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Can we Beat them? Indians React to United States (USA) vs India Military Comparison
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You know who has the 2nd largest Air Force in the World? The U.S. Navy.
Unlike many countries the U.S. Navy and Marine corps have their own aircraft and training systems completely separate from the U.S. Air Force.
Actually the us navy is 1st
If 1 Nimitz Class Super carrier was a country it would have the 17th largest Air Force.
@@scottdunlap9294Went and checked. US Air Force is largest.
Yep
I think it may be a misconception that the U.S. "wants to rule everywhere" or rule other countries. At least, most Americans themselves have no such plan or desire. We maintain a large security presence overseas because of the extensive alliance systems we have nurtured since World War II. That war was a seminal event in our history, because it revealed how isolated, and potentially vulnerable, we had been up to that point. So, for the United States, security doctrine has been to avoid war by having a large security presence overseas. Of course, that has led us to be attacked frequently, or otherwise drawn into regional conflicts in places like the Middle East. But for everyday Americans, the idea of fighting overseas is not popular, and many of us think our government has unwisely committed our troops in many countries over the years, including in places like Vietnam, Iraq or Afghanistan.
As an American it's necessary we have troops everywhere to maintain stability in the world.
And let's not forget Afghanistan attacked us first in 2001 September 11th so I think we have all the right to attack Afghanistan
@C Summers and I agree with you that's why I'll budget is so bad when it comes to military spending because we want peace you want free trade the global world will be better if everybody can trade with each other so it won't be no more dictators autocratic government everybody can trade free and will free will but you got country that don't want to trade they want to dictate they want to show their Force by ruling over other countries especially smaller countries if everyone just believe in peace and and prosperity it would be better for the world don't you think
eh yes and no we've been policing the rest of the world since the start of communism at the very latest. but have been maneuvering for world power status since the American revolution. we haven't been in a just war or a war we haven't provoked since ww2. mainly just proxy wars because our countries government says that every other countries governments are free to be whatever they want as long as it isn't communism lol but yes the average citizen couldn't care less about the rest of the world so you are right there.
@@gregoryking8574 strange isn't it, that in your reference to the attack on the Twin Towers on 9-11-01, the majority of the hijackers aboard the planes were citizens of Saudi Arabia...not Afghanistan. It wasn't Afghanistan that attacked the USA, it was a group of religious zealots led by Bin Laden (also a Saudi citizen) who had taken up shelter in Afghanistan. The US had the approval and permission of the Afghan government to carry out operations against the Taliban in the country: the US didn't wage war against Afghanistan.
Its important to note that the obscene spending towards the US military budget isn't to make war, but rather keep the peace. The videos like this and others you have reacted are right .. no one wants to mess with the US for reasons x, y or z. There is money in peace, for all countries.
Yup only three countries right now are stupid enough to want to fight or make threats to the US. That being North Korea (which would last about 3 days in a fight with the US) Russia, Iran, and China.
Peace through strength…
So if it's to keep the peace why has the USA attacked more countries than any other country since WWII? Why is that the USA attacked many countries that had never done anything to hurt the USA like Serbia?
@@arkandrada3305 As president Teddy Rosevelt once said, "Speak softly and carry a big stick."
More a case of making more money.
“With great power comes great responsibility”, our Military is everywhere not because we want to be like the British Empire of old, but being the Strongest Country in the World militarily means we need to help protect our Allies that aren’t as strong.
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Yeah,we're sooo POWERFUL,got ran out of Afganistan !!! LOL'. Left all that GEAR behind too !!! I thought it was a PAY-OFF.
@@powerbad696 On the plus side, we operated a war (a war we never intended to "win" or end) with 30+ other countries giving them a training ground so that their capabilities are added to our own.
So if there ever was a WW3, these countries are already experienced in working together militarily against a common enemy.
Good luck getting China, Russia, Iran, Pakistan, and North Korea to work together as a unit.
@@KaiserS0ZE AGREED. SO TRUE.
@@powerbad696 I suppose the military is only as strong as the president at times, and.....Biden
You two are always cute. People need to understand that India and US train together in their militaries. Our 2 countries alone are a huge, allied forces.
Yes and all the while thier scam centers con Americans out of I tune or Google play cards if they can't get access to our bank accts
Yes this most likely never happen and together we are almost invincible United States and India forever 🇺🇸🇮🇳♾
Lately India has been siding with Russia. That is just sad.
@@albertcornett7408 perhaps you should read up on India's recent history before judging India's position on the Ukraine war.
But don’t take our friendship for granted. Many Americans would not want to spend tax money and blood to protect India.
