US Military's New Defense Plan in the Pacific Has China TERRIFIED

As U.S.-China relations deteriorate, the U.S. is ramping up its military presence in the Indo-Pacific, spotlighting two tiny islands. These islands are now crucial in the U.S. strategy to counter possible Chinese aggression towards Taiwan. Watch now to find out more!

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[amorris]

This video is not correct. The USA has been working with these weapons for DECADES. This is nothing new. Last I heard was the USA had a missile that had a second stage scram jet engine. That made it hypersonic. And this was 4 decades ago.

[blafonovision]

You realize the USA invented hypersonics in the 60’s and 70’s? The USA has better ones than either the Russians or the Chinese. They just don’t publicize it.

[cecarter]

I spent 8yrs in the Marine Corps and I had a top secret clearance and I saw weapons like developmental helicopters and artillery systems that have yet to be revealed. It's not top secret anymore, they just haven't been announced.

[joshuaclemente]

Your Philippines flag is wrong. There’s no four star in our flag and the white part is triangle 🇵🇭

[Hew.Jarsol]

I heard a story about the SAS on camp with US Navy Seals, The US Seals had a sign above their door saying "Second to None" 💪. The SAS put up a sign above their door saying "None!" 👍

[coreyjacobs]

Except there is no evidence that chinese hypersonics can penatrate US air defenses

[ThomasAnderson-XYZ]

My Dad is from Saipan. Mom's from Kentucky. Team America!

[damonslaughter]

Wow the Chinese bots are out in force today LOL

[scottcampbell]

China might have long-range missiles, but according to many military personnel in China, a lot no longer contain rocket fuel. It has been replaced by water, and the fuel has been sold for cooking and heating .

[jasontroy]

Chinese hypersonics have never been tested. Skeptical they work as advertised

[eagle]

Apparently the Japanese have successfully tested rail guns which could be used to shoot down hypersonic missiles (if they overcome certain problems).

[kiptaylor]

Kinda tough being the superpower. You gotta show your hand to deter people thinking they can defy you, but you also gotta keep alot secret so you don’t give the enemy a blueprint of what they need to be able to beat

[randomslimer]

18:41 "in 1992." meanwhile the left top corner: "1922"

[host]

Fun fact my friend has his first deployment to guam

[ThickBanana]

The Philippines, US, South Korea, Japan, Australia, etc. stand for peace and stability in the region. There is only one country in the region that appears likely to start trouble in the region, and it isn't even North Korea, who would benefit from the status quo.

[danielhouser]

18:42 you said "Deactivated 1992" but it says 1922 in your video The Infographic Show👍!! Just letting you know not sure if you're available to fix it 😉😂

[kobusvanrensburg]

The Crayola squad isn't going to enjoy how you got the uniforms wrong..

[jamesstreet]

this is purely entertaining, fun, and well choreographed. Then asks the viewer for their opinion at the end. It got you engaged.

[detallguy]

You did not just say a hypersonic can maneuver easily. The faster a missile goes the less it can dodge objects and the more easy it is to predict its path. If the missile makes any sudden maneuver the air resistance would literally destroy it.

[greenmountainpokemon]

Good rule of thumb, is this... if the population knows about it, it means it's 40+yrs old!!
We citizens only know about 9% of what our "upper echelon" military units are capable of... weather that's physical, cyber, "kit's", and what they can "do" from supporting unit's