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[Elfey-productions-]

Bro got insta tanker after this resume

[dannygames-cn]

as someone who grew up around the army thats real

[ahuman]

As a tanker this hurts but accurately depicts the vast majority of us

[Roblox-qybt]

No, no, no no, and yes to driving, alright you are A TANKER.

[minnatyfitriah]

Everybody: it takes a long time to drive tanks one day
Military: you sure bout that?

[Science-chris]

Bro knows one thing and got a deadly weapon😂😂😂😂

[jellylemon]

This got my friends who drive tanks rolling on the ground dying of laughter

[Strang_Slam]

Bro is so lucky he got to drive a tank😄

[hamstterpllays]

now i know what to put in my military registration

[Sebby_Does_Stuff_YT]

Btw for those wonderding he is not actually that close he has 9.46k subs

[ChloeWoods-cfly]

A pranker most of told him he was a tanker 😂😂😂

[FreyahJ]

He is hired cause he can drive into the enemies instantly killing them

[otakuXENzone]

1. Yes in games
2. Yes faster than Usain Bolt
3. No
4. Yes, i always win every fight (I'm a teakwondo marital artist)
5. Idk what it means 😢😢
6. Yes, like han from Tokyo drift

[RatnaTiwari-gq]

Getting into the military is easier than remembering my own phone password 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[Rhiannon-ny]

Sending all my love hugs and kisses to that cat❤❤

[TommyStones-Rigby]

Nah bro qualified to be a storm trooper☠️☠️🙏🙏

[minutpezi]

Prob that’s how they taunt each other in the army)

[Marcyellafloresforlifeever]

He can drive but not that good bro give him a tanker he gone crash that shit😂😂😂

[Blankspace]

I have all of them my grandfather was a military veteran and a year before he died he gave me his 22.cal and it was allready broke in we never talked a lot and the last time I saw him was Christmas 2024 and that was the last time before he died of cancer I really miss him I just want people to listen to my grandfathers story. Every day I salute the American flag no matter how bad my day is.❤❤❤❤❤❤ may he rest in peace.

[The_OwXos]

If you wanted to know about the F-35 Lightning II, here you go

Overview:
The F-35 Lightning II is a family of stealth multirole fighters developed by Lockheed Martin for the U.S. and allied nations. It was designed to perform a variety of missions with exceptional stealth capabilities, advanced avionics, and supersonic speeds. The F-35 comes in three main variants to suit different operational needs:

Variants of the F-35:
F-35A (Conventional Takeoff and Landing - CTOL)

This version is primarily used by air forces. It has a conventional takeoff and landing capability and is the standard model for most air forces worldwide.

It is equipped with advanced radar, sensors, and stealth technologies that allow it to conduct air-to-air combat, air-to-ground strikes, and intelligence, surveillance, and reconnaissance (ISR) missions.

F-35B (Short Takeoff and Vertical Landing - STOVL)

The F-35B is designed for short takeoff and vertical landing, making it suitable for use on smaller aircraft carriers or in environments where traditional runways are not available.

It’s the only stealth aircraft in its class with vertical landing capability, which allows it to land and take off from confined spaces. This makes it highly flexible in terms of deployment.

F-35C (Carrier-Based)

The F-35C is the carrier-based variant of the aircraft, optimized for use on aircraft carriers. It has larger wings and landing gear designed to withstand the rough conditions of carrier landings.

The F-35C is intended for use by the U.S. Navy and is equipped with reinforced landing gear, larger wings, and tailhooks for carrier operations.

Key Features of the F-35:
Stealth Technology:

The F-35 is built with stealth capabilities that reduce its radar cross-section, allowing it to operate undetected by enemy radar. This is achieved through advanced materials, shaping, and coating techniques.

Advanced Radar and Sensors:

The F-35 is equipped with the AN/APG-81 AESA radar, which is one of the most powerful radar systems available. It offers both air-to-air and air-to-ground capabilities.

It also has the Distributed Aperture System (DAS), a 360-degree infrared sensor system that can detect threats from any direction. This allows pilots to “see” the battlefield around them in real-time, even outside the cockpit.

Pilot-Automation Interface:

The glass cockpit is highly automated and integrates multiple systems, reducing the cognitive load on the pilot. The helmet-mounted display system (HMDS) is one of the most advanced, projecting critical flight data onto the pilot’s visor, enabling them to see through the aircraft and "look" around it.

Multirole Capabilities:

The F-35 was designed as a multirole fighter, meaning it can perform a variety of missions:

Air-to-air combat: Engaging enemy aircraft

Air-to-ground combat: Striking enemy targets on the ground

Electronic warfare: Disrupting or deceiving enemy sensors

Close air support: Assisting ground forces in combat zones

Interoperability:

One of the most important aspects of the F-35 is its interoperability with NATO and allied forces. It is compatible with a wide range of systems and has been adopted by many countries, allowing for joint operations between nations.

Global Fleet:

The F-35 is flown by multiple countries, making it a cornerstone of NATO and allied air power. As of today, nations like the U.S., the U.K., Israel, Japan, Australia, and many others operate the F-35 in their air forces, navies, and marine corps.

Performance and Capabilities:
Max Speed: Around Mach 1.6 (1, 200 mph or 1, 930 km/h)

Combat Radius: Approximately 1, 380 nautical miles (2, 560 km) for the F-35A

Weapons: The F-35 can carry a wide range of weapons, including air-to-air missiles, air-to-ground precision-guided bombs, and internal weapons bays for stealth missions.

The internal weapons bays are designed to keep weapons hidden from enemy radar to maintain stealth. For missions requiring more firepower, external pylons can be used (though this slightly compromises stealth).

Notable Users:
United States: The F-35 is a cornerstone of U.S. military aviation, with large orders across all branches—Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps.

United Kingdom: The U.K. uses the F-35B for its Queen Elizabeth-class aircraft carriers, which operate the STOVL variant.

Israel: Israel is one of the most advanced users of the F-35, often performing cutting-edge modifications and operations with the aircraft.

Japan and South Korea: Both countries are part of the international consortium operating the F-35, enhancing their regional air defense capabilities.

Why It Matters:
The F-35 is often described as “the most advanced fighter in the world”, and its development represents a massive leap in terms of technology, interoperability, and multirole capability. Its stealth abilities, sensor suite, and data-sharing technologies make it a game-changer for modern combat aviation.

Given its versatility, the F-35 is expected to be in service for many decades, replacing older fighter models like the F-16, F/A-18, and Harrier aircraft.