You are incorrect about the USA wanting to "rule the world". The USA learned from hard experience that being militarily unprepared is very costly, and THAT is why the USA has the strongest military in the world. The result has been the Pax Americana: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pax_Americana
The US Military is a joke to Americans because they do not even protect the southern borders at all which is where we get all of the invasions that is totally allowed by The US Government ..
You might want to have a look where US military bases are - all over the world. And how many wars the US has been involved in since WWII ... it's hardly ever not been involved in a war.
I am conservative and was also a US Army medic in Iraq. The US does rule the world and our leaders want us to rule the world because there is a lot of corrupt money to be made in ruling the world. The question should be, Is Pax Americana a net positive or net negative? I believe it is a slight net positive. There are good things and bad things.
@@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344 I used to think the same, as I learn more I am no longer convinced by the net positive. But anyway, it'll become an academic debate pretty soon. Looks to me like the pax Americana is coming to an end.
@@blackcatdungeonmastersfami5311 There is a part of me that wouldn't mind that end, but that view is not realistic.
Don't worry about the numbers or differences between the US & India, militarily. We're friends & allies--that's all that matters. Someday I hope to go to India, all my Indian friends seem so happy. Just like you two.
Def not true with modi and his extreme right wing views and conducting business with russia
To put it in perspective. China has the second largest budget, and the USA spends more than China just on maintaining military bases in other countries.
The reason the USA has to spend so much is because most countries in the world have been given a guarantee of sovereignty from us. Meaning they only need enough military to defend themselves until the USA arrives to save them. Because of this the world as a whole, generally speaking, has experienced a relatively peaceful period of almost 100 years, the longest peace time in all of human history. And not just in "global" wars, during this time even the number of small conflicts has been vastly less than any other time before World War II.
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The United States is both blessed and cursed by two oceans on one side it makes it extremely hard for China and Russia our two biggest foes to reach us since their militarys have been made and designed for land operations in bordering nations and no big need for deep water Navy's while the majority of our military is designed for global operations and have been since WW2
@@JustMe-gn6yf Even if the oceans weren't an issue, the U.S. population being armed makes it far less likely that China or Russia would invade anyway.
There are a lot of countries, including countries in NATO, that over buy equipment and cheap out on maintenance, training and ammunition.
@@orlock20 name the NATO members that do this
@@orlock20 neither of those two surprises me but it's unfortunate especially when a little NATO member like Estonia goes above and beyond to meet the demands of NATO membership and is rapidly switching to western military equipment
Freedom has a price, someone will always want to take your freedom and there needs to be someone in place to prevent that 🇺🇸
The US Navy jointly hosts a naval exercise with India called Exercise Malabar. I took part in this in 2017 while I was deployed with the USS Nimitz Carrier Strike Group. Got to do cross training with the Indian and Japanese Navies and spent about 4 days in Chennai, India from this. Was a cool experience.
I can tell you that we don't wish to rule the world or conquer other countries, but we have learned from past experiences that you cannot enter a war unprepared. I absolutely love your country! You have such a amazing history, culture, your buildings architecture is so amazing and such a diverse ecosystem.
Yes we are 🤣🤣 Every country in the world thinks that about us cuz its true.
“Si vis pacem, para bellum”
Translation: If you want peace, prepare for war.
You are under a misconception about why the US has the most powerful military , it is not to rule the world or be be king of the world, it is to protect our own commerce. The United States wanted to be neutral in both world wars and in both wars we were drawn in by attacks against our commerce. After World War One and World War Two we drastically reduced the size of our military. Korea and Vietnam caused our military to grow in size and now we have commitments to alliances with other nations to provide military assistance to each other. The United States is in effect paying the majority of the bill to protect not only our commerce but also to provide for the security of our allies. By the way I do enjoy your channel and look forward to your posting new ideos.
I’d never wanna see any country go to war again but if and when it does outside the present conflict, I’d personally hope that India would be allied with the US and UK, we are to similar and the Indian people are to Kind (in general) I’d hate to see conflict against a country with such magnificent culture and kind people. 💜🫡💜 I was a security officer working at a immigration holding facility here in the US for 6 years. And all the Indian people I met while some had attitudes and jokes, were incredibly friendly but respectful. We also have citizens from your country as well and they to are kind souls. I hope that one day we can see peace and not need to be on edge that someone’s going to hold someone else in the world at gunpoint but I don’t think I’ll live to see that day. So stay strong! 💜 🇺🇸 🇬🇧 🇮🇳💜
Russians are good people, don't know why you guys hate them.
India is one of the last countries I would ever see US going head to head. I wish we could all ties with Pakistan and had stronger ties with India! Much love to our Indian friends from Chicago, US.
