Imagine being a radar operator and seeing a swarm of "bumblebees" on the scope heading straight for you. And each of those "bees" carries multiple nuclear weapons.
If you ever see a B-2, it means you're probably going to be okay. It's the ones you don't see that are the problem. I happen to live about 30 minutes from Whiteman AFB, so I've actually seen them flying on many occasions. Particularly during Chiefs games at Arrowhead. It's not uncommon at all for the B-2 to do the fly over. I say that to say that it NEVER gets old. It will stop you dead in your tracks every time you see it.
Crazy fact about stealth, remember how long things exist in the military before we find out about them when I say this. Our first stealth bomber, which was intentionally mislabeled as a fighter, the F-117, it like any other aircraft was flight tested before production. It was designed on a computer. Here’s the crazy part… it was first flight tested in 1977! The same year Atari released the 2600 and Star Wars first came out!
The B-2 is the most expensive aircraft in the world, with a price of more than $1 billion per plane. The original plan was to produce 132 of the bombers. However, during the 1990s, with the Cold War at an end, production was reduced to 20 operational bombers and one experimental plane.
The technology of this aircraft at being able to avoid radar is incredible. The aircraft is over 50 meters wide and is less visible to radar than a bumble bee.
My dad was part of the team that helped design and build this. Around that time, it was hard to keep it under the nose of the media and people given its UFO, alien looking design. Most test flights had to happen at night because so many people were claiming "Alien sightings" lol
If you’re really interested, find and read or listen to the book “Skunk Works” by Ben Rich. He ran Lockheed’s Skunk Works which designed and built stealth aircraft and the fastest air breathing aircraft ever, the SR-71 blackbird.
This aircraft is only about 100 kilometers or 60 miles per hour faster than the average Boeing or Airbus airliner. It mainly flies at night because even though can't be seen by radar you would still be able to see it in daylight. If you see it you have nothing to worry about. If it was after you you would never see it coming. It also carries missiles with a 750 mile range.
the Massive Ordinance Air Blast (MOAB) aka Mother of All Bombs has a blast radius of 1 square mile with power of over 11,000 tons of TNT. the Hiroshima nuclear bomb was measured to be 15,000 tons. it is one of the most powerful non-nuclear bomb in the US arsenal. aside from the MOAB the US also has the MOP Massive Ordinance Penetrator a 30,000lbs bunker buster designed to bust through over 200 feet of concrete before detonating.
The B2 is getting retired as we speak. We have already released the new B21 Stealth Bomber which looks very similar to the B2, but MUCH more advanced. If you really want to freak out over what the US has, check out the upcoming NGAD (Next Gen Arial Dominance) 6th gem Stealth Fighter, that will have 2 stealth "Loyal Wingman" Fighter Drones. The NGAD pilot can even fly and fire the drones weapons. It will also integrate with F35s and new F15EX2. When u see how they all network together and share info and weapons, it gets crazy.
Great channel. Some of the questions you guys asked could be answered by The Operation Room has a bunch of animated videos of the start of the gulf and Iraq wars. It’s fascinating how big and complicated the operations were.
After my uncle retired as Lieutenant Colonel in the US Air Force he went to work for the company that built the B2. His work was so secret that could not talk about his work with his family.
I am the daughter of a soldier. I was born and lived on base. I also lived in the middle of the desert in Southern California, which is close to several military bases and area 51. It was the early 1970s when I was 11 years old, and I can tell you the US military was doing things you have no idea. I saw stuff that had me running for my life. I can assure you the US is doing stuff the world has no clue about. I have lived through most of the Cold War, so I understand what's going on. Russia didn't invent nukes. They stole it from the US using spies. China is constantly spying, hacking, and stealing our technology. When you make technology and share it with the world, unfriendly countries, hijack it, and use it to their advantage. The USA and several European countries went into China and Russia and built factories and manufacturing plants, and now they're showing their true backstabbing faces. As of this year, the US defense budget is now $885 billion.
