World's First Artillery that Can Shoot WHILE Moving

In the 21st century battlespace, winning requires the next technological breakthrough … the kind that only unmanned systems pioneer General Atomics Aeronautical Systems can deliver.
Their groundbreaking Predator and Reaper provide the foundation for the next-generation autonomous wingman: the Collaborative Combat Aircraft.
With two unmanned jet types flying today, more than 10 years leading on autonomy and more than one thousand dedicated software engineers, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems is transforming the future of airpower - today.
Learn more about Collaborative Combat Aircraft and how General Atomics is leading the way at www.uav.com/
What if you could fire artillery while you were still moving? What if human beings had the capability to do the artillery version of drive by shootings? Are we responsible enough to handle such a power? Hopefully because That’s exactly what the new RCH 155 self propelled artillery is designed. This gives artillery the ability to shoot while scoot for the first time in history.
The Ukrainian military will receive its first batch of 18 out of 54 by the end of 2024 when they will make their combat debu. Great Britain is acquiring 116. And
US Army Futures Command chief Gen. James Rainey hinted the US military might be looking to acquire this system when he said quote “There are some very good wheeled howitzers that are having great effect in a place like Europe,” end quote. Rheinmetall’s CEO also claimed that the US Military was interested in acquiring the one of a kind weapon system.
Written by: Chris Cappy and Justin Taylor
Edited by: Syed
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In the 21st century battlespace, winning requires the next technological breakthrough … the kind that only unmanned systems pioneer General Atomics Aeronautical Systems can deliver. Their groundbreaking Predator and Reaper provide the foundation for the next-generation autonomous wingman: the Collaborative Combat Aircraft. With two unmanned jet types flying today, more than 10 years leading on autonomy and more than one thousand dedicated software engineers, General Atomics Aeronautical Systems is transforming the future of airpower - today. Learn more about Collaborative Combat Aircraft and how General Atomics is leading the way at www.uav.com/

[@krisfrederick5001]

Love the Command and Conquer footage, one of my favorite games ever. Check out RUSE.

[@danhobart4009]

SANDF was 40 years in the future

[@Bean_guy2]

Do I get 20% off my next purchase?

[@YouMadBro69]

Bruh, a youtuber getting sponsored by the military industrial complex is truly something else.

[@sir_vix]

​@@krisfrederick5001I fkn love RUSE, but unfortunately that thing is damn hard to find - it was delisted from sale years ago due to expired licences, and the remaining physical copies keep getting more expensive, and it is luck whether the key is even still good. I don't even know what the situation is with getting access to the excellent Japan DLC. Given it is abandonware, I consider sailing the high seas to be a reasonable recourse, but from a quick look it didn't even seem to be available.

[@calebstegner2683]

You know you are a great military KZbinr when you get sponsored by a defense contractor.

[@GunDownEr]

Do I use CAPPY50 for a discount on my purchase of UAVs?

[@es68951]

Had to rewind to make sure that’s actually what I was seeing

[@josephblankenberger2396]

Not the first time either😂😂😂😂

[@GamesOfficialYouTube]

CIA mouth piece

[@MrStoneClark]

and the CIA

[@ok212ify]

Being sponsored by a real defense contractor feels like something straight out of Cyberpunk

[@rw8147]

Spot-on, very cyberpunk.

[@marcofransowitz4773]

Bro has been blatant western propaganda for a LONGG time. Still entertaining though

[@J_C95]

@@marcofransowitz4773 Nah not really, his general content is pretty even-handed. I'm sure he'd help out military or intelligence if they had some specific thing they wanted out of him, and he's American so there will be some bias anyways, but he isn't one of the youtubers who parrots propaganda narratives. This type of discussion is complicated by the fact that many users of the term "western propaganda" are supporters of autocratic states which get exponentially more distant from the truth than the US.

[@ShitEatingGoblin42069]

​​​@@J_C95 U ain't wrong.

[@sammy4538]

The sponsoring arms dealer is making massive income out of this war, and like other business companies, they also invest on ads and pr - financing this channel for example. This guy is paid to sell some sick idea of war being somehow "cool" and normal, or these machines being a good thing in any way - but not a word against war, ever. Nah, let's just hype this stuff and take it as entertainment, right?. Who else than arms dealers would even dare to sponsor this kind of propaganda... sick.