Over several decades I've followed a some of India's military. I am pleased with the idea that India can stand against any local aggressors, no matter how big that aggressor thinks they are.
First I have to say I love you guys, both if you are awesome. We don't want to rule the world. I guess the main reason for us being every where and having a military force with strong allies is to ensure every country sovereignty. As a former u.s. military member that was my personal mission. I been to India and experienced your beautiful culture as well as other nations. That was the best experience and honor I could ask for. That being said I love your reactions and keep up the good work!
I Think Your Wrong About America I Think You Need To
Think Before You Speak Before You Say Anything Negative About America i Don't Think We Want TO Rule The World We Learn From The Hard Experience And That's Why We Are The Strongest Military iN The World And You Can Hate All You Want Sweetheart But We Are the Strongest Nation iF You Saying That We Rule The World All That Bullshit Like You Said We Would Right Other Countries Like Russia And Iran And South Korean China Are The Threat To US Who Wants To Be The One To Rule The World. They The Problem.
As a half Polish and half African American, Sikhs are my absoulte favorite Indians. I'm not religious, but Sikhs are very Godly, compasionate, and chill to hangout with. They can also be fierce warriors. Respect. ✌🏾❤
As a soldier, seeing India went with so much towed artillery is smart. That is huge “bang for your buck” and real world those things can be pulled by a pickup or a tractor. Poorer countries trying to establish a strong defense NEED artillery, and towed artillery is much cheaper than self propelled and easily towed by any vehicle with the pulling power (Toyota hilux with Diesel engine will work, and they are everywhere)…. Kudos for India’s military for being smart with funding towed artillery.
India and China recently bumped heads on a very small scale, India spanked that ass! China will think twice before pushing India again….
Great video! Like other Americans, I can assure you that we do not want to "rule the world". We've just been through so many threats to democracy that we have learned that, unfortunately, it is necessary to maintain a strong military to protect freedom. India has shown itself to be a great ally, and the world's largest democracy, so India and the US are natural allies. God bless our soldiers!
I wish people would stop calling our system a democracy, it isn't, nor has it ever been. In a democracy there would be no individual rights, we are a Constitutional Republic, with restrictions on what the government is allowed to do.
@@kdrapertrucker the right-wing idea of a republic is one where only straight white males of a certain social class get to vote, so I'm glad the system you support is deteriorating. Look up the definition of "republic". It doesn't mean what the far-right propaganda tells you it does.
@@kdrapertrucker additionally, the *only* reason you're making this argument is because you want to force your unpopular ideas down everyone else's unwilling throats.
Again we DO NOT want to rule the world. We DO want to protect our interest wherever they may be in the world and that of our friends. And you are right, she is beautiful.
India's military gets combat experience from the trouble in Kashmir. I like India. I've worked with a lot of Doctors of Indian heritage. Just fantastic doctors. India also makes very good whiskey-Amrut.
Love how good you two are together. Love India and they are for sure a power house and on land India can summon huge numbers of solders and they don't back down ND are getter stronger everyday. I hope India gets closer ties to us in the future even though the US citizens have considered India our friends for a long time now.
ITS NOT THAT WE WANT TO RULE EVERYBODY ....EVERYBODY COMES TO US FOR HELP..WE DIDNT WANT TO FIGHT IN EITHER WORLD WAR BUT GOT PUSHED INTO IT 2 YEARS AFTER THEY STARTED..
if u didnt you would have the 4th reich on your doorstep and they were way ahead on jet engines and nukes that why the americans recruited so many german scientists lmaoooo
@@_-Naz-_ Germany would have lost ww2 even if we didn't join the war.
I wouldn't worry about an America vs. India scenario. Both of our countries tend to agree on how we view China and Pakistan so there isn't really an issue there. Plus our countries have pretty much zero reasons to be anything but super friendly towards each other now a days. I also believe most Americans would be happy to hear about India's military advancements given how close we are to becoming allies in the region. In my own personal opinion, a strong India means a wary China and that's a good thing given their ambitions for world domination.
If you are familiar with India’s social and political stances we could not be further apart. Their far right views and backing of Russian deals puts us so far apart. Not to mention the lack of basic civil liberties in India that we take for granted in the US. India is decades behind in even basic practices
@@gavin8781 This is a bit of an old comment, but I'll respond regardless. America tends to look at its allies through a fairly grounded lens. We don't tend to look at a country's politics as much as long as they are against our rivals on the global stage(see us aligning closer to Vietnam nowadays). India falls right into that category of opposing China, who more and more seems to be our biggest rival when it comes to anything really. India is opposed to China due to economic and border tensions, so naturally the US is supportive of India due to our opposition to China.
