The 10 Advanced Weapons of USA that Will Enter Service

The 10 Advanced Weapons of USA that Will Enter Service

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0:00 Introduction
0:56 AGM-88 HIGH-SPEED ANTI-RADIATION MISSILE
1:37 STRIKE TOMAHAWK
2:26 THE F-15EX EAGLE II
3:46 CVN-79)
6:16 THE F-16 FIGHTIN
8:12 THE PRECISION STRIKE MISSILE (PRSM)
10:17 THE ACV RECOVERY VARIANT (ACV-R)

[skbue]

Seems like this video thinks we're in the early 2000s.

[carytomlinson]

You don't mention the one thing that separates u.s. weapons from most others .that the quality control of the hardware is amazing . Americans don't just make things but they them things well and consistently makes them to a standard .that's what makes u.s. weapons superior in my opinion

[eocean]

That's what makes U.S. weapons implementing latest tech and AI superior in my opinion

[rhoefelmeyer]

This F-15 is a missile truck. The F-35 and NGAD fighter, with drones, will allow the F-15 to launch missiles from very far away, and they'll guide the missiles in with precision

[bizzyizzy]

Most of these "futuristic weapons" have already launched and are already being used while others have been canceled or postponed indefinitely 🙄

[Davemon]

Did he just say the first upgraded F-16 is to be delivered to the Chinese Air Force?

[majorbcf]

The background music is a bit too loud and distracting. If you lower it in the future, I think it would be better. TKS. 👌

[DavyRo]

My reaction to the title of this video is 😂😅😂

[magicsinglez]

The M88 Hercules must be 60 years old. It just tows vehicles and it is crewed by mechanics

[williamanderson]

I take it the Carrier JFK is still not (as 2023), part of the USN, although started in 2011, commissioned in 2013 and launched in 2019, it still is not 100% finished. No mention of when it is due to enter service. - is it also to have Drone capability....? very useful and less expensive too.

[andrevandiggelen-bgfz]

whats the date ? Did I just fall through a crack in time to the past ?

[MMOLegend]

The F16-V Delivered to the Republic of China in 2017..WTF!!

[jmanj]

0:42 The "AARRRGH!"- 'em -er? Lolol...
Goes well with the WHACK-'em and ATTACK-'em missiles 😂

[robertbramble]

Indeed I'm now twenty years younger 😂

[momohnyaley]

@6:43 By saying Republic of China do you mean Taiwan. Because it's really Taiwan and not main land China.

[shadrackapa]

It's like I'm going back to my youngest days

[themerlynn]

The jassm has not only been in use for a while, but has a new deployment system, rapid dragon

[toddabbott]

There are a few issue I have. The AIM-260 has a passive radar mode. It would have been nice if they had been able to just use this instead of the HARM. Reducing munitions saves a lot of money and storage and the AIM-260 is powerful. The John F. Kennedy as far as I know still lacks the upgraded deck surface to be able to handle the hotter F-35 engines. The 3rd carrier is supposed to have this fixed and possibly have an upgraded radar suit. It might also have a 300kw Helios laser defense system on it too. The other two will need to be refitted after the 3rd one comes out. The F-16 is just not needed. The F-35 is basically the same cost and fits the same roles... and the F-35 is better in most ways. The PrSM also can be used in the HIMMARS M142. The range is impressive at possibly as far as 1000km. The export version will likely be limited to 499km do to certain treaties. The PrSM uses the same 500 pound warhead and while the pod system for the HIMMARS only fits 1 ATACMS, they can fit 2 PrSM. The PrSM will likely be faster than the Mach 3 the ATACMS goes. The M88 is nothing special... nice but not groundbreaking. Same with the ACR. I want to see the anti ship version of the AGM158D.

[txDDS]

Am I the only one that thinks the AGM 158 should be named the JISSM instead

[jackjohnsen]

I love to read all these "Expert thoughts on military hardware" when they ran the other way when they were asked to actually fight someone, and not on a computer game... veteran of US Army in the vietnam era....