Those 30,000lb bombs are ground penetrating so you could run but if the ordinance were say GBU-43 Massive Ordnance Air Blast instead than the blast radius is about 1.2 miles but I think the over pressure may also kill further out. Anywhere the pressure wave hits with 80psi or higher is a place not conducive for staying alive.
seen a vid a soldier put out of his time in Afghan. (forget the title) it's night time, you hear soldiers goofing off and chatting in the background....then there's a brilliant illumination that suddenly makes a very black night sky turn light like the sun just reappeared. Then a loud thunderous roar of like ten freight trains rolling right by you, that just carries on and on. That was the night we dropped the MOAB on the tunnel complex, and that guy was 8miles away from where it was dropped. lol
The B-2 was designed in the 1970s and 80s. The first time the government revealed one of these planes to the public was in 1988 I believe, and even then they would only let you see it from the front.
The B-1, the Bone, can carry more than the B-2 and B-52. Oh and they are equipping Air-to-air missles on the B-2 im it's bomb bay so it can protect itself if needed. Btw the B-2 is about 2x the size of a bummble bee on Radar
With the previous edition during the first Iraq War, the Iraqis were shooting their anti aircraft guns at nothing because the bombers were already gone.
This is our old bomber believe it or not. They just released the B21 raider. It’s replacing the B1 and B2 bomber. There should be a video on it by now. It looks similar to the B2
$800 million is what they tell you they spend. There is a thing called the “black budget” that is classified. Your guess is as good as anyone’s as to to what that may be.
Oh, don’t forget we don’t get the best of the best we can make! We buy what meets the requirements the best AND comes from the LOWEST bidder! I shudder to think of what our military could be if we did buy the “best”!
A Massive Ordinance Air Blast has a blast radius of 1.2 miles or 2 kilometers. The Massive Ordinance Penetrator version of the bomb weights 32,000 pounds (15,000 kg) and can penetrate 200 meters of concrete. The only time that it has been used in combat was in Afghanistan and it destroyed half of a mountain and killed over 1,600 Taliban terrorists. A Special Forces observer asked over his radio if we had accidentally dropped a nuke.
These have been around since the 80s, pretty sure one of the longest flights using them was after the 9/11 attacks in 2001. These took off from the US, flew all the way to Afghanistan and returned home. Obviously they needed aerial refueling. But these things are apparently so stealthy that a US Humanitarian aid plane that was flying over Afghanistan dropped their supply drop and then only after the bombs started exploding did they realize they had a B-2 flying behind them. And those were the first bombs dropped on Afghanistan in retaliation to the 9/11 attacks. As for hearing the bomb and running? you aren't going to hear the plane and they mostly use these at night, by the time you hear the sound of the bomb cutting the air you might have time to think of running before it explodes, but that's about it.
This is NOT current. The Spirit was designed in the early 1980s...It's new, even stealthier replacement, the B-21 Raider is just now starting production
I served in the United States Air Force for 30 years at relatively high levels and am very familiar with nuclear capabilities. Only those who directly threaten the most important interests of the United States, and there are only a few nations that possess such a capability, and most of those are allies, need to fear the capabilities of the B-2 Spirit, and it's follow-on, the B-21 Raider (not to mention the other components of the US nuclear triad, namely the Minuteman III ICBM and the Trident submarine-launched ballistic missile). However, any nation or entity with the capability and desire to threaten the United States should take note--you have zero chance of prevailing, and will most likely have committed national suicide.
Actually, if you are at the far edge of a blast zone, running might not be a bad idea, as long as you know where the blast zone is, but chances are, you won't ever see the B-2, especially if it's using a stand-off weapon. Shit will just explode around ya and you won't know why.
This is not "current". It's very old. The US made this public in the 1980s lol. US tech is just way ahead of its time. Some estimates claim that "whatever technology the US military has that's public is 30 years behind what they have behind closed doors" A good example is the SR71 Blackbird. The fastest plane ever made. Was made in the 60s before computers and was even featured in the X-Men movies due to how advanced it looked and was. Highly recommend you check that one out. You might also enjoy watching the video "the US testing it's 500 million dollar railgun" But I recommend you watch "the US military is everywhere" to learn about the US military bases and also "how strong is the US military and why is it considered the strongest" by need for knowledge. Very informative video since you guys want to learn more Think school has a good video as well called "how US strategy created the most powerful army"
The 880 billion does not count the top secret black budget every year that is over 40 billion, also the b2 bomber and f117 nighthawk stealth have been flying for over 35 years, what do we have now we don’t know about? A Lot!