Wow this Channel grew so fast. Congrats Loud Guys!
I have fond memories of working side by side with the Indian Army in Operation Yudh Abyas. America and India stand together. Jai Hind! God Bless the United States!
Jai Hind 🇮🇳 and God bless the US 🇺🇸, I hope this alliance bw our two great nations last for long.
America used to be a very isolationist country. Before WWI our armies were almost always very small. In the US civil war we had about 3 million soldiers in the US and Confederacy. In 1914 as WWI started the US had under 100,000 soldiers in the army which made our army smaller than any of the European powers. In June 1939, which was three months before England declared war on Germany, the roughly 180,000-man U.S. Army ranked 19th in the world, smaller than Portugal’s! It was only after we were dragged into two world wars and we were confronted with an aggressive USSR that we finally kept our army large. It wasn't because we wanted to, it was because nobody else was going to keep Europe safe. We didn't take part of Germany, Italy or Japan for our own, in fact we paid to help fix their countries. We didn't invade North Korea until after they attacked South Korea. We didn't send troops into China even though they attacked us in Korea.
In the US chartering of the Force Structure, the Navy is the only Constituted standing force for the defense of commerce. Whereas the other forces are tailored to the needs of the times. So the reserves are peacetime ready reserves, not full mobilization reserves. In WWII 1 in 10 in the US population mobilized in Uniform rolls. The peacetime Navy underwrites global commerce by maintaining at least 9 carrier fleets for the 9 geographic chokepoints on earth for trade routes. So Italians can get goods past Somalie pirates etc...
I have dealt with many different Indian families. Sometimes it's frustrating but I've learned so much and have developed an appreciation. Many decide to get sour and refuse to lean or understand a culture. That's silly and a disservice to ones self.
Anyways, glad to have you as an ally in the world as a democracy and as many of you are already a friend in general.
-Midwestern American
The USA would never choose to be at war with India. Indian immigrants have massively helped shaped the United States. I literally can’t think of a reason we would go to war with India. If anything, we’d help india if China invaded them to take back Kashmir
The problem with all of the "verses" scenarios is that the home country (the defender) has a terrific advantage. Sooo, the assessments are hugely dependant on the scenario being discussed. In general, the US is uninvadable, so the channel seems to default to "Could the US successfully invade ?" rather than say both countries fighting on neutral ground, or other more likely (if still highly improbably) scenarios.
Thats inaccurate. Who forces are in usa currently. Also everything is capable of being attacked.
you don’t understand how war work invade a big country is not that easy mostly a big country which Indian is one of the country that is as big like china, which u.s are not allow to use any Nuclear ☢️ or any country it only use to defend but war issue is never was just military power it come down to food supply and problems with economy which will make peoples riot up or protesting even we win there nothing to grab for us then just losing life and cost economy chaos then city war next probably last more then a few year and more but as a human no country want to wipe out any nation completely so the fight will have to stop either way.
@@thomgri The majority of the US military is located within the United States. Furthermore any country trying to invade the USA would have to move their military across a large ocean (no country has this capability), defeat the US Navy in open ocean combat (no country is even close to this capability), defeat US Army/reserve forces and the massively powerful US Air Force (no country is even close to this capability), keep all of their invasion force supplied over long distances and occupy the 3rd largest country in the world with 100 million gun owners (no country has even close to this capability). A successful invasion of the USA is impossible.
This is a wonderful, smart point. Real power is only the amount of power that can be delivered at any one location and at any given time. Obviously, the U.S. has tried to design its military for mobility and reach, but just racking and stacking numbers does not really tell you the whole story.
@@TheSnarkyViking everything has probabilities. Attacking usa no matter how low the odds, doesnt mean impossible. Gas/oil, food scarcity, poverty, etcetera is a great way to distract for an economic attack for example. Also the who have bases and troops in usa currently, so the possibilty with the current head of who is there. There are many other examples, just look for them.
The US was geographically shielded from most of the devastation of world war ii and the numerous proxy conflicts during the cold war; this meant the US formed alliances with governments all over the world and since it's military was in comparatively good shape, it became the de facto international defense contractor. Whether or not these arrangements still serve a useful purpose today, with bases all over the world and voluminous foreign aid, the entrenched interests of military departments, officers, bureaucrats and contractors keep it funded as well as it ever has been.
The bases clearly have served their purpose and will continue for decades into the future with the response from putin. The whole point of these bases are to prevent countries from invading and gaining too much control in a region. And when Ukraine basically asked America for some military bases there Russia threw a fit because it was one of the few places left that they believed they could regain to rebuild a second soviet union. Sure it's awfully hypocritical for the United States to amass power all over the world but the big thing is they don't assume control. They train the militaries of the country they put bases in along with supply them state of the art technology. Sure there are a lot of trade deals but the vast majority benefit both sides. We never control a country strictly for the political benefits and we always preach democracy. We might not execute our plans as precise as we anticipate but our plans are almost always based on good intentions.
