US Navy vs. Chinese Navy: The Genius Technique US Aircraft Carriers Against China

The US Navy has taken inspiration from Iron Man and is now utilizing jet suits to gain a tactical advantage against China and the Chinese Navy. These jet suits have the potential to revolutionize airborne warfare and transform naval operations. In this video, we'll dive into the history of jetpack technology, examine how the US Navy and UK Royal Navy are implementing this cutting-edge tactic, and discuss the future implications of the Iron Man jet suits. From overcoming obstacles in the air to facilitating rescue operations, we are entering a new era of military innovation. #aircraftcarrier #usnavy #china

[davidhall]

This is not a US Navy thing, it has been developed by a former Royal Marine and is currently used for mountain rescue, and is employed in a limited capacity by the Royal Navy. Have even seen it demonstrated in person at the RNAS Yeovilton display in 2019

[johnmartin]

US Navy? They are wearing the green commando beret, so that means they are Royal Marines and the carrier in the background is Queen Elizabeth the Royal Navys flagship.

[joevicmeneses]

This is NOT a US Navy project BUT a private British company name GRAVITY.

[sih]

' these jets suits flying faster that a formula one car, at 85 mph " err?

[gunnerfan]

I think the suit is better for life-saving operation than military attacking operation, given its noisy system and visibility.

[et]

The fact that the jet suit requires the use of both arms to control it and with the very limited payload capability, I wonder how a combatant can fight in mid air with both arms fully occupied in controlling the flight. I imagine they will be taken out in seconds by CWIS.

[jcaam]

This is Royal Navy footage, not US navy.

[PatriciaGabrielaTorres]

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[protriactive]

The c-ram just sitting in the corner casually watching flying suits enter the warship

[jefferyschaefer]

This footage is from a private company-gravity. Not “US Navy Administration’s lab research “

[RepelG]

US Navy?
You do realize this is a UK invention that’s been demonstrated and honed by ex Marine for several years now.

[grd]

Fascinating information.... Hands down the best time to be alive for innovation...

[jfk]

Bro that's the royal marines land of HMS Queen Elizabeth and HMS Sumerset

[rhondakennedy]

Thank you for your service to the USA. Be kind to one another. Stay safe.

[mamaserritaJer-savdniniveh]

Super cool at least from this end .thank you for your services . God bless you 🙏💗🕊

[sunrayisdown]

Absolute crsp. British Royal Marines and Royal Navy ship !

[dstrick]

“But what about carbon footprint ?” Lol

[chrisr]

Who did you steal this footage from? Those are British Royal Marines, not U.S. Navy sailors.

[kopparhast]

Faster than an Formula 1 car, flying at 85 mph? An F1 race-car is moving faster than that when parked!!!

[daile]

Chinese know kung-fu so they can fly without the jet suit 😂