

Both North Korea 🇰🇵 & South Korea 🇰🇷 still fighting like neighbors over their land border Rocket 🚀 man 👨 so jealous of the west & free nations and democracy Thank god for South Korea 🇰🇷 There new advanced technologies is always increasing like the terminator phase Shalom dove 🕊️ of peace ☮️

[@Matt-bm6cv]

Its been more than a decade to serve as a crew of k9 but its still interesting to see how the other guys see it in 3rd point of view. It was a shit but fun experience to be in army 🤣

[@chrislloyd261]

Question could a Javalin or tandem shaped warhead penetrate through the top if not what size warhead would be needed at what speed etc.

[@jonny2954]

Yes. Javelins can destroy modern MBTs, SPH's are much less heavy armored than MBTs. But, if a dismounted AT team targets your Artillery several kilometers behind the frontline several things have gone very wrong already.

[@misterwafflezzz]

4:47 what are you doing, step-howitzer?

[@snowfuca]

and still, its brother german pzh 2000 broke down in ukraine and did not manage to meet the actual battelfield requirement. It may be the case for this one also

[@jonny2954]

Incorrect. PZH 2000 were just firing so much they required maintenance sooner than other, slower firing systems. Did not break down, also met and exceeded requirements. That's why Ukraine ordered several RCH 155, PZH 2000's successor.

[@snowfuca]

ukraineans were very pissed about its wear and tear and low fire volume(they shot fast but not much). All broke down( or destroyed) and require heavy and expensive maintenance in other countries. Ukrainean fighters are flagging them as unreliable hardware because in an *actual* real combat scenario they find that they need to shot vast amount of projectiles because they fight with low forces density, not few and then move it. Im not an military expert by any means but they may be for hit&run doctrine of NATO, apparently in ukraine conflict is not working as intended.

[@jonny2954]

@@snowfuca Yeah no i gonna need a source for that brotha.

[@snowfuca]

defense analysts. I am actualy from eastern europe so they probably dont speak your language. But do your own research on that, any source can be dismissed by some

[@disposabull]

@@snowfuca What do you expect? NATO gear is all designed around precision, not wiping out entire cities with artillery. You shouldn't be using a scalpel like an axe. Any of the super accurate artillery pieces will be high maintenance, they are supposed to be used in an environment with a high level of air, infantry and logistic support. Ukraine is fighting a WWI style trench & artillery war, if NATO was fighting in Ukraine against Russia all of Russia's anti air & command gear would be taken out by missiles in a couple of days and then ground attack air craft would be taking out all of the artillery\tanks etc from high altitude out of reach of any manpads.

[@lordisback1947]

make video on koalitsiya self propelled artillery

[@spxnecxrdpixlr]

Why did you change the title

[@howardmallisonii503]

I object to the phrase "ended the war" as all the armistice did was to delay the continuation.

[@Thirdbase9]

King of Battle!

[@zaintlouis]

That can be answered with a simple cheap Lancet drones

[@derrickanderson2783]

* Ukraine has entered chat *

[@j.robertsergertson4513]

🖕 Ukraine !

[@lairdsteele2817]

They have no electricity so they haven’t been able to get online to enter the chat

[@bonk9614]

@@lairdsteele2817 💀😆

[@pricelessppp]

Taiwan has entered the chat.

[@non-human3072]

The ADF has been listening. . . .

[@catsupchutney]

South Korean's are badass.

[@Blinkybills]

Australian army is also buying K9 Thunder

[@guylelanglois6642]

Not sure, but i don't think the war has ever been declared over.

[@onebridge7231]

Appears to have same design flaw of T72. The shells are stored with the crew and no blast doors or dividers. An aerial attack Javelin type weapon will have these beast entering the Turret High Jump competition. Something the Russia/Ukraine war has demonstrated in spades!

[@Jeff55369]

If you've got enemy infantry hounding your artillery , you've got massive problems with your frontline.

[@howardsimpson489]

These are howitzers, artillery, not battle tanks. Not intended for front line.

[@shotime95]

These are SPGs not tanks, they're not supposed to be in range of anything short of the enemy SPGs

[@michaeldy3157]

Great stuff. I still think the leopard and abrams are just a tad better than a black panther tank. Barely. But this is the best tracked arty out there by far.

[@JadeParker-r6q]

You still don't realize that the world's weapons are changing. We don't produce tanks in Germany. It's only produced in licensed Greece. Abrams has no offensive power unless it's a depleted uranium bomb, right? Also, do you know that depleted uranium bombs are not sold abroad?

[@DiogenesOfCa]

That's one K9 who bite is as big as it's bark.

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

so they had 4 of them

[@allenlovell1604]

Impressive howitzer cannon 👏! I am curious as to how it measures up against suicide drones like the Ukrainian Army is using against the Russians ? I've seen hundreds of Russian tanks and other vehicles blown apart like a jack in box or torn into scrap metal 🤔?

[@twotrackjack2260]

Much of that had to do with the design of ruzzian tanks from what I understand. The auto reload system in the turret has proven to be a particularly good target, hit it right and it detonates the tank shells in the reloading system causing the turrets to get blown off the chassis in many cases.