I enjoy your comments about my country. We do not want to rule the world but we will stop those who try. We want peace more than you can imagine. You two are fun to watch and I’m glad I found your channel. Thanks 🙏
There's one important factor to know. The U.S. and India will always be friends. Fighting each other will never happen.
India could be taken over by leftists and become an enemy of the USA.
You should react to the the video title “us army and indian army in action together”
The vast majority of all those wars were minor engagements. The US had traditionally been an isolationist country not wishing to get involved in other countries’ wars. But for the past 105 years, it has found itself as protector/aid to its friendlies and, most recently, as a “police force” for the world.
There are only a few wars wherein the US was an aggressive force: most specifically the Mexican War and the Spanish-American War.
Something tells me that we don’t have to worry about this. They will more likely be fighting side by side rather than against each other
To my Indian brothers and sisters, India is our ally and our friend. No need to worry, we will support India in crisis, especially against China and Pakistan. India and the USA together as one.
3:18 Since I was a young kid (around third grade), I've been interested military history. I've read numerous books, played with plastic army men, played paper map and chit wargames, computer games. I was also a medic in the US Army. I was in Iraq and was in combat. If you ever get the chance watch a vid on, "The Battle of Midway." I've always had a soft spot for the IJN, but I am glad they were defeated at Midway.
Me too. They were too aggressive and didn't have the fuel to sustain combat. Alot of people died because of it.
@@batboy555 The Japanese Army committed many atrocities especially against Chinese civilian. The IJN was different. Honor and bravery. It was the best Navy the world had ever produced, but it had flaws that became apparent after Midway.
Although, the USA has been is actually, 105 wars, since 1776, the past 114 years, the vast majority of our military is used in humanitarian aid to help with the rest of the worlds needs. Even during the past 20 years in Iraq and Afghanistan, still, 80% of our military was on humanitarian aid missions across the world.
After tsunamis and other natural disasters it's the United States Marines that are sometimes the first help to arrive
I feel one reason the United States military was able to advance so much after WW2 is while all of Europe, Britain the Baltics and Asia had to rebuild theirs countries after WW2 North America came out of the war unscathed other than a attack on a Navy base in the Pacific ocean that later became part of the United States so our economy boomed compared to everyone else giving us the advantage to invest heavily in our military instead of rebuilding bombed cities
@@JustMe-gn6yf I won't disagree with that. I have seen that some folks say it was strategic, others say, just the way it went. For myself, I kinda lean more in the direction of the later, (more kinda)... War, stuff is gonna get messed up, and to go and rebuild the enemy's stuff, sure, on a moral issue sounds wonderful, but, that in my opinion of the past 75 years should stop. As I can remember rebuilding things in Afghanistan, and the moment we walked away having completed the structure(s), to drive by a day or two later, and it is either burned to the ground or blown up, just to waste the US's tax dollars. And close to $2 billion was wasted due from that. I knew of two different school building ground up rebuilds, each time 4 times we rebuilt.. build it once, and if they mess it up, walk away. I also gotta mention, although militarily, we (the USA) advanced, but look at what didn't advance in the USA. Our school system is broken, our social system is corrupted, our infrastructure is in a dire need of alarming attention. Our roadways and super structure bridgements are way past their designed / intended life expectancy and in more cases then not on bridges and over passes, 20 years out of date of safety. Our railway system is worn out, and only gets attention when something breaks. So, did the USA really become the victors while dumping a yearly $272 billion into 87 other country's?.. I choose to believe these days, that it is okay to say, "what about us?".. but yes, that is such a powerful question and really needs to be discussed with people who are 99% smarter then me, but none the less, needs to be asked. I encourage you to always ask and ask many people.
@@JustMe-gn6yf Yep especially with the tsunamis that happen in Japan 2011
@@drubradley8821 our education system is a joke and it will only get worse as the teachers union gets more control by buying politicians and the decline started when daycares became commonplace and strangers teach children from cradle through highschool instilling their beliefs in young minds
As a US citizen we like india and wouldn’t want to fight you guys in reality it’s in our interest to become allies with you especially against a growing China. I hope our countries stay and become even better friends then are now
Great vid, thanks.
We will fight side by side not against each other. Please tell all indian people that the American people are always your allies we love you. Our government sucks though.
nah your goverment sucks.