[@viktornicht260]

Finally we no longer get advertisements for RAID: SHADOW LEGENDS, but for something that actually interestes us as customers

[@Zebidiah]

I love it but I am so confused... why are they advertising to us? Is there a portion of the audience that is buying unmanned aerial surveillance drones? lmao

[@Bean_guy2]

@@Zebidiahme

[@YouMadBro69]

​@@Zebidiahso you be sayin you dont have your own home defense UAV just like the founding fathers intended? Cringe bro...

[@Kalergiplansupporter]

​@@ZebidiahI'm a taxpayer so yeah me.

[@MrAlanCristhian]

​@@Zebidiah I need that to plan my biking routine

[@ProbablyNotAChicken]

Getting military industrial complex sponsorships is crazy

[@josephblankenberger2396]

Pretty sure he was sponsored by Raytheon too😂😂😂

[@davefellhoelter1343]

NO! I grew up 3 gens in So Cal. Right next to Gemini, Apollo, and Shuttle my life. This is HOW we win WARS! why we have peace, and will again. Never Ever Invaded! but for the open boarders, but this is Arguably an Invatation.

[@Ikbeneengeit]

I should buy a military UAV

[@tantoquejodeoiga1197]

@M4DD4WGyes

[@juliusxeno6537]

Is it not a w tho???

[@bencoupe75]

Love the Command and Conquer Generals shoutout

[@domhenn2006]

I still play the game. So much fun.

[@lawrencefrost9063]

YES! One of the best RTS games ever.

[@slb797]

Is you loved any C&C games maybe take a look at Tempest Rising…the devs behind it might be familiar

[@M4xXxIkInG]

hits home since i just picked up all old cnc games for 10€ and im currently playing throu all of them, generals is such a cool game

[@brian_phipps]

@@M4xXxIkInGcheck out the Rise Of The Reds mod, it’s fuckin good

[@JonnoPlays]

Ukraine is basically just WW3 proving ground for new tech at this point.

[@GdzieJestNemo]

just like Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria or any other conflict

[@doomedoptimism1015]

@@GdzieJestNemo I'd argue it's nothing like it, they weren't fighting a near peer enemy. If anything it added to the bias over how effective how some of these systems would be or not. Ukraine is telling them what happens when the enemy is more sophisticated than an insurgent group or guerilla force, and can afford to take heavy loses while also countering your fancy high tech stuff at scale.

[@sierraecho884]

Even janky stuff like the Russians are using cheap disposable motor bikes and electric motor bikes to rush positions very effectively

[@bign9573]

You have no idea how right you are

[@gregjones4705]

Similar to the Spanish Civil war before WW2

[@sickjoe9174]

C&C Generals needs to make a comeback

[@CreepyFungus29]

Red alert 2 chads rise up

[@v13r3r]

Those voice lines sent me an nostalgia trip. Please can I have some shoes?

[@gallendugall8913]

EA suppressed the existence of the game for a decade for being "insensitive" so I doubt we'll get a sequel anytime soon.

[@nickmcgookin247]

Og company of heroes has a strong fan base can get a game in less then 3 mins

[@CatsOverdrive]

​@@gallendugall8913yeah, with the state the lot of the mainstream publishers are lately, EA included, i wouldn't trust them on delivering a Generals sequel that could even come close to the unrepentant satire the first one has.

[@erazorDev]

Thanks Cappy, convincing sales pitch. Ordered one for home defense.

[@CharliMorganMusic]

When the Americans are willing to buy foreign, you know you've done something really good

[@Easy-Eight]

Can't be used and we will not buy it. Look at 8:53 . The charge is fixed. The USA and NATO used "bagged" powder.

[@And2Handles]

Like the cannon from the Abrams that is also a german licence build.

[@christianweibrecht6555]

@@And2Handles even nationalisticJapanese and Korean use that cannon

[@avarion9538]

yep. Rheinmetall's weapons are beasts. As a German, I wish, our government would support them more. Europe overall just buys weapons for around 100 billion a year. That's nothing, compared to the US alone.