this 30+ yr old plane has a bathroom, bed, and kitchen in it. Its whole purpose is to make it through the enemy's defenses and drop its nuclear weapons is the reason why Russia will never use nukes against a country that allies with the United States. Tossing ICBMs at each other will have its destruction, but both countries are likely to survive a full ICBM nuclear attack...so it is what a country can do after or in addition to ICBMs that makes the difference. Russian ships will not be floating long after the first detection of a strike, nor will their air force be allowed to fly very far from their airports before being intercepted, leaving Russia with no viable response capability beyond their ICBMs. The US has multiple planes that can get close enough to drop multiple munitions that can eliminate Russian civilization and has a naval force capable of eliminating Russia on its own, and all this is on top of its own ICBM capability and its conventional warfighting capability that includes weapons from space, weapons using high energy, and drone technology that is unrivaled vs the whole entire world.
This ain’t new tech. This is quite old. The best practice to ensure a tech advantage is to keep current tech secret. Imagine what’s up there operating now.
Strangely, when one was shot down by pure luck in the 90's .. the problem was that it was TOO stealthy (might be remembering an F-117 crash). In moderately technical areas, it would block cell tower reception. So if you could triangulate the tower location, then the loss of signal, you could follow the plane's path. It's not hyper accurate, but a saturation attack to the area could hit the B-2.
Contact me. Have a story you won’t believe. My best friends dad was a Korean defector. Got his engineering degree. Military hired him. Got the wing angles of stealth technology correct. Can tell you more but know how was designed and tested. Not national security but interesting story. CIA was involved. Story is crazy
$800 billion isn't much, considering Elon Musk is worth $200 billion, alone. And he's just a civilian! It's likely to be more than $1 trillion going into our military every year
There are some UK politicians and military officials calling for a dramatic increase in military spending of up to 4% of GDP. To pay for this elevated level of spending would require slashing government services like the NHS along with other social programs. Would you guys prefer to have a massive military OR government healthcare, paid vacation, sick days and maternity leave? We have none of these programs in the US due to our massive military spending and it causes much suffering for poor and working people.
You better watch its succesor, the B21 raider
"Imagine what they have now", when reviewing 30+ year old vehicle..
@@Ed-wi4wi haha yeah
B21 is replacing the B1
@@monty5339 b1 and also b2 but b21 is b2 s direct succesor
My Grandfather was one of the electrical engineers that worked on the B2 project. It was one of the things he was most proud of.
The B2 took its first flight on July 17, 1989-34 years ago. Its replacement (B-21 Raider) just took its first flight last Fall.
One of these flew over the Rose Bowl in Pasadena and it was life-changing as a kid. I recommend watching footage.
That’s genuinely the best description of the B2 I’ve ever heard in my life “looks like batman should own it”
It's been described that way since the beginning. When it was revealed to the public in 1988 it was already being called the "Batplane."
Imagine being a radar operator and seeing a swarm of "bumblebees" on the scope heading straight for you. And each of those "bees" carries multiple nuclear weapons.
If you ever see a B-2, it means you're probably going to be okay. It's the ones you don't see that are the problem. I happen to live about 30 minutes from Whiteman AFB, so I've actually seen them flying on many occasions. Particularly during Chiefs games at Arrowhead. It's not uncommon at all for the B-2 to do the fly over. I say that to say that it NEVER gets old. It will stop you dead in your tracks every time you see it.
Crazy fact about stealth, remember how long things exist in the military before we find out about them when I say this. Our first stealth bomber, which was intentionally mislabeled as a fighter, the F-117, it like any other aircraft was flight tested before production. It was designed on a computer. Here’s the crazy part… it was first flight tested in 1977! The same year Atari released the 2600 and Star Wars first came out!
The B-2 is the most expensive aircraft in the world, with a price of more than $1 billion per plane. The original plan was to produce 132 of the bombers. However, during the 1990s, with the Cold War at an end, production was reduced to 20 operational bombers and one experimental plane.
The technology of this aircraft at being able to avoid radar is incredible. The aircraft is over 50 meters wide and is less visible to radar than a bumble bee.
My dad was part of the team that helped design and build this. Around that time, it was hard to keep it under the nose of the media and people given its UFO, alien looking design. Most test flights had to happen at night because so many people were claiming "Alien sightings" lol
If you’re really interested, find and read or listen to the book “Skunk Works” by Ben Rich. He ran Lockheed’s Skunk Works which designed and built stealth aircraft and the fastest air breathing aircraft ever, the SR-71 blackbird.