Thank you for your reaction. Yes the US are always ahead of others, but they are not trying to be the best or king of the world like you see it. Being on the defense through many wars and battles, these encounters with the US are seen as history records of future bettering their military strengths..and they do so in the name of freedom. We cannot wait on any possible attacks from other countries, especially those run by obvious dictators and brutal terrorists, something that will always be the focus for the US. The US fight for their right not to be terrorized or conquered by anyone else, and still in the name of freedom. We can sleep at night knowing our military is always there to protect us...people putting their lives on the line to help us be safe...
And the US are stationed throughout the world in order to help other countries protect themselves as well, in the name of freedom and human rights of those countries. We are not trying to rule the world, our democracy stance and rights to freedom and human rights goes out to all the people of the free world, because that is the right thing to do. No other country will look out for us the same way ...but we will do so for others who do not have the might to fight alone...we always want to let other powers in the world that see the US as their enemy, to know that although we are at the ready at stations around the world to protect the American way of democracy for the American people, but do so also for other countries that are our allies. We cannot take a chance at being lax in any way. As much as we concentrate on our military might, so are the terrorist factions, always hard at work trying their best to not only threaten, but trying to prove their own might... and we know how crazy leaders of those countries think about how the world should be run...and it is not for the rights of humans, to live free and have say in the way their of running their own country...we always help others when and if we can...9/11 was an example, a wake up call...can you forsake our time and effort put into protecting all people? With as much effort afforded through political compromises in situations from our government, we hold our military might accountable to NOT start a war with leaders of other countries. It's a balance of might and what's right...plain and simple. Freedom. Plain and simple. Human rights. Plain and simple. No other country is willing to station themselves around the world in the fight of freedom except our allies. Together they can be a formidable force when facing an enemy threat as best they can...so do not think we are trying to RULE the world ...
From the days America had to fight for their right to not be ruled by the British...to the ugly truth of today's leaders from North Korea, China, Russia and the Middle East...the hatred for the US is real, communism still exists, and the way of thinking how people should be treated is vastly different....
People have the right to run their own governments...
Not be ruled. Not be threatened. Not be terrorized into complying....
That is what separates us from them. And those that put their lives on the line 24/7, fight for us. Fight for you. I think you know own that. India is an ally. We are thankful for that. So please recognize the importance of all governments that are like-minded... we have a common ground...and what is right for the people will always be at the forefront.
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Enjoyed your video. Because of all the comments regarding being 'the king of the world' (and perhaps this is a mis-translation of 'leader of the free world') perhaps it might be interesting to get your perspective of the video 'Reagan - Peace Through Strength.' We've been in a lot of fights over the past century, often for the sake of others and it's shaped us as a people.
Being isolated on the other side of the world from everyone else, it might be interesting to get your outside perspective on this.
No one really wins a war. It's just different forms of losing, especially for the actual people fighting these wars, something the people who decide to go to war doesn't experience.
😍😍😍she looks more than cute 🥰
The only way to measure the strength of a nation's military is force projection: how far can a nation project it's military strength and how long can that force remain operational. Another term is logistics. It is mind boggling how the US has come as close as you could to perfect logistics.
You forgot 1 very important part in all of this....the sheer and very staggering number of Veterans who have seen multiple combat deployments, who are heavily armed, and who are ready to fight for their families, their communities, and their country. My entire platoon of 25 personnel that I deployed to Afghanistan with, minus a handful that I know of, would be ready, willing and able to arm up and get shit done again if need be.
And probably train a resistance up.
@@batboy555 already am. Member of my States Volunteer Militia
@@timothysummers671 man. i thought this life was behind me.
I’ve never met anyone from India I didn’t like they are very humble people you respect them they respect you we all have to learn to respect all people regardless of where they come from .
Excuse me. The US does not want to be "king of the world." We need to be strong to protect ourselves, and to protect our allies. That's it. No "king of the world."
maybe you should start protecting your homeless people and the people that are in need of medical help.
@@therealchris Every country has homeless and people in need of medical help. I don't see where the two correlate. I know you are just want to bash the US, but try a little harder, this one doesn't work.
@@susanschultz1762 so you know me, right? I mean, you must know me, otherwise your "arguments" would only be insinuations, right?
but you can relax, because I couldn't care less about the usa. and to be honest, people like you are the main reason for it. so feel free to continue with your baseless insinuations. if you need that to feel better... i'm totally fine with that.
@@therealchris Wow! Talk about over reaction. If you don't care about the USA, why are you so fixated on our institutions? So, you can criticize the US, for something every nation deals with, but we're not allowed to respond to that.
And you want to talk about insinuations? You are insinuating that we don't have good heatlh care, when my 24 year old son walks around with free healthcare. You're preaching liberal ideals, I'd assume you'd have heard of Obamacare. Evidently wherever you're from has a poor educational system, since we're making baseless assumptions.