[@Cravendale98]

I'm intrigued to know which platform they would mount the gun module on.

[@jarvis911]

That MRSI illustration is backwards, the rounds aren't impacting at the same time because youre meant to fire the round with the highest trajectory first and work your way down

[@bj6515]

12:38 for those who want to see the rewatch incorrect illustration that Jarvis points out.

[@plsdonttttt]

as a german I was worried for a second that we didnt build this phew

[@RustyDust101]

😂😂 agreed. Fellow German here.

[@cyberpunkdenton9497]

Bro, you guys are US neo-colony since the second WW, plz shut it

[@sander...444]

​@@RustyDust101 as the Dutch helped in it's creation, we agree aswell 🇳🇱🇩🇪🇪🇺

[@Niklas_vT]

We have to give Rheinmetall the credit that it deserves. Not only are they developing / delivering top notch innovative vehicles, no they also want to build a tank factory in Ukraine while the war is still ongoing. All while being a responsible company (think employers, contracts, relationship to homecountry (Germany)). Hugh props to them!

[@mister_jayHD]

The RCH 155 is not from Rheinmetall. KNDS developed it and will produce the turret.

[@xela6349]

@@mister_jayHD Ehem, KMW, thank you.

[@Jugement]

Because it makes them money dummy. It has nothing to do with anything else.

[@Jugement]

@@xela6349 KNDS

[@Koozomec]

They have a long history of high speed steel delivery service to the east. Unmatched.

[@wildbill9490]

They’re taking shoot and scoot to a whole new level

[@GrigoriZhukov]

Yup.

[@CharliMorganMusic]

It's a whole shoot-scoot-boogy.

[@t_k_blitz4837]

Now it’s just schoot.

[@RichelieuUnlimited]

@@wildbill9490 I think the official term is Shoot & Scoot 2.0.

[@WhoThisMonkey]

Making it harder for the aliens if they ever invade.

[@power21100]

I HAVEN'T PLAYED C&C GENERALS, IN A WHILE. THANKS FOR BRINGING Back GOOD MEMORIES

[@lawrencefrost9063]

The GOAT RTS. I vividly remember the year 2003 reading about it in a Gaming magazine and then playing the shit out of that game.

[@waschbeckenurinierer]

You can still play it

[@Meower68]

Take a look at the Swedish Bandkanon. It was mobile artillery but, developed in the 1960s, it didn't fire while mobile. It'd move into position, then unload its entire load of 15 rounds in 45 seconds (shoot, with autoloader) before scootin'. The Swedish military had determined that, firing on Soviet positions, everyone was under cover in about 45 seconds so they pointedly designed the weapon to do all its firing in that timeframe. The successor to it, the Swedish Archer system, can fire three rounds, in 15 seconds, and scoot before the first round has landed. It can empty the entire mag (20 rounds) in 2.5 minutes and reload in 10. Eight of these have been sent to Ukraine. Because they have to shoot, then scoot, Bofors focused on rapid firing rate with the auto-loader. The ability to shoot while scootin' ... potential game-changer. This could make all such systems obsolete.

[@avarion9538]

One thing with the swedish archer is, it's mounted on a regular truck. You don't need a lot of training to repair it. Keeping some weapons simple, for "dirty" wars withour real bases, is something, sweden does a lot. Cheap, simple and effective

[@GerinoMorn]

Artillery Charge must be a brand new concept xDDD

[@Demopans5990]

Sweden: we have MLRS at home

[@MaticTheProto]

the swedes are the only nation more insane than the germans at times

[@cl4998]

The archer, and other systems like it also have far better range than the system in the video. The length/caliber of the barrel on this system is a lot smaller than what an archer uses.

[@MattAtHazmat]

Note: MRSI starts with the barrel at high angle (longer time to target) to low angle (shorter time)- to get to the "simultaneous impact" part.

[@Zyzyx442]

C&C Generals, a man of culture

[@AizenVonKleiss]

Lmao the Humvee voice clip got me, good ol Generals

[@V3racious3]

C&C Generals Zero Hour reporting for duty!!

[@nextechsolutions5955]

Even if they Stop, Fire and immediately Move-off that’s pretty awesome! 👀

[@diedampfbrasse98]

but thats an old trick not just one western artillery manages within under a minute already.

