The B-21, America's Ultimate WW3 Deterrent

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The B-21 Raider is expected to fulfill the same role in protecting the United States from hostile nations. In a world of rapidly improving technology, people can only guess at the elements of the B-21 Raider that are being withheld from the public.
The true capabilities of the bomber may not be known for generations to come, but with the B-21 in service— those generations can rest safe in the knowledge that their country is being protected.

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Narrator:

Chris Kane

[supersardonic]

"The B-21 is designed as a daily flyer"

Excellent, they can run an airline service where they shuttle passengers in torpedoes and drop them into other countries.

[Interdictiondeltawing]

Loved the darkstar takeoff reference at 0:29

[fdgod]

it’s like we’re living through the Cold War all over again

[ThinRedLine_Matt]

"could lead to a global recession". Well there is a understatement.

[caseclosed]

I used to be a security guard at one of the Grumman offices where they designed the B-21, never thought it would be considered historic.

[z-man]

I remember doing a presentation on bombers like these in school, probably one of the few cool things in school to research for a project

[ljmorris]

That's actually fast, 7 years from contact award to rolling out the factory floor. That's almost automobile development speed..

[Frosty_tha_Snowman]

The SR-71 Had already existed for over a decade (maybe longer) before it was introduced to the public - this plane has been around for awhile, and rest assured, there's even more wild stuff we haven't unveiled, and hopefully will never have a reason to.

[Nickles]

The best thing I’ve seen about the B-2 and B21 is “if you see it, it wasn’t for you”

[darkcomplexity]

I love this channel, unlike others this one takes a more serious approach explaining wars and military strategies.

[Redawesomeoby]

"This would be horrible for the economy"

[Mophony]

I find it interesting that the cost of the B-21 is significantly less than the B-2

[usmcdevildog]

Voting in for a video of MACV-SOG the most badass group of soldiers in the Vietnam war

[dayshon]

How about some unconventional warfare from the armies of the world? Their was a report once that a SAS operative used a rubber ducky in place of a flashbang to surprise hostile combatants. It friggin' worked too.

[lucianoosorio]

“Aside from the fact that I'm still alive, none of this surprises me. Technology got stronger, but we got weaker. We built computers, robots, whole unmanned armies, but no one ever asks: "What happens when the enemy steals the keys?" When the things they built to keep us safe are turned against us, that's when they figured it out: They'll always need men like us, those who are willing to do... what others cannot.” Frank Woods

[Callsign_Spartacus_Fox]

One of the most impressive “features” of this aircraft is actually how fast it was developed and manufactured. I was an engineer on the F35 helmet, so I have a bit of an understanding on development time for new military technologies.

[neptine]

The Fallout lore is eerily becoming more accurate as time progresses

[RavenBlaze]

I visited the Airforce museum in Dayton OH last year and wondered why they had a stealth fighter, figured the tech was too new (30 years +/-) When they announced the Raider it made sense why the fighter is in a museum now.

[SheerSniper]

Not only could nuclear war possibly cause a recession, it would most likely delay package delivery by as much as a week!

[Kain]

This entire video sounds like it should've been preceded with "This video is sponsored by Northrop Grumman"