If you don't like Americans, perhaps you shouldn't bash them on an open forum..
"King of the world" sounds like communist 😂
Where there is democracy there is no king, people choose leaders.
One thing is for sure. We don't want to rule over every nation. We want to be able to protect our country and other ally countries from the increasingly powerful countries that want to start war. We never start a war but we will for damn sure finish it, or help other countries finish a war. If we wanted to rule over every country qhy would help other countries? We would want them to fail of that were the case. I know a lot of ppl disagree with this but I have to say to you ppl obviously you have never been in the military, nor been on any mission, or given any orders. For example Russia wants to take over every country that's why they don't help other countries and when they go to war they will kill innocent ppl. The US on the other hand tries its absolute hardest to not kill innocent ppl and qhen it does happen I can assure you I have seen it first hand that those ppl are held responsible and most of the time they are jailed. That was a very offensive statement considering I have first hand been in the military and fought in the worst of the worst situations. Let me tell you something when you are fighting in a war especially when I was in the Battle of Fallujah me and my team was ambushed in the worst kind of way and we tried to call in air support and we could not get any assistance because the war was taking place around hundred or maybe even thousands of innocent civilians if this was Russia on the other hand they would have called in an airstrike and killed every single person including innocent women men and children without a care in the world the US does not do that we would rather lose our own troops than kill innocent people we fight to kill and go after the bad guy that is it.
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Let us hope that our politicians always remain friends so that we never have to fight each other.
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As a military combat veteran; there is no reason for war. 100% of all wars were to end conflicts both home and abroad, the United States is trying to keep peace & will protect everyone that is in need of help to do that. Never forget the several millions of war seasoned veterans that are capable and willing to "call to arms, I'm one". God Bless you, no matter your god. Every single person deserves to worship, speak, & feel safe without threat of harm.
We have such a high budget because we've had a doctrine that says we need to be able to fight a two theater war, just like WWII. We have two large coasts on different oceans that have different adversaries on the other sides...
I'm glad our countries are allies. Your military has some interesting concepts.
We don't want to rule anyone. A lot of our geopolitical doctrine is to carry such a big stick that no one will want to start a fight with us or our allies. Which is a good one to have.
The INS' new Visakhapatnam class stealth DDG is a beautiful warship. Something that is fascinating to me as an American navy veteran is the fusion of Eastern and Western technologies that your military employs, advances, and develops. It'll be really cool to see what new concepts India develops as a rising regional and eventual world power.
If for some strange reason in a parallel universe, India would suddenly not be our ally, then India would pose a huge scenario as a military might. Certainly the video didn't take into account all the factors. India actually is a military might in Asia.
I believe we need to keep India as our ally. So would we win? It would probably be stalemate like WWI. And certainly it would not be over in a matter of days considering that India has a larger population. You have a billion but we have maybe close to 300 million.
They didn't take in all the factors but seriously it would be long and drawn out.
Let's stay friends.
I am not actually sure that India is an ally -- although they are certainly not an enemy or even a geo-political rival. Historically, India was a non-aligned country, and militarily it was closer to the Soviet Union. You can see that reflected in India's response to the Russian invasion of Ukraine. So, yes, I think the U.S. would love to have India as an ally, given the current situation in the Indo-Pacific region. As for the Indians, you will have to ask them. But I don't assume they would say yes.
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Cool video. India has a more formidable military than I realized.
Much Love to India from Indianapolis America! And happy Pride Month!
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The thing that many people don't completely take into account when finding out about the military budget difference between USA and any other country in the world, is that the multiple times per year the USA spend, is that, PER YEAR. So If say the USA spends 10 times more than another country, that is 10 times, each year. So in a decade of course the amount of money that that country has spent, just matches the amount of one year of USA spending. This difference piling up shows the real difference between the USA and other countries.
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The best thing that was said but not elaborated upon is our military culture. We know how to fight and win war.
Don't wanna rule the world we just want everybody to be free
Love his expression when he hears terminator. He's like the f@#k? Lol
You can chill, we love our Indians.
Love you guys, watch ypu often. America doesn't want to rule the world. We want to protect the freedom of the world. See you on the next reaction
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The US current military budget is 800 billion since this video was made...and we absolutely would prefer India to be our friends, especially against the Chinese!
May India be our friends
I love the United States. Birthplace of planes, mobile phones and the internet.
I have great respect for India. I am nearly 60 years old, American, and when I was a child India was an example of poverty and starvation. Now India has worked together with their people and with other nations to become strong and successful. The standard of living for the people of India has climbed very high!