[@nextechsolutions5955]

@@diedampfbrasse98 One minute is not immediately. But that’s still pretty good. But he said anti-battery fire takes at least 2 minutes.

[@diedampfbrasse98]

@@nextechsolutions5955 for many mobile western artillery units in Ukraine (Pzh2000, Caesar etc) the counter artillery fire isnt the major threat, given they can fire from and rest/hide outside the range of the russian artillery. Their problem is mostly the spotter drones and loitering ammo in the current conflict. The bigger impact of eliminating the stop will come from the reduced delay between getting a fire request to actually firing ... no looking/planning for a secure fire position and no traveltime there, thereby reducing the chance that a potential target moving on and ruining the fire solution. By the first sign of enemy activity those RCH can get on the road and just circle the area until target data comes in, rdy in almost every moment of their mission. Especially important in the many situations now where one of the russian meat waves has to be stopped.

[@entropiceffect]

@@nextechsolutions5955 Might be more important of MRSI missions where it can take some time to get all the shots off?

[@marmadukegrimwig]

Possibly the best military channel on KZbin.

[@MinedMaker]

Command & Conquer Generals voice lines are my love language.

[@mjdoombreed]

General Atomics? ... The company that made Mr. Handy in Fallout? This is a sponsorship I can get behind!

[@popeconstantine8839]

Good to see that at least someone cultured is watching these videos

[@BDKennels]

Wow. Holy crap. (Stands and claps). I was Artillery in 77 when FADAC was still being fielded. When ICM was new. Before Copperhead (It may have been a thing but we didn't know about it). This is science fiction. Shooting on the move. Automated, 2 man crew. Dude, I'm in love. I could actually reasonably go back into uniform on that system at 65. Seriously. It's amazing.

[@thomaspinney4020]

Cappy, you have a real gift for making complex systems easy to understand. Although i am familiar with artillery, you still taught me a lot about this new system. Of course, I have lots of experience shooting 5" guns while moving - Naval Gunfire Support. So the army is finally catching up with the Navy.

[@taylorthomas5726]

Those C&C voice lines really threw me into a strange mental nostalgia loop really want to play it again now it's been to long. Love the video and keep up the great work

[@CreepyFungus29]

RHC-155 out here representing Grove Street like a real MF ✊️😤💯💯

[@davidpringle6486]

Chris, congrats on the General Atomics sponsorship!

[@markwood4555]

Note that the NEMO and AMOS 120mm smart mortar turrets can fire while moving and claim significant accuracy while moving AND can do the multiple rounds simultaneous impact effect as well (4 simultaneous, maybe 5) And they can fire STRIX thermal seeker self steering HEAT rounds to kill tanks at 10km

[@jaripukki267]

that is why US is adopting NEMO for army and later for marines, after new apc is unvailed

[@tommygun333]

Don't forget the Polish system called 'Rak', that brings it to another level and is already used in Ukraine, praised a lot by Ukrainians. A new, better version has been already created. Greetings

[@viktornicht260]

I still remember how Ukraine reciving the RHC-155 in 2025 was announced sometime in 2022, and how I thought this would be completely useless as the war would already be over for sure...

[@jefflemaster2850]

It’s ALMOST like they don’t want the war to end

[@Charles-pf7zy]

@@jefflemaster2850well yeah… neither Ukraine nor Russia wants the war to end yet. Neither of them have accomplished their objectives.

[@karakiri283]

Not 2025. But 2027. So, yeah, Ukraine will not last this long if we look how it's going on for them on the frontline right now.

[@oompalumpus699]

Ah, nothing more sour than badly aged milk.

[@Ewoodster]

@@karakiri283you mean Ukraine taking more ground in Russia in two weeks than Russia took in 6 months?

[@whyjnot420]

That jab at Dunkin Donuts sounded personal.

[@deansmits006]

Oh Dunkin made it personal

[@RGFWZ]

German engineering. Nice weapon...

[@danhobart4009]

Its a modernized budget version of the G6 from 40 years ago

[@Grimshak81]

@@danhobart4009yeah that tiny part “modernized” is the important part. In your logic the F35 is just a modernized variant of the Messerschmitt Me262 “Schwalbe”.

