World's Greatest Military Inventions and Technologies That Reached New Level !

You know what never changes, but military vehicles and weapons surely do! Further, modern technologies can bring to life the jaw-dropping guns and devices from our favorite video games and movies. And today we’ll show you the most exciting innovations and technologies from the military industry!

[marlinavallejos]

SpiderBoots are cool BUT you better wear a bullet proof cup to go with it? 😂🤣🤦‍♀️

[RVRoamers_be_fun]

Hesco Mil Sand Bag System seems to be the least complicated and provide the most universal application; control of areas of interest. Add-in providing "cover" from small arms this invention seems adaptable to many scenarios, war & non-military uses as well. Much of the other tech solutions shown seems to be versions of tech seen (many) years ago based on DARPA (and similar organizations) projects; I suspect these "older" systems have had the time to do alpha-beta testing and get ahead of the MTBF curve, etc. However, still cool to see what's being tried out there.

[Bzac_ES]

I am truly overwhelmed by how fast technology has advanced!

[AdelhardtDreguth]

Dozens of Anti-War movies are made each decade, only for this guy to shouw us in 20 minutes how awesome war is becoming

[r-]

"make sure you dont pick up a red headed girl if you want to avoid big trouble" words to live by 😀

[SAString]

I'm sorry but, although a 12 gauge shotgun is _technically_ .50 caliber, it doesn't carry the same power as a 12.7mm (.50 caliber) rifle. That helmet couldn't stop a .50 rifle round. Period.

[PersonalityMalfunction]

As an infantryman, the MIL Hesco barrier is without a doubt the most important item on this list.

[mr.w.]

Americans have great technologys but they don't have the balls to use this weapon against their enemies

[razony]

Typical: Santa shows up every year and that other guy? No one has seen him in 2000 years.

[kciohqe]

Hey, active camouflage has been around since 1995 to my knowledge, when I was face-to-face with a active camouflage Gilly suit… some dude standing there totally caught me by surprise, not as good as the new suit!

[adamhodgson]

Honestly I think the “Hesco Mil Sand Bag System” may be the most widely used. Pretty good idea.

[braddbradd]

That invisible screen looks like the magnifying screens you used to get on the old back projection TVs ?

[hollola]

They only thing I know, Is that even with all that power they can beat the Russians.💁‍♂️😏

[jesusbeloved]

I’d love several sheets of the invisibility material! My neighbors are too close for my comfort, and a few of these would stop their peeking!

[neuro.weaver]

Wow! That's HalfLife2 level totalitarian technology!

[gabiballetje]

Honestly 11:05 comes close to what i had in mind, take a stealth bomber, load it with stealth missiles, vertically stacked inside it, fly over, drop them, they could have small rockets in them to give them a boost but mostly glide down with wings, still stealth, probably going to be hard to pick them out, no need to carpet bomb, but give them all specific targets.

[Atomic]

In a real war situation when using all this new technology and it fails, like high tech stuff always does what then? You would need to have a plan B. So unless you can resort back to traditional fighting methods, then you’ll suffer heavy losses. This is why the British army still use old school military training as well as high Tech training so they can fall back on it if the situation ever arises.

[JaimeGerman-vcut]

a mini Gun big enough to shoot out small High explosive rockets that would cause the enemy to run for cover and to never come back

[steve]

Where's the IRONMAN suits made out of titanium?
I've seen private tests showing titanium breastplates reflect bullets with hardly a scratch or dent.
Imagine a full suit?

[Stroopwaffe]

13:08 You can install that mortar system on a helicopter or any other suitable aircraft That sounds like bs to me