We would never want to fight you, let's team up and protect each other!
Hi, guys... U.S Marine here. Just wanted to touch base on your observation of America trying to rule the world. I have been to 28 countries, so I understand where that perspective comes from. However, ultimately, it's a matter of necessity. We love our country and need to keep it safe. It's not "bow to us;" rather, "leave us alone." Thanks for your reaction. Cheers. :-)
How dare Russia and Iran put their countries near American bases?
I like how the percentage of GDP is used. This is a truer sense that total dollars.
Here is another thing to think about. As far as the us navy, the lessons learned from world War 2 and what it took to win against 2 different enemies on two different seas was not lost on the navy. It was a very costly lesson. That is why there is a huge fleet of super carriers that the rest of the world doesn't want the expense of maintaining.
Whether it’s countries of the world, or Star Wars versus Star Trek, whenever I see videos about “who would win in a fight,” I kind of have to ask why are they fighting in the first place? In this particular case I really don’t see the United States and India getting drawn into a conflict against each other.
No, we don't want to "rule everywhere."
Keep in mind that choosing not to decide on which side to support in a world conflict when you are the strongest guy on the block, is basically making a decision. To save words, with power comes responsibility.
Truly enjoyed the video also there is a video of the US vs the world. You should do a video on that. The US and India are very close in relation and economics. I also have friends I have met from India. Also India is a Ally because the US and India sure the same fears of China. Not to mention India dose have great technology understanding. I hope the alliance will India and the US and others countries succeed to protect your interests and build good relationships 🙏
As an American I'd prefer if we rolled back and focus on just the US... like our homeless, mental health, housing, and jobs... but the world is just to small for that in this day and age
glad to be allies with india.
Another advantage the US has is our millitary leaders, from Generals to NCO we have some of the best thanks too our millitary school system ....from our five federal service acadamies,to our six senior millitary colleges,six maritime colleges,four millitary junior colleges,ten gradute schools and our dozens of private college prep schools...even our high school ROTC programs help us out ..
It is a well known fact ...
You will find the gates of Heaven guarded by United States Marines.
The United States does not want to rule the world. It is our wish that all the peoples of the Earth live peacefully with each other. In 1941, the Empire of Japan attacked our naval base at Pearl Harbor in Hawaii while we were at peace. Four days later, Adolf Hitler declared war on the United States. We were forced to fight two separate wars, one in Europe & North Africa, and one in the Pacific. We went home after World War one and tried to mind our own business. After World War Two, the United States decided never to let that happen again. So here we are, 77 years later, with the United States the most formidible military power in the history of this planet, and we spend more than the next 8-9 countries combined to maintain and equip a seasoned, professional military with the most technologically advanced weapons and material of any country so that no nation dare attack the United States again.
We should all try our best to be friends.
If we are allies then just add both militarys and there you go...
There is actually a USA vs the World Video, you should check it out.
India is a regional power. In 1971 they decisively defeated Pakistan, which was a US client state.
Keep in mind that the numbers aren't the deciding issue. The QUALITY of the equipment, personnel, and TRAINING are huge deciding factors. For a great example of this look at what happened to the 1st Gulf War opposition to U.S. forces on it's own. The U.S. Marines rained HAVOC on much larger forces in short order!
Honestly us Americans don't want to Rule the world, as citizens we just want go keep peace as much as possible. The best thing about this video is that India and the U.S. would never fight a war against each other. We love our allies. Great video!
I love Indian people there are so kind and welcoming
India is our best friend. We will never fight.
U.S thinking of building Terminators. India: NOOO!
Peace through strength. Also most Americans have a positive view of India. Personally I think we should be moving away from China and towards India as far as our economic and military ties. Us and India have many common interests and foes, so a friendship and possibly alliance of sorts only makes sense.
Do you guys want to do something crazy try reacting to American History X it's an amazing movie but it's tough to watch but has a good message at the end sort of
Don't mistake the Americans for the ruling elite.
Everyday Americans just want to have stability / freedom in their country.
The ruling elite do however want to rule the world and exist in every major country to achieve that aim, not just in America.
USA doesn't want to rule the world and a wrong perception. If the US really wanted to, over the years would have done so but its not the mind set,and hence doesn't rule over the world. It is used for security and to protect. As a Navy veteran, I can say I never worked next to a fellow shipmate that wanted to, we were just ready and glad to protect our country.
Over the course of the next year India will have to make some decisions whether it’s going to support democracy or Totalitarianism And whether it wants to continue doing business with North America and Europe!
India wouldn't break ties with Russia, it will only make them more dependent on China, meaning more trouble for India.
Plus the fact of experience in war lots and lots of experience 😅