[@danhobart4009]

@@Grimshak81 That's more a blatant display of your ignorance than an analogy.

[@NicholaiGuerranov]

C&C Generals reference = immediate 11/10 video

[@cantina117]

thank you for always posting great content, one of my top 3 youtubers rn for sure

[@immortallvulture]

From the British perspective it is kind of funny that the majority of our vehicles are now going to be boxers after we withdrew from its design process in the 2000’s because it ‘didn’t fit the requirements’

[@MRR_Shadowolf]

As a a former FA officer, this is absolutely amazing tech if holds true, very intriguing!

[@jackali5014]

Love the Command and Conquer Generals shoutout

[@DackelDelay]

Excellent use of C&C voicelines!

[@zibbitybibbitybop]

The "and" in the middle of "shoot and scoot" is finally getting the respect it deserves.

[@RFYoriginal]

Oh man those C&C voice lines...nostalgia.

[@hawkeye2816]

If you can combine this with a more jamming resistant guided artillery round, the accuracy issue disappears. Being able to drop 9 rounds on target within a minute while moving is absolutely a game changer.

[@tomwinterfishing9065]

Shootin’ while scootin’. Badass.

[@thespalek1]

that 'hit&run' Hummvee insert gave me goosebumps and nostalgia attack❤❤ edit:the rest of C&C afterwards finished the job🥰

[@festivus7065]

Wow. There goes counterbattery fire. Even if it momentarily stops to fire and immediately continues moving, it can easily evade counterbattery. That's HUGE.

[@RobertLutece909]

Counterbattery from artillery, sure. I'm not sure that will be the big threat going forward, though.

[@notastone4832]

you have no clue what the Area of effect for cluster rocket artillery is huh.. hint: it does not take all that much accuracy..

[@festivus7065]

@@notastone4832 Well, since I was a FISTer and also did time in a MLRS unit I kinda do. It does in fact require a good degree oif accuracy, but more importantly, it takes time. This thing would have an entire minute at a minimum to scoot after firing. Probablyt a couple of minutes. It can make quite a distance in that time. Assume it gets one minute to run after firing. Even moving at a measly 20 kph, it could cover over 300m in that time. Double the speed, double the distance. This is a massive problem for counterbattery - rocket or tube. They'll probably have to task FPVs for it.

[@0Turbox]

@@notastone4832 But it needs some time to get to the arty. If it's no loitering drone, then it will be pretty safe vs. any counter batterie fire.

[@marine00001]

you're certainly a way-more-than-average infantry man Chris. Kudos to you. 👍

[@FatManWorking05]

Upvote for the C&C Generals sound bytes.

[@christiangauthier727]

Ok. I must admit that the idea of "Drive-by Shooting Artillery" is a hilarious Concept!

[@swetangsharma]

This channel is unique. Even the adverts are unique (except War Thunder maybe).

[@frankstefini3392]

This is a game changer ! The King battle never has to stop

[@danhobart4009]

SANDF was 40 years in the future

[@Easy-Eight]

Not a game changer. At 8:53 it shows a small fixed powder charge. US Artillery can sit outside of 30+ kilometers from the target. That powder charge looks to be charge 4 (green bag) and that may have a range of 15-18 kilometers.

[@yinweyko4302]

😂😂😂GAMECHANGER 😂😂😂

[@chupacabra304]

Modular tubular mobile game changer! Buzzwords like a Military Industrial Complex only fans video *BZZZZZZZZZZZZ*

[@wolflarsen1900]

@@Easy-Eight what the heck. Even the german pzh-2000 20 years old and literally the sucessor of the m109 which we also used until 20 years ago, was able to shoot 40 km and with current ammunition over 70 km is possible. you make an conclusion because of a picture where you believe something "looks to be" a charge 4? this is so.. how? i mean how could you have this thought and came up with a conclusion that american artillery can shoot more far because of which kind of powder back you see on this picture. you have different kinds of powder charges in a tank howitzers for different ranges and thats besides that what you see on this picture wouldnt enable an conclusion regards range even if that wouldnt be the case in some kind of fantasy parralel universe. i mean.. did you really believe german artillery would be able to shoot only half as far as american artillery. How old are you 10 or 80? something in between is probably unlikely

[@fd35g3]

Lol, grandma arty. You and CAC are both informative and funny. It makes long videos easier to watch, and brings laughter into bleak topics we humans have difficulty processing. Thanks mah man.

