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I am surprised with all the US military videos you have reacted to that you haven't run across the gatling gun. Maybe watch a video on the A10 Warthog.
I agree with you on this one that airframe has been a untold asset for the boots on the ground ask me how I know. It's definitely something she should check out
Yep it's the only plane built around the gun (GAU-8 Avenger 30mm gatling gun).
Yes I saw it in a few of the last video clips.
Or Thors Hammer!
Haha A-10 go brrrrrrrrrt
The A-10 Warthog dates back to the early 70's but shows no signs of slowing down. Nothing new can match it's power, durability or survivability. It's GAU-8 Avenger canon fires 30mm spent uranium armor piercing at a rate so fast the aircraft must be over half throttle to avoid stalling and falling out of the air.
I’ve heard about a super A-10 recently. Why mess with something that works so well?
its an antiquated piece of crap that the air force has been trying to get rid of for 20 years. it no longer has a place on the battlefield.
@@killiansred1000 It's a great airplane - but it's 1970's technology. The only concern is having it survive on a modern battlefield, hopefully is it hack-proof and EMP shielded.
@@TheRedStateBlue The original purpose was as a tank killer for the European theater towards the end of the Cold War. As a result of it's deployment Germany, Italy, and France never faced a "Battle of the Bulge" version 2.0 campaign.
Another role that uniquely benefited from it's design was support for ground troops. There are thousands of Marines and Army Soldiers that will vehemently disagree that the A10 is obsolete because they owe their lives to the A10 design team. The A10 cannot perform the mission of a carrier group, bomb wing, or fighter squadron. It is ludicrous to think that their planes can outperform the A10 at it's own mission. Until then, the A10 has the backs of every ground pounder.
@@jamestaylor2920 Well said James. The Thunderbolt II is the King of CAS (close air support) for down & dirty work.
I will, however, still give that title to the AC-130 Spectre for stand-off CAS/ground support.
Richard Gatling was a firm believer in that just the existence of his weapon would stop wars. Hiram Maxim Sr. debuted his belt-fed prototype in 1886. As a result, multiple countries bought manufacturing licenses to make their own versions.
whoaa. very interesting!!!
@@CourtneyCoulston look at the carnage that was unleashed in the Great War. The British & Commonwealth had the Vickers 303, the Germans had the Spandau MG08, The Ottoman Turks had their own Maxims, as did the Russians.
@@CourtneyCoulston Also, the Great War is the first war to have fixed wing aircraft go into combat.
@@CourtneyCoulston React to UK drill
The gun is on the A-10 warthog(thunderbolt)
The gattlin gun's design of multiple rotating barrels solves a critical problem encountered when you try to increase the firing rate too much on a regular, single-barreled automatic weapon - the barrel overheats causing the metal to lose its strength and pose a hazard to the user. By having multiple barrels rotating in and out of the firing line at high speed, each single barrel can now have a sufficiently reduced rate of firing to overcome the heating problem; but the gun still is able to shoot bullets at an extraordinarily high rate because there are multiple barrels working in concert.
Courtney, as an American, I love watching your channel and your interest in our country and military. We don't like being the world police but someone has to do it to keep us all safe. Alot of crazy people in this world that would like to burn us all down.. keep up the good work, love your channel
You look quite shocked when watching the Gatling. I can't imagine how you would react when you watch videos about the new rail gun or laser weapon system 😁.
DEW - directed energy weapons - space based.
Outside of the Gatling Gun the US military’s most versatile machine gun weapons system is the Browning M2 .50 caliber heavy machine gun. It is used by basically every single military branch of the US military and has been in use since its invention in 1933.
The first drone was the Kettering Bug. Sometimes called and aerial torpedo.
When I was in 4th grade I did a paper on the Gatling gun. I always loved it and now a -10's carry it .
Gatlin: I can find a way to run out of ammo more quickly
Hi Courtney! Some of the tech that I used during my career was astonishing. I got to use all sorts of military equipment during my time, especially during my time at Aberdeen Proving Grounds!
Hi Steve! Thanks for your comment - I hope you are well! Wow that's incredible that you not only worked closely with military equipment but you actually got to use it. Must have been an unreal experience!!!
Check out the A10! The US Air Force build a plane around a Gatling gun! The C130 specter gun ship has a 20mm Gatling gun, a 40mm gun and a 105mm gun! It’s insane!
Peace through superior firepower.
notice how all the african countries are warring? none of them have superior firepower to demand peace and get it.
Interesting, but It would have been nice if more detail had been included.
BTW I see you changed your hair again. This is cool!
