Russian Tor Missile System Fail, Missile Boomerangs Back

Russia may be famous for their weapon system. BUT they are not famous for high quality. And we see this from time to time. Now with a Tor missile system as the latest embarassing example. Sending out a missile that boomerangs back, almost hitting the Tor system!

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[keegan]

0:06 this is what happens when you steal computer chips from washing machines.
This missile is stuck on the spin cycle.

[neutronalchemist]

Missile loop was completely on spec. It shows the agility of the weapon. The target was a wasp that was annoying the operator.

[zeugsman]

This rocket knew more than the fool who fired it. She preferred to stay at home. 😄

[benyomovod]

The rocket was designed to kill Nazis, and it tried it's best

[glaubercoura]

Beautiful to watch. May all of their missiles return to their launch point.

[JayMannStuff]

Special Military Operation: Let me see your war face.
Russia: 🤡

[UserUser-wwnj]

Love that one where the ship is leaving harbor as part of an exhibition for the Russian public 😂😂

[larscelander]

We can now see what tends to happen when you re-use chips from washing machines and dryers. You have to load a different software. Duh!

[srf]

The russets are completely on top of 18th century technology.

[marcusott]

As fireworks go pretty impressive, from a health and safety perspective not so much.

[buckystarfinger]

The storage problem is what makes me doubt Russia has any tactical nukes that could still work. Ain't no money or glory in storing stuff. Doubtful that the best and brightest want a career in storing stuff in the Russian army.

[teresapribilski]

In the 1970s, my dad told me about the poor craftsmanship of the Russian military. Everyone was snot slinging drunk by 11 am. They would just slap new coats of paint on everything and call it new. The military parades were a joke because it was repainted old stuff & the same 20 planes would keep circling as if they were different planes. People were surprised when they saw the airfields and very few planes. My dad was a very wise man.

[Ba_Yegu]

The bad thing is that it didn't hit.

[KarelSpruit]

You always say "thats all i have for this video", almost sounding like an excuse. But i really enjoy and appreciate it the way you bring us those BS and without dragging it over te 10 minutes mark, in order to get more advertising options. And i bet alot of viewers will agree. Thnx

[meatpopsicle]

That was awesome!

I can see the recruiting ads now: "Join the army of the Motherland! Get maimed or killed by our own weapons systems!"

[tm]

Clearly the washing machine chip engaged the dry tumble program

[nerifterafrnam]

Even their weapons are tired of the war, defecting.

[omnivorous]

As a student I worked for a small publication the "European Space Report" and on one occassion we organised the 1st Euro-Russian Space Conference and Exhibition in Munich. Invitees from the Ex-Sovjet Union included rocket scientists and high ranking officials. Rocket scientists! When we booked hotels rooms we had to explicitely communicate with the hotel that the minibar was inaccessible to the Russian delegates. Around midday the Russian delegation - collectively - was so plastered that some of them passed out completely, others had to prop up eatch other just to walk across the room. It was one of those things I would not have believed if I hadn't witnessed it myself. How they ever got ahead of the West with their space programme in the 60's is nothing short of miraculous.

[JustMeTalking]

... when the Missile computer chip originally came from a Washing Machine...

[calbob]

Peace is so much less costly than war. It just doesn’t generate the feeling of pride that comes with killing your enemies.