This aircraft is only about 100 kilometers or 60 miles per hour faster than the average Boeing or Airbus airliner. It mainly flies at night because even though can't be seen by radar you would still be able to see it in daylight. If you see it you have nothing to worry about. If it was after you you would never see it coming. It also carries missiles with a 750 mile range.
With the B-2, it's now you see it, now your DEAD ! Fats is so cute . . ." We should get one. " LOL.
The freedom Dorito.
the Massive Ordinance Air Blast (MOAB) aka Mother of All Bombs has a blast radius of 1 square mile with power of over 11,000 tons of TNT. the Hiroshima nuclear bomb was measured to be 15,000 tons. it is one of the most powerful non-nuclear bomb in the US arsenal. aside from the MOAB the US also has the MOP Massive Ordinance Penetrator a 30,000lbs bunker buster designed to bust through over 200 feet of concrete before detonating.
By the time you become aware of the bomb, it's already too late.
The B2 is getting retired as we speak. We have already released the new B21 Stealth Bomber which looks very similar to the B2, but MUCH more advanced. If you really want to freak out over what the US has, check out the upcoming NGAD (Next Gen Arial Dominance) 6th gem Stealth Fighter, that will have 2 stealth "Loyal Wingman" Fighter Drones. The NGAD pilot can even fly and fire the drones weapons. It will also integrate with F35s and new F15EX2. When u see how they all network together and share info and weapons, it gets crazy.
Great channel. Some of the questions you guys asked could be answered by The Operation Room has a bunch of animated videos of the start of the gulf and Iraq wars. It’s fascinating how big and complicated the operations were.
Check out USA favorite. The A10 warthog.now THAT is a fighting beast❤my personal favorite
After my uncle retired as Lieutenant Colonel in the US Air Force he went to work for the company that built the B2. His work was so secret that could not talk about his work with his family.
That’s Stealth bomber design was built in the 80s it’s already 40 years old
Can you imagine that thing flying 200 feet overhead!
We having a saying here in the U.S. Don't be scared of what you see, be scared of what you haven't seen.
Another crazy alien like jet the US made was the "Bird of Prey"
Don’t worry these where built to protect our cousins in the UK also 🇺🇸🇬🇧
I mean they did provide some money and secrets 😂
@@nicksonleslie7366 And really good beers and ales!
Regards
That may very well be back engineered from extra terrestrial craft.
Lockheed begsn designing the flying wing with propeller engines following WW-II
There are plenty that do mess with American, we say “fuck around and find out”
Greetings from Ohio (usa). Enjoy your commentaries and "that's mad" ❤️💪🤘
I am the daughter of a soldier. I was born and lived on base. I also lived in the middle of the desert in Southern California, which is close to several military bases and area 51. It was the early 1970s when I was 11 years old, and I can tell you the US military was doing things you have no idea. I saw stuff that had me running for my life. I can assure you the US is doing stuff the world has no clue about. I have lived through most of the Cold War, so I understand what's going on. Russia didn't invent nukes. They stole it from the US using spies. China is constantly spying, hacking, and stealing our technology. When you make technology and share it with the world, unfriendly countries, hijack it, and use it to their advantage. The USA and several European countries went into China and Russia and built factories and manufacturing plants, and now they're showing their true backstabbing faces. As of this year, the US defense budget is now $885 billion.
Those 30,000lb bombs are ground penetrating so you could run but if the ordinance were say GBU-43 Massive Ordnance Air Blast instead than the blast radius is about 1.2 miles but I think the over pressure may also kill further out. Anywhere the pressure wave hits with 80psi or higher is a place not conducive for staying alive.
seen a vid a soldier put out of his time in Afghan. (forget the title) it's night time, you hear soldiers goofing off and chatting in the background....then there's a brilliant illumination that suddenly makes a very black night sky turn light like the sun just reappeared. Then a loud thunderous roar of like ten freight trains rolling right by you, that just carries on and on.
That was the night we dropped the MOAB on the tunnel complex, and that guy was 8miles away from where it was dropped. lol
Yes the new bomber is here. It’s the B-21 Raider.
The B-2 was designed in the 1970s and 80s. The first time the government revealed one of these planes to the public was in 1988 I believe, and even then they would only let you see it from the front.