Very true! and thank you Mike!! :)
you should watch vids on the A 10 on its gatling gun.and that plane they showed at the end of this vid
The GAU- 8 GATTLING gun is the best on the planet. It fires 30 mm depleted uranium tipped shells. They go through anything
You should look for videos on the A10. The plane built around a 30mm Gatling gun. Also look up the video of the all female air crew. Love you videos.
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Final Comments: (Ahem.) That guy droned on about, Unmanned Aerial Vehicles, without being clear about it! Sigh. Okay, now have you ever seen airplanes today, towing banners behind them, rather than do what they call, "Skywriting"? 🤔
Well, aircraft being able to tow objects behind them, is an ability that has been going on for awhile now, going back decades. Back in the day, pilots used to fly regular airplanes with towing apparatus attached to their tail sections. One object that was towed, were practice targets.
But writers, such as those that wrote for the comedy series, "McHale's Navy", apparently thought that wasn't a good idea! Because why else would they have, "Ensign Parker", unintentionally shoot the manned airplane, rather than the towed practice target?! 🤔. Ditto for floating targets towed by boats and ships!
They must not have been the only ones to think of how inherently dangerous that method was, when guns were fired by inept people!
Because eventually the, "Target Drone", was invented! Those were the first, "Drones"!
Hence why, "UAV", the acronym for, "Unmanned Aerial Vehicle", is preferred, because to the Military, a "drone", is still for target practice! It is the bleeping civilians like the guy narrating the video, that don't care enough to make a proper distinction as they should!
Hmm. The "Star Wars" movies, made "Droid" & "Droids", household words. They are similar to, "Drone" & "Drones". So perhaps in their minds, they are just synonyms for, "Automaton" and "Robot", so really, what difference does it make? (Such people ask that a lot, while being eager to rush into using, "pedantic", because now is their chance! They do so, because they aren't doing it in person. In person, it wouldn't even occur to them to be so stubborn like that. But anyway.....)
Yes, we have flying massive phalluses. But we don't have Gandalf like you guys...Love the Rogue hair style
The plane with TEETH painted on the front (A-10 Warthog) can fire 4000 bullets a minute...thats crazy!
I didn't realize I capped teeth.
Smaller groups of people have beaten large armies. It's not the size, (no pun intended) it's the will of your commitment to fight back. Advice from an old combat veteran.
The US is also apart of S.E.A.T.O ( South East Asia Treaty Organization). What ever happens there, Japan and South Korea, covers the US. Said they would protect Taiwan
It is very simple. You don't need a 100 Megaton Bomb to take out a big city, if you can use a 100 pound guided bomb to take out an enemy headquarters.
Btw Alabama completly dogged on Auburn last season and Auburn had the head coach fired.
Gau-8 can fire 3900 rounds per min. Insane for a 30mm round
The drones are much bigger then they look on film. I live by a navy base in texas and they fly over all the time and the size is actually impressive.
Believe it or not, even the largest stealth aircraft in the US military, because of our stealth technology, has a radar signature so small that it's equivalent to roughly the size of a bumblebee.
Very good video , Courtney 💖💖😉
Courtney, everyone focuses on the US military, no one focuses on the good things that America and it's people do around the world. Maybe a video?
I think she did a video on the Navy's Hospital Ships
@Kara Natoli NO we don't.
like foreign aid or how literally some countries still exist cause of America
Excellent point Alan. So much goodwill throughout the world, and never asking for anything in return. My father, who fortunately emigrated from Cuba to the U.S. before the bearded tyrant hijacked the island nation, would tell me that the U.S. is far and away the most generous nation in history. He wasn't kidding.
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@Kara Natoli the only reason the country of Israel exists is because of America.
Ex military here. You should see the things they don’t show you.
Precision-guided munitions go all the way back to WW2 actually.
The plane you saw during the last section on Gatling guns is the A-10 Lightning bolt but the pilots call it the Warthog. I would highly suggest you watch this video on (title) "No Nation wants to fight the Warthog" ua-cam.com/video/S8rvg6YE6BI/v-deo.html
You made a great point: we only know as much about current military technology as they're willing to tell us about.
It's a way to make sure the world doesn't panic if we told them about how advance we really are they would see us as a threat that couldn't be beat
Luv ya videos
If only we could've done that to the hurricane season.
Very interesting content, keep up the good work beautiful 😉👍
To the good folks of New Zealand. One of my greatest regrets in my travels is not finding you on these treks. Although videos shows a piece of heaven like other travels the videos only offered us a minimal service in comparison to being their yourself. It’s on a list, hopefully one close to the top of the pile. I feel like I miss it already and have not even been there yet. Strange, is it not.