[@swiftycortex]

If you think about it, none of those US officials comments imply that we don't have it yet

[@OldWinnieGaming]

I was thinking the same thing. Plausible deniability to keep a new capability secret for as long as possible 🤷🏼‍♂️

[@D3RM4LT3]

German media reports that Ukraine will be the first nation in the world to receive the RCH 155, even before the German army itself but then of course it‘s always a possibility that there are deals that are just not made public

[@solarissv777]

@@swiftycortex why do you think so? The US Army is gonna continue fighting with the old stuff, cause it works. And the Air force does all the hard work anyway (and thus gets the best and shiniest toys).

[@bisky9105]

​@@D3RM4LT3i mean the german army is consider7ig the RCH, but not order3d it

[@George-404]

Maintaining deceit and ambiguous narratives are what they do best.

[@yomyomm.p.855]

The Command and Conquer Generals inserts ROCKS!

[@Cravendale98]

As much as the RCH 155 may be odd looking, it certainly seems capable, many countries have already bought them and many others are interested. As a Brit I'm glad we decided to go down the wheeled route instead of tracks, sure they don't offer quite the same level of go anywhere capability but they are generally more mobile and easier to maintain.

[@flummi6966]

There is boxer with tracks as well. And as its a boxer....

[@0Turbox]

All the magic happens in the turret, some are even installed on ships.

[@TorianTammas]

German overengineering 2.0

[@Cravendale98]

@@TorianTammas When it comes to armoured vehicles, few do it better than the Germans.

[@brankomilicevic6904]

Ahhh Command and Conquer Generals Zero Hour ❤❤03:02 youre the man Cappy!!!

[@ericchild8845]

Thanks, Cappy. I had no idea anything except a MBT could fire while on the move.

[@Rha-i7m]

Patria AMOS and NEMO have existed for a decade. However they are mortar systems not howitzers so not sure if that counts.

[@MarcRademacher]

Thanks for the the drone commercial! Wanted to be buy a fighting drone for years but couldn’t decide which one to buy! Now I know!!

[@kooldoor69]

Command and Conquer Generals was so goated

[@madmo1692]

Love the Command & Conquer vocal inserts!

[@davidmclean357]

Given counterbattery + drone threats, shoot on the move for artillery is the kind of solution where you'd have a harder time finding someone NOT interested in it. Ukraine has both shown how critical Artillery remains and how important mobility matters for survivability for Artillery

[@petergerdes1094]

Once the drones aren't jury-rigged consumer stuff I'm not sure how much protection motion will offer.

[@artyparty_av]

mobility of this kind does nothing for the lancet threat, which is the main killer of Ukraine’s SPG as documented by the extensive lancet strike archive on LostArmor’s website. I’d be more excited about effective EW and more shell than I am about this. Cool toy, but it’s provided in negligible amounts to Ukraine, its unproven, and it solves a problem that doesn’t account for many of Ukraines killed SPG. It’s naked propaganda meant to distract us from the fact that we are not doing enough to aid Ukraine.

[@JamesAlexanderFoxhal]

Wow fair play cappy that's one big boy sponsor. Deserved though, best military channel around. Peace.

[@janizzkar]

The patria NEMO mortar system that is being tested on the AMPV can also do fire missions on the move as did its older bro AMOS.

[@jackali5014]

C&C Generals needs to make a comeback

[@331SVTCobra]

"When artillery pieces have to switch into direct fire mode, and are within the enemy's direct fire range, it's not a good day. QFT

[@AnarchoReptiloidUa]

Круте відео. Дуже цікаво та якісно. Дяка за вашу працю. 😊😊😊😊😊

[@randomwalk5095]

yeah italy too ordered some too

[@DaMelloKittyy]

There must be so many active officers and future officers watching this channle that its actually effective for military tech companies to advertise here. Badasses like Chris make it easy to consum normally very dry information which is perfect for the next generation of military officers. What a time to be alive!