If I remember right. when they unveiled it. It was only rolled halfway out of the hanger, so only the front could be seen. (to back up your point)
The B-1, the Bone, can carry more than the B-2 and B-52. Oh and they are equipping Air-to-air missles on the B-2 im it's bomb bay so it can protect itself if needed. Btw the B-2 is about 2x the size of a bummble bee on Radar
The B-2 Has been in service since 1989 or so. It's been a known part of the U.S. arsenal since then.
Y’all should check out some of the American special forces and what type of gear they use
A regra é clara! Se você pode vê-lo você não era o alvo!
With the previous edition during the first Iraq War, the Iraqis were shooting their anti aircraft guns at nothing because the bombers were already gone.
Thats why when putin says he wants a fight with NATO we doubt him
Actually as of now we spend $961 billion a year on military defense
This is our old bomber believe it or not. They just released the B21 raider. It’s replacing the B1 and B2 bomber. There should be a video on it by now. It looks similar to the B2
And its younger, stronger, smarter little brother just came out and is THE most terrifying aircraft ever produced.
$800 million is what they tell you they spend. There is a thing called the “black budget” that is classified. Your guess is as good as anyone’s as to to what that may be.
Look at the B-1 Lancer that can go super sonic and carry more bombs than the B-2 or the B-52. The B-21 is also the next-gen that will mix things up
You don't feel the speed.. haven't you ever traveled by plane anywhere?
You should do the Best of NFL Flyovers.
Oh, don’t forget we don’t get the best of the best we can make! We buy what meets the requirements the best AND comes from the LOWEST bidder! I shudder to think of what our military could be if we did buy the “best”!
It depends on the size of the weapon and the shockwave that comes after it explodes.
The First B-2 entered service in 1997. So we are already nearly 30 years in.
A Massive Ordinance Air Blast has a blast radius of 1.2 miles or 2 kilometers. The Massive Ordinance Penetrator version of the bomb weights 32,000 pounds (15,000 kg) and can penetrate 200 meters of concrete. The only time that it has been used in combat was in Afghanistan and it destroyed half of a mountain and killed over 1,600 Taliban terrorists. A Special Forces observer asked over his radio if we had accidentally dropped a nuke.
Iran is about to find out.
She is a beauty,im not talking bout the plane
You need to react to the most gangster aircraft of all time. the F15.
These have been around since the 80s, pretty sure one of the longest flights using them was after the 9/11 attacks in 2001. These took off from the US, flew all the way to Afghanistan and returned home. Obviously they needed aerial refueling. But these things are apparently so stealthy that a US Humanitarian aid plane that was flying over Afghanistan dropped their supply drop and then only after the bombs started exploding did they realize they had a B-2 flying behind them. And those were the first bombs dropped on Afghanistan in retaliation to the 9/11 attacks. As for hearing the bomb and running? you aren't going to hear the plane and they mostly use these at night, by the time you hear the sound of the bomb cutting the air you might have time to think of running before it explodes, but that's about it.
9:39 you wouldn't see it if we were bombing a country because typically we fly missions at night
Check out the B-21 RAIDER. 💯💯💯💯💯🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
This is NOT current. The Spirit was designed in the early 1980s...It's new, even stealthier replacement, the B-21 Raider is just now starting production
Being a military vet, I refuse to believe that the defense budget is 800 billion. It has to be beyond 1 trillion a year.
I served in the United States Air Force for 30 years at relatively high levels and am very familiar with nuclear capabilities. Only those who directly threaten the most important interests of the United States, and there are only a few nations that possess such a capability, and most of those are allies, need to fear the capabilities of the B-2 Spirit, and it's follow-on, the B-21 Raider (not to mention the other components of the US nuclear triad, namely the Minuteman III ICBM and the Trident submarine-launched ballistic missile). However, any nation or entity with the capability and desire to threaten the United States should take note--you have zero chance of prevailing, and will most likely have committed national suicide.
Actually, if you are at the far edge of a blast zone, running might not be a bad idea, as long as you know where the blast zone is, but chances are, you won't ever see the B-2, especially if it's using a stand-off weapon. Shit will just explode around ya and you won't know why.
