Swedish Dude Reaction to 5 Reasons You Shouldn't Mess With The USA! US Military Reaction

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[randieandjodistrom]

I am a 30-year veteran (retiree) of the US military, and identify myself as a "military professional" If there were just one thing I hope people would take away from this video is that the US is, and has always been, focused on developing strategies and weapons systems specifically designed to be "precise, " i.e., to remove the source of violence as efficiently as possible. To a true military professional, the goal is to end a conflict as quickly as possible with as little death and damage as possible.

[johnhopkins]

The scary part is this is what America want you to know. It's what we don't know about is probably a complete nightmare for our enemies

[ExUSSailor]

The technology is great, and, very impressive, but, what makes the US military the best in the world is, our people. The dedication, training, and, professionalism of our men & women is second-to-none.

[joelrook]

I think what this video fails to mention is the logistical power of the U.S. Military. We can move troops, weapons and supplies at an amount, distance and speed that is unparalleled. I know this video wanted to mainly deal with weapons systems but in my humble opinion it is our logistical power (and a completely professional, well trained personnel base) that makes us so formidable. Cool toys help though.

[OGSontar]

One thing people should remember is that the root film isn't "This is what America has", but rather, "This is what America will allow you to see" with details and some assets being obscured or simply not even mentioned.
For all the issues we have going on here in America at the time of this comment, I'm still proud and glad to be a American.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I need to get back to polishing my guns. And my gun's guns.

[ralphpeed]

You need to check out the A-10 Warthog and the AC-130 Ghostrider.

[Ameslan]

Sweden joining NATO is great! Also, just one Stealth bomber costs more than the entire North Korean military budget!

[KingKatRider]

We never want war or conflict. Everywhere we go we are asked for help from. In most cases anyways (always an exception for any country). We always get damned if we do or dont though. This country stays ready for a fight because somebody has to, and we are most the capable. At the moment we are helping too many and it is costing us dearly. Nobody talks about that though they just talk trash about us. Calling us the bad guys. I have been around this globe wearing my uniform doing things for other countries in the name of my own so I seen it with my own eyes.

[outaview]

Thank You for review of this video. I was in the Navy and stationed on an Aircraft carrier for 3.5 years. We had about 5, 500 people on the ship when deployed.

[hddun]

Thank you Matthew. Thank you for your great words about the USA. Hey, you may not know it but many Swedish communities exist in the USA. In my home city of Austin, Texas we have hundreds of Swedish decendents who settled
in Central Texas back in the 1900's and gave us your great culture and in my High School the most beautiful girls were Swedish Ladies!!

[Titus-as-the-Roman]

"Look at that Bad Boy", that my friend was a Russian Soyuz Rocket "What does it use then", Dude, don't think they want us to know that !

[Bellymeatman]

Most people don’t realize that the first stealth plane, F-117 Nighthawk was laid down in Jimmy Carter’s Presidency (1976-1980)

[SilvanaDil]

Unlike some crazy things the govt. wastes money on, the $800+ bn/yr for the military is worth it.

[TMikrutMusic]

I think the vast majority of US citizens are good people who accept others despite their differences and are proud to have such a diverse nation with different cultures represented. Our current media is nasty though, and is pretty much a reality tv show meant to be as controversial as possible because that’s what sells. It’s really unfortunate

[jamiegossett]

Those are not minuteman missiles they keep showing. They are showing Nasa and SpaceX rockets for the space program. Minuteman missiles donlt have those extra rockets on the bottom sides. They are mixing rockets in with missiles for the video.

[glennallen]

I was in the North Carolina Army National Guard as a Medic from 1981 to 1987. The Veterans would also help protect the United States!

[GeraldWalls]

3:45 The video is speaking about Supercarriers and the ship in the picture is the USS Midway (CVB-41), which is now a museum ship in San Diego. It is docked across the bay from the Coronado Navel Base/Naval Air Station North Island which has berths for two or three (I don't recall which) Nimitz-class carriers.

The Midway was commissioned in 1945 eight days after the end of WWII as a straight-deck carrier. She was decommissioned in 1992. An early angled flight deck was added in the mid-1950s with the final angled deck you see in the video added in a massive modernization program from 1966 to 1970.

She participated in everything from the Korean War through Desert Storm.

[narmar]

Sweden joining Nato. Welcome to the club. Yall are already a legit army so that helps.

[swtdkxf]

❤Awesome reaction video! America is Great! Unstoppable! The will to fight and defend!😊❤

[grumblesa]

We also use Swedish designed communications, radar, and weapons as well. You guys, like Finland and Holland, definitely punch above your weight