[@TheSleepSteward]

Got the Anduril ad for the Barracuda-M family of cruise missiles right before this video 😭

[@cisarovnajosefina4525]

What?😭

[@cisarovnajosefina4525]

Why they need an ad? Just in case world leaders looking on KZbin?

[@EBOWSAGOE-BIRIKORANG]

​@@cisarovnajosefina4525or for your regular civilians

[@Kalergiplansupporter]

After I get my aero degree I think I might try to intern there.

[@LoisoPondohva]

​@@cisarovnajosefina4525 it's for politics. So you're aware of it and when their lobbyists push for the US military to adopt their missiles, you'll go "hmm, yeah, I've heard about them".

[@jaegergames7042]

All of these C&C Generals quotes, make me a Very Happy Cappy.

[@krisfrederick5001]

"Float like a butterfly, sting like a bee. Your hands can't hit what your eyes can't see" - Muhammad Ali

[@lordraydens]

honestly that should be the philospohy for ukraine vs russia: ali vs foreman

[@whizbam4920]

Those Command and Conquer soundbites just unlocked a part of my brain, took me back instantly.

[@RonaldTrumpOfficial]

Russian counter batteries are about to be very confused

[@user936]

They will at least know where to not shoot.

[@BloodyCrow__]

@@user936 Saturate everywhere but where it came from comrade!

[@brunol-p_g8800]

They will just wait for it to stop for reloading and hit at that time..

[@kebman]

You certainly have the most serious of advertisers! Congratulations!

[@LeonAust]

Aussie's opted for the Boxer CRV A2/3 hybrid with Spike LR missiles and Iron Fist active protection and even managed to get a contract to produce 103 of the same spec vehicles for the German Army due to the fact they want these vehicles ASAP. The RCH 155 would be a good fit for us Aussie's due to the fact towed artillery has been made vulnerable in the Ukraine war, but one question needs to be asked he said it's easily can be transported by air, that might be a C-17..... but can it fit inside a C-130J Hercules?

[@kaelinfisher6813]

“The military skill tree” 😂 i need to watch this guy more

[@tomriley5790]

You have to give Rhinemetall a load of credit for developing this system when artilery was considered a backwater and not of interest to anyone.really impressive. system, I think it can completely revolutionise warfare - wheeled continusously mobile artilery and drone spotting...

[@qc_ploum-zoum2]

This modularity is a real force multiplier!

[@avarion9538]

yes, it's a new thing, and a lot of militaries focus on it. Gen6 fighter jets will have the same.

[@Iona_Roe_Deer]

Your inserts of jokes and funny editing are great. Thank you for the interesting and informative video. 🥰

[@gallendugall8913]

If the shells can course correct, or self target when over a target area, then shooting on the move doesn't matter for counterbattery fire. Being able to shoot without minutes of set up is more important here.

[@petergerdes1094]

Doesn't shooting on the move let you do counterbattery while advancing (eg thunderrun) and if the enemy has smart shells any time stopped is dangerous.

[@bornonthebattlefront4883]

Even if they don’t course correct, modern fire control systems are so accurate and reliable, you can select the target you want to fire on, hold the trigger, and the system will only fire once it’s guaranteed to hit The computers really do most of the work nowadays

[@Grimshak81]

Russia is pretty successful in jamming GPS guided shells though.

[@petergerdes1094]

@@Grimshak81 True but good self-guided shells also do inertial guidance and should be able to get an initial fix from the firing unit (which must know where they are to fire). Besides, it's going to be damn hard to jam GPS artillery shells during most of their trajectory as they achieve miles of elevation. By the time they can be jammed they'll be on course.

[@agsystems8220]

@@petergerdes1094 GPS is a signal from low powered (44W) satellites thousands of miles away, aimed at the whole earth rather than a target specifically. Receivers are dealing with signals in the sub femtowatt region. Jamming it is a pile of piss. Putting accurate IMUs in a shell being fired out of a cannon is not easy. If you are going to spend that much putting electronics and a control system into a projectile, you might as well use a rocket instead and fire it from a MLRS. The sole reason to use an artillery piece is that the rounds are cheap, but getting complex capability from a rocket is cheaper.