600 miles an hour is not very fast for an aircraft like the video said it’s a little bit faster than a commercial jetliner
That’s been around for 30 years
Star wars is exactly right alot of this technology they say is alien spacecraft reversed engineering
Guys will u react to 10 surprising facts about ssg commandos it feels like my request is being ignored by u guys not trying to be rude
That big bomb they show used in Afghanistan in a blew off the side of a mountain
It's actually 1.3 TRILLION$$
This is not "current". It's very old. The US made this public in the 1980s lol. US tech is just way ahead of its time. Some estimates claim that "whatever technology the US military has that's public is 30 years behind what they have behind closed doors"
A good example is the SR71 Blackbird. The fastest plane ever made. Was made in the 60s before computers and was even featured in the X-Men movies due to how advanced it looked and was. Highly recommend you check that one out.
You might also enjoy watching the video "the US testing it's 500 million dollar railgun"
But I recommend you watch "the US military is everywhere" to learn about the US military bases and also "how strong is the US military and why is it considered the strongest" by need for knowledge. Very informative video since you guys want to learn more
Think school has a good video as well called "how US strategy created the most powerful army"
They are watching one what happens when there are ten or more planes no where to go
The B2 is being replaced soon.
About 5 mile destruction
The 880 billion does not count the top secret black budget every year that is over 40 billion, also the b2 bomber and f117 nighthawk stealth have been flying for over 35 years, what do we have now we don’t know about? A Lot!
Put all the info out there then change it up.
This is the old model; the B-21 Raider is the new model.
That is old technology, US current technologies, unknown for years you’ll hear about today’s technology 10 years from now
You can run, but you'll die tired...
this 30+ yr old plane has a bathroom, bed, and kitchen in it. Its whole purpose is to make it through the enemy's defenses and drop its nuclear weapons is the reason why Russia will never use nukes against a country that allies with the United States. Tossing ICBMs at each other will have its destruction, but both countries are likely to survive a full ICBM nuclear attack...so it is what a country can do after or in addition to ICBMs that makes the difference. Russian ships will not be floating long after the first detection of a strike, nor will their air force be allowed to fly very far from their airports before being intercepted, leaving Russia with no viable response capability beyond their ICBMs. The US has multiple planes that can get close enough to drop multiple munitions that can eliminate Russian civilization and has a naval force capable of eliminating Russia on its own, and all this is on top of its own ICBM capability and its conventional warfighting capability that includes weapons from space, weapons using high energy, and drone technology that is unrivaled vs the whole entire world.
This is already being replaced by the B-21 Raider, it's already old technology.
They wouldnt see them if they were over them
The B 2 spirit is 40 years old . Just think what they have that they are not showing
This ain’t new tech. This is quite old. The best practice to ensure a tech advantage is to keep current tech secret. Imagine what’s up there operating now.
Runaway!? You would just die tired.
If you want one you need too come up with 2 billion dollars per unit.
if the public knows about it........... then its not state of the art.
200 meters you will be safe
as of last year we spent 1.6 trillion.
At 35,000 feet you'll never see or hear yhe B1
Nah man, this isn't cutting edge. This bomber is close to 50 years old.
Strangely, when one was shot down by pure luck in the 90's .. the problem was that it was TOO stealthy (might be remembering an F-117 crash). In moderately technical areas, it would block cell tower reception. So if you could triangulate the tower location, then the loss of signal, you could follow the plane's path. It's not hyper accurate, but a saturation attack to the area could hit the B-2.
Contact me. Have a story you won’t believe. My best friends dad was a Korean defector. Got his engineering degree. Military hired him. Got the wing angles of stealth technology correct. Can tell you more but know how was designed and tested. Not national security but interesting story. CIA was involved. Story is crazy
Also love your channel
$800 billion isn't much, considering Elon Musk is worth $200 billion, alone. And he's just a civilian!
It's likely to be more than $1 trillion going into our military every year
lol what cover
Its insane they had this in the 50s and we didnt know it existed until the 80s
Hahaha welcome to Serbia
The USA downplays its military capabilities by 25-35%. Every other country Overestimates theirs by 35-45%.
if you see this plane it`s to late, kiss you a$$ good bye...
Airplanes are cool but helicopters are cooler
There are some UK politicians and military officials calling for a dramatic increase in military spending of up to 4% of GDP. To pay for this elevated level of spending would require slashing government services like the NHS along with other social programs. Would you guys prefer to have a massive military OR government healthcare, paid vacation, sick days and maternity leave? We have none of these programs in the US due to our massive military spending and it causes much suffering for poor and working people.
Check out future attack helicopters and 6th Generation NGAD projects of the 🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸
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