US Marine Testing New Anti ship Missile Designed To Sink China Navy

Explore the latest advancements in naval warfare with our YouTube channel, dedicated to the US Marine Corps' innovative weapon systems. We delve into the successful test firing of the Navy Strike Missile (NSM) from the newly developed Navy/Marine Expeditionary Ship Interdiction System (NMESIS). Discover the stealthy design and impressive capabilities of the NSM, its integration onto unmanned Joint Light Tactical Vehicles, and how it enhances the Marine Corps' anti-ship warfare capabilities. Learn about the NMESIS's role in broader military strategies, its deployment, and its potential impact on future conflicts. Join us as we unravel the complexities of modern warfare technology, providing comprehensive insights into the Marine Corps' modernization plan and their pivot to the Pacific

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[EdwinDearborn]

If I was Taiwan, Japan and Australia, I’d be buying a 1, 000 of those vehicles.

[MtaPlayerKillae]

2 million dollar missile to disable billion dollar of Chinese naval ship

[Homoprimatesapiens]

Very state of the art system. But as for its range its quite Mickey Mouse comparing to most of the Chinese anti ship systems.

[JoeGoreta]

To late to test now, you should already have one ready long time ago, now no more money left for testing and developing

[DanDaly]

So it can be easily mounted on aircraft and UAS, that's awesome. Why we need to get rid of 2/3 of Marine canon artillery to make space for this makes no sense when one UAS and one radar plt could accomplish the same effect. Marine arty should be focused on the close fight, not what's going on beyond the FSCL, unless you're HIMARS. Also not convinced in the least the NSM has been rigorously tested against common anti-ballistic measures like CWIS, chaff, and/or other spoofing mechanisms.

[carlmarks]

I expect a lot more than this with a defense budget of $800 billion per year!! What the HELL are getting for us money?

[georgemiller]

If it’s GPS-guided, isn’t it highly vulnerable to jamming like cruise missiles and drones in the Russo-Ukraine War?

[georgecoons]

Hope it has a matter/antimatter warhead.

[philchristmas]

Great addition to the marines, but they've had these for a couple of years now. 🇺🇸💪

[yfelwulf]

They can sink you Hundreds of miles away and there is nothing you can do about it.

[jonasdauerbrenner]

if you do weight and lenght information, pls include the european standards, thx :) great video!!

[peterlangan]

There is an old adage, if it looks right, it generally is. This system looks like a hurried hash up. I don’t see it being a success. It’s range isn’t that great. It’s probably not too hard to intercept. It looks seriously weak and wobbly too.

[darkcloud]

So where are they going to launch that if the war starts? They have to put that on land, so it has to be delivered to Taiwan before it can be used. China would take it out before it is even able to be used like Russia did to most delivery in Ukraine.

[johnchin]

How can America identify an aircraft carrier, when it can't even identify a man or a woman?

[ProfessorJayTee]

Park a few of those missiles atop Japan's helicopter carriers or other ships. Voila! Instant anti-ship capability.

[GrinderCB]

I suspect they're pronouncing it "NEMESIS", not "N-MESIS"

[WilliamMacLeod-enpm]

I suspect most people will just call it Nemesis because that’s an actual word ? Just like they call the JASSM “jazz ‘em” instead of spelling out every letter?

[saeed]

The Russians have a missile, if you see it, it's too late 😅

[georgecoons]

I like the steel 4 ton rod guided down from 70.000 feet. Go in and out of the chinese ship. Now get 5 of them hitting the ships engine room. All stop all bad.

[Protonumus]

China will need to be careful, not to stack Navy warship and make them venerable to the attack.😂

I am sure China can handle a few missiles.