Courtney PLEASE watch the forest scene from Predator. Since you like the Gatling gun
The goal of having an autonomous weapon in order to save lives has been a goal for a long time. So far it hasn’t worked. There are intangibles-experience and instinct that humans have and machines don’t.
we like out guns. sometimes it faks us but mostly it protects us
The most limiting factor in the speed and maneuverability of our fighter aircraft is how many G-forces the human body can stand.
thats actually so interesting. i never thought of that
Actually, New Zealand would not stand a chance against even the state of Texas. You guys might be able to fight off the US Coast Guard, which is really a police agency, and not part of the Defense Department.
fun fact: Canadian soldiers are more highly trained than the US soldiers overall, there’s just less of us
I disagree i have always heard old british vets say American forces are the best trained
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I see you are enjoying watching our old military equipment. I promise you what you don’t see should scare you even more. Keep up the great videos
ROFLMAO the look on Courtneys face when she sees a gatling ROFL epic
I don't know what it's called... I just know the sound it makes when it kills a man. BBBRRRRRTTTTTTTTTT!!!!!!!
@@joedufour8188the gun that was being fired out the side of the helicopter was a minigun, fires a 7.62mm round at around 1200 rounds per minute, the gun on the nose of the A-10, or "Warthog", is the GAU-8A Avenger, it fires a 30mm depleted uranium armor piercing round at over 3000 rounds per minute....
@@mattmiller2632 You must be fun at parties. You also missed the part where miniguns produce that sound as well.
@@joedufour8188 the minigun is more of a buzz... The A-10 is the distinct BRRRRRRTTTTT..... LOL and yes, I am 😎 fun at parties... Lol as long as the beer, and booze are flowing, aside from tequila.... Tequila = a fight.... Lol 🍻🇺🇸😆🍺😎
If you like the Gatling gun check out some longer videos on the A10 warthog. The entire plane was developed around the gun.
That thing was built for air to ground attacks.
The A-10 doesn't fly. It beats gravity into submission and then the air gets out of its way!
ye a gun that was build for a carrier that they then build a plane around
someone saw the GAU-8 and said..."this thing NEEDS to fly". BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRTTTTTTTTT!
@@unseenmal ppl on the ground hearing that just has the thought "some1 just got fuuuuucked up!"
A bit of a shame not to mention the super-carriers. They're basically floating air force bases.
The only major difference, it takes a Navy-trained pilot to take off and land on the carrier.
@@jameskoralewski1006 don’t forget the marines.
@@Fergus_0703 We can't forget the marines. They are the Navy's guards and police on Navy bases and on ships. If they weren't there, the Navy would have to do their dirty jobs. It still says Department of the U. S. Navy on their paychecks.
@@Fergus_0703, which are actually part of the Navy, and always have been. That is why they are completely dependent on the Navy for supplies, transportation, and medical care.
9:29 “the Gatling gun, I’ve never seen that before.” Well Courtney, we call them “miniguns” now and they fire around 3,000 rounds per minute
Veteran Hoffman....During the Vietnam war, I repaired the radar on F-4E fighter. It had a 20mm Gatlin gun in the nose! It could fire 6000 rounds a minute but the plane only carried 2000 rounds because of weight restrictions. And balance of forward weight. Thus it could fire for only 20 seconds! But a 1or 2 second burst was all that was needed to destroy a Mig.
Oh you should really watch A-10 30mm gatling guns and some minigun or CWIS system videos.
You need to do a reaction to the A10 Warthog. That has a 30mm Gatling Gun on it.
You mean the GAU-8 Avenger has a plane attached to it.
The US is still the largest military of any stand-alone country. It is also in the ANZUS treaty of mutual protection in case of invasion from a hostile power, so Courtney can feel safe for now. ANZUS (A = Australia, NZ = New Zealand, US = United States)
A big reason for so much being put into the American military is the idea of “Peace through strength” The idea basically says if you create a strong enough force you will never have to use it. The threat of using it is usually enough to stop the other side.
I can agree on that. Strong boundaries created through sheer power. Just that it seems that has crossed boundaries transitioning to international bullying and uncalled for military dominance in 2nd world and 3rd world countries...war crimes.
WEird ending in this vid. The Gatling gun has evolved into the M134 minigun.
6000 rounds a minute without overheating.
100 rounds PER SECOND.
yeah, but I'm pretty sure she edited it that way. You can hear the A10 firing on that humvee when the picture changed to the airmen servicing one of them. I think when she saw the inside of that humvee she fell ill and that was enough for her. But still good reaction video! Thumbs up from me!
