How Australia's Military Shocked China! New Lethal and Expensive Military Equipment in Use Today

Join us as we delve into the heart of Australia's military power, unveiling the most powerful and expensive weapons in their arsenal. From cutting-edge technology to sheer firepower, these weapons are a testament to Australia's defense capabilities. This video offers an exclusive look at the weapons that fortify Australia's military strength, providing an in-depth analysis of their features, capabilities, and why they are among the most expensive in the world. Whether you're a military enthusiast or just curious about Australia's defense power, this video is a must-watch. Discover the power, precision, and price of Australia's most formidable weapons. Don't forget to like, share, and subscribe for more content like this.
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[Nathan-ryyu]

You showed the New Zealand flag not Australian flag. Australia flag don't have red stars on its flag. Though the Australian flag and New Zealand flag may look similar to foreigners it is different. Australian flag has 5 white stars not 4 in the cross. And Australia has a large star under the union jack representing the commonwealth.

Also Australia don’t have or isnt purchasing the Lynix IFV. Australian has chosen the South Korean red back IFV total of 129 units

[BettyBettyBoBetty]

God the inaccuracies - it's hard to know where to begin.

[scotttucker]

How about adding the recent acquisitions including HIMARS, K9 Thunder self propelled artillery, M1A2 Abrams Tanks plus bridging and recovery vehicles, 29 Apache Helicopters, 45 Blackhawks to replace the Taipans? We also went with the Korean Redback not the Lynx. We have two Canberra Class LHD Helicopter/Amphibous Assault Ships, are upgrading amphibious landing craft and will replace the Collins Class Submarines with up to 12 Nuclear powered submarines on the way. 3 to 5 Virginia Class to be purchased from the the US before a new AUKUS designed submarine will take over.

[johnmckenna]

If your going to do a video about Australia could you show our flag not newzealands

[bwilsondomain]

If you cant get the flag right how can the rest be accurate or correct ?

[kcharles]

26 seconds in.... New Zealand flag. I suspect Australia has a ways to go get recognition as a major player.

[stevewoodroff]

Plus... How about joining rest of the world and use the metric system.... Australia has used the metric system since mid 1960's... Australia didn't choose the Lynx vehicle... The Aust government went with South Korean IFV....

[springsteel]

Surreptitiously revealing New Zealand’s Imperial ambitions. Brace for it Australia.

[kydd]

"When you think of Australia what's the first thing that comes to mind?" ... The correct flag, mate.

[jamesw]

Australia has 2 helicopter landing ships. HMAS Canberra is just 1 of 2

[HenriHattar]

Curently Australia now sits at No 7 in the world. January 2024

[Golden-dog]

🇦🇺 🇦🇺 🇦🇺 see this its OUR AUSTRALIAN FLAG
🇳🇿 🇳🇿 🇳🇿 see this its the New Zealand flag
SEE the difference???between MY flag and the Kiwi flag
My flag has WHITE STARS an EXTRA STAR as represtation of the commonwealth….
I do certainly appreciate the kiwis and ALL THEIR SUPPORT
🫡 ANZAC FOREVER THANKYOU FROM MY POP WHO SERVED ALONGSIDE KIWIS IN WW2… Your support helped him come home❤❤❤

[thomasconc]

Incidentally there are TWO units of the Canberra CLASS...!

Realistically the most important acquisitions are the various missile systems in terms of longer range defence/offence, plus what you mention...

[SumitKumar-ooqr]

I love this video so much about the fact that I’m an aussie

[markwinwilk]

“HMAS Canberra is 23.23 foot high…..”
Hmmmm, try about 230 foot high!
….. and there’s 2 not 1: the Canberra and Adelaide….

Garbage military review….. little more than click bat/white noise

[Bodkin_Ye_Pointy]

You spoke of the Canberra as though it was the only carrier Australia has. Of course they bought from the Spanish who copied from the British design and got two ships with dysfunctional engines. So you know, it is either 2 or 0 carriers depending on the day.

[goldenchild]

Why issue stats in imperial. Most of the world uses metric (including Oz). This video is so out of date, even seven months ago the German Lynx was out of the picture and the South Korean/Australian developed Redback was on the cards. Lucky too; supply issues over recent years factored into the militaries thinking; everyone was going German and standing in a queue for supply. The Redback is codeveloped with South Korea and now built in Victoria. There's some smart thinking going on - please try to keep up!

[smeary]

OK. first of all, we need to stop Photoshopping Albo into anything good to do with Defence.

[garthcooper]

How about you remove the New Zealand Flag at the start of your show. The Australian Flag has White Stars. Including a large Federation start under the Union Jack. The Kiwi flag has red starts. It doesn’t say much for the accuracy of your article.

[zwye]

Yeah you got the wrong flag it’s this one🇦🇺