[@MarcinMoka1]

Poland made a good decision going for this beautiful beast. Thank you ROK!

[@richardcarlson1850]

The development of much longer range artillery is much overdue!

[@Fl-Pride]

Just have to say, that your narrations are fantastic!

[@kya6816]

80's north korea's terrorism has quite cringe reason. North Korea tried to create an atmosphere of fear, like the Munich Olympics, North aim of disrupting South Korea's 1988 Olympics. In the end, North Korea asked for a joint hosting to south, then they'll stop hostile action. North want North's game was played in Pyongyang because they dont want to show that South Korea was better economic than North Korea to residents but co-host was rejected and north absent Olympic.

[@sashamitsell2212]

Query _-is this the artillery system that has been purchased by Australia.

[@quiteindeed6809]

Why do the pilots need camo painted on their faces?

[@josephtempongko8914]

I the N Korea have similar cannon too. Don’t blow your trumpet like the guys are just waiting for you to blow them up. Wake up.

[@mikestanley9176]

Looks similar to an M109 Paladin.

[@tothedome566]

Music on this chanel slaps 100% of the time.

[@chrislloyd261]

Is it possible to make a howitzer and instead of it firing a projectile at fires a beam laser beam that you reflect light or maybe even have an actual source to begin with call it how it’s your defense system

[@thecocktailian2091]

laser technology is in its infancy. .Not a viable weapon at this point in time. Requires too much power, and the beam created is very weak.

[@liowyew]

It will be good if all countries, no exception, can sit down together and enjoy a good meal. In event of a nuke, no weapons can defind our survival

[@basharalassad1073]

North Korea has 220mm artillery on t-55 chasis in mass

[@a-fl-man640]

the "sparks" are a weird addition.

[@MAZEMIND]

I vote for time stamps

[@charliemarkovic4301]

Australia is accepting the K-9 into service soon.

[@bremnersghost948]

Be surprised if SK doesn't clone & modernise the South African G6 SPH to provide a wheeled complement the K9.

[@ejoynet]

K9 may be the most powerful game changer in the battle by the power of explosion which can be burnt to the ground wihiin 50m radius.

[@michaelchristensen5421]

Why not have the rounds in a sealed case for crew protection if they are hit?

[@shotime95]

I doubt a sealed case would provide meaninful protection against ammo explosion in the event of direct hit by HE shells. Whole point of SPGs is to evade enemy counterfire. Better to just have the shells ready to be prepped and loaded at moment's notice.

[@michaelchristensen5421]

@@shotime95 the crew might have a chance of survival if the shells were enclosed and they had a blowout panel like the Abrams has.

[@anthonynicholich9654]

It is one thing talking about it and the other doing it! I'll believe it when I see it which will never be.

[@eastbayrae]

Looks nearly identical to the PZH-2000.

[@akboss1]

So the war ended huh? Truce maybe, still at a state of war

[@zigwil153]

New, old world technology.

[@johnnyllooddte3415]

so they didnt hit anything

[@jordanwarmachine]

What's with the annoying ass techno music? I just wanna hear about the weapon

[@kpadalldotablet1009]

What kind of entertainment system does it have, though?

[@YVO007]

Get this... Just because we respect the finite differences in each valued culture such as Korean vs Chinese, does not mean that goes for those who only see Asian vs Caucasian have ever been the represented apposing sides.

[@sisenor4091]

The South Koreans miss the opportunity to do some real damage to the other side. South Korea 🇰🇷 was caught by surprise.

[@trankt54155]

As advance as it is it is obsolete for expeditionary and drome/loitering munition warfare.

[@HanoiHustler]

And they used 22 bullets!

[@controlledchaos8851]

So this is what happened to FCS lethality / Crusader

[@bloggalot4718]

Time the west took determined action to eradicate all dictatorships.

[@paulsypersma7165]

How can we henry magic.The house ,stop fall.Poe

[@RegenerationOfficial]

Last time I heard them someone wanting to use the 2000, was in a AT direct fire position. Since they are kind of outdated. I think that's where they come from with the lynx smart munitions

[@Chris.Davies]

It seems like tank engine names are the most stupidly named things in this world... MTUNT881KA500. Who the falcon hell dreamed up that pile of garbage? It would be a decently secure password!

[@oneshotonekill8176]

The sharks are swimming

[@pricelessppp]

Yes Rico, kaboom!

[@EastBayFlipper]

The gun shield graffiti has to be farting dogs😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣🐶💨💨

[@agentmonde1]

G6 Rhino?

[@alexcerdan4500]

I cant believe you guys let them do all that and just talked about. No wonder they just do what they want. They're not afraid of retaliation.

[@redred222]

north korea has been warned about a dozen times by china that they would intervene if they tried to invade the south or used a nuke on the south or any of the countries around it, remember the north has a number of weapons aimed at china it would be the north vs everyone if they decided to either nuke the south or invade

[@chrismaclean3108]

What themilitary needs to do. Take that main gun from the A10 and install it in this thing! Total destruction!