[@meltycloudy7660]

Great ad sponsor. Ill buy 5.

[@TheOriginalGregToo]

"Deadly science is my favorite kind of science." 😂

[@Raptorx911]

The C&C Generals HMMWV quotes were *chefs kiss*.

[@denden8425]

The Panzerhaubitze on Wheels

[@robandcheryls]

Nailed the Shoot and Scoot reason for this thing. Canada 🇨🇦 Army Vet

[@wojtek1582]

Well... it is Germany's RCH-155 howitzer. EDIT: I see the title was changed so no longer someone can be misled into thinking it is Ukrainian construction :)

[@Gemm6905]

I appreciate the ad for the XQ-67A. I was not aware of this product. I will now go ahead and buy one, thank you.

[@toxicclown3035]

I'm convinced that the design for that mobile artillery was stolen from a picture I drew of a tank when I was 7 years old.

[@caspertoo]

Wow as a private citizen I was totally going to buy the Turkish Bayraktar as my personal UAV but since I saw the XQ-67a sponsor video, I think I'm going to give them a chance. Thanks Cappy, you saved me a ton in import taxes!

[@joestudebaker7726]

This is the equivalent of a queen moving around a chess board!

[@CeaselessGaming]

Brining back walking fire with a twist...the arty moves too!

[@holgerlinnertz495]

Mercedes, Porsche and now … RCH155 - your welcome 💙

[@danhobart4009]

Yeah, check out the G6 from 40 years back

[@ovuvuevuevueenyetuenwuevu]

⁠well, where is it today?

[@ovuvuevuevueenyetuenwuevu]

BTW most 4th gen figthers are from 40 years back. So this thing does something right that the g6 didnt

[@danhobart4009]

@@ovuvuevuevueenyetuenwuevu Ummm literally this video

[@ShadoWolf9339]

“RCH 155 is one of a kind in that it has a two plane stabilizer!” Sholef crying in the corner 😢

[@JustTryingToYoutube]

Blitzkrieg next level

[@Tailpipe26]

Another great video, Chris. A few points. First, firing on the move is entirely possible with Boxer RCH155, but is actually a bit of gimmick. In most cases, you would stop to fire a mission and then scoot off immediately afterwards. What the shoot on the move capability demonstrates is immediate in-to-action and out-of-action times. This is what counts. Second, the RCH155 will be in Ukraine within months.

[@WesMiller303]

You're now youtube sponsored by a company within the defense industry? That's some next level shit.

[@gerhardtcustomknives]

if you push the right narratives, then people will pay you

[@sanjayramsarran3515]

I appreciate everything you do, and the hard work you put into your content. It is a little alarming to see you sponsored by the MIC

[@Matt-tt6hc]

It's a modified naval gun turret with a light cruiser caliber. It does everything a destroyers five inch does, except someone finally wised up and put one on a ground vehicle. Truly one of the modern arms industries "why didn't we do that?" moments.

[@tommygun333]

No, it's a land system. Germans tried to put the pzh 2000 turret on a ship but it didn't work well as it was not prepared for rough conditions.

[@samhaines8228]

Hey Cappy, guess you have arrived, getting sponsorship from companies such as GA-ASI. Well done! This new shoot while scooting platform is very interesting, curious to see how close to 2027 the actual implementation will be.

[@moel8230]

Who wants german weapons in his army? 💪🏻🇩🇪

[@P4Tri0t420]

Wäre gut, wenn unsere eigene Armee mal vernünftige Ausrüstung hätte.

[@Yellowpikachu1]

@@P4Tri0t420f.

[@danhobart4009]

Yeah, check out the G6 from 40 years back

[@amogorkon]

@@P4Tri0t420 Solange wir das Zeug teuer verkaufen können und unsere Alliierten das dann verwenden um uns zu verteidigen.. ;-)

[@noThing-wd6py]

@@P4Tri0t420 Hat sie aber zu wenig, wurde halt kaputt gespart und jetzt versucht man die letzten 20 Jahre auszugleichen was nicht geht ohne der Kohle.

[@redrussianf0x]

regards from Germany, home of the fully stabilized Beer. Cappy, you did decent research and presented this in the most hilarious and interesting way!