The US military actually owes its technological edge to our early Cold War doctrine. The US army realized that they could never build as many tanks and recruit as many infantrymen as the USSR, so they decided to take a quality over quantity approach. While the Soviets built thousands of tanks that were somewhat crude but had overwhelming numbers, the US military would build less tanks than the Soviets, but the tanks they built would be of such a high quality that it was believed that they could destroy at least 10 Soviet tanks for every American tank lost. This principle was applied to our aircraft, ships, infantry, etc.
The number of Soviet Troops and Tanks at present really is irrelevant. Had the USSR and the US duked it out, it would have ended with a Nuclear Exchange as soon as one side gained too much of an advantage over the other. The days of massed troops and massive Tank Battles is over.
Totally correct. Early on sadly Western Doctrine was in case of an attack on NATO from Moscow was a massive nuclear strike on Soviet forces in places like Poland, blunting the offensive giving The West enough time to regroup and get their shit together because America and its allies knew they couldn't win a ground war in Europe.
Quite right it is because of the cold war that the US military has evolved the way it has to this point.
Sad thing is Germany started the hostility between the US and the soviets,I studied WW2 and left feeling pride for the Russians the battles of Stalingrad and Kursk changed the course of the war..I wish we continued working together.dont agree with Russians politics but don't mean we couldn't be allies
@@brianpeterson5559 Not when you surround them with anti Ballistics. No matter where we go, US only left destruction and promise to rebuild it. With US its our way, or, there will be consequences. With Russia, lets build together and if you disagree, well theres not much we can do about it. All this comparisons of power, some say Russia is the best, some say US is the best, but in reality, most countries are dead broke and because most of them pissed off Russia in WW2, we are all scared of Russians. But one country in Europe that doesnt fear US nor Russia, said that, its impossible for US to trust anyone, and its possible Russia wont easily cooperate and be extra cautious. In reality there is no one to blame, at that moment, that single history, everyone made a mistake, what Nazis did was brilliant, surrender to US and left out Russia, while Japan to this day, technically still at war with Russia and China.
Isn’t the US military doctrine that they should be able to fight two major wars at the same time? That should give an idea on how powerful they are.
And their the only country who can
New Zealand was an Ally with the US in WW2, and had good relations with us. My great uncle said they were some of the best people he ever had the fortune to meet. I don't think New Zealand ever has any worries from America...
Nice
We can partly thank the Germans(WW2)for stealth technology,the Horten 229 bomber.
Good Reaction Video
Love that thumbnail tho
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Mark 4:49. Hi, Courtney! Although your, digital video recording, dates back to, August 6, 2021, I'm going to post this anyway. (Ahem.)
Why does that guy do that?! He's talking about the, B-17 Flying Fortress, while showing us the, B-52 Stratofortress! Is he unaware of how much confusion he causes when he does something like that, that others then have to go about clarifying? 🤔😳🙄🧐
It's interesting to see a foreigner react to what we take for granted
Mark 10:11. Courtney! If it does 🤯 to you, how can it be literal? Slanguage, negates literalism! 🙄🧐
But bless you for your efforts to keep on learning and sharing the knowledge! 😎✌️👍🖖
First thing hello.... second... hello beautiful...third kiwis have always been a friend to us...
Courtney I Love The Channel Your Such A Sweetheart, Hey If You Read This Comment You Should Do A Reaction Video Of "Save Me" by Jelly Roll.
Most all of our fighters have a 20 mm vulcan gatling gun that can fire 6000 rounds per minute due to the short time on target with fast jets. 🇳🇿🇺🇸🇦🇺🇨🇦🇬🇧
Us army strongest in the world 🤣🤣
Yeah : I saw them in Afganistan 🤣 defeated by taliban spend over 2 trillion dollars in 2 decades .
USA army in vietnam 🤣 yes they are pretty strong to defend americans against chinese and russians .
Dont believe in such type of videos they are just made to earn views . Peace out 👍
AC 130 SPECTRE GUNSHIP has joined the chat.
It's been said a few times in the comments you should watch a video on the A10 lighting bolt aka warthog when I was on ground in iraq and Afghanistan that aircraft was a game changer in a firefight
PS: The "Gatling Gun' was originally designed to make "War so destructive that nobody would ever want to go to war again". Instead it has proven to be one of the most USED weapons of war simply because of how deadly and versatile it is. From being mounted on vehicles, tanks, ships, planes and posts (ground based) the "Gatling Gun" has been used for basically everything from Anti-Aircraft to basic "perimeter defense". Think about that for one moment. ONE weapon "system" has been used so many times by so many different nations that it is UNTHINKABLE to be in a war without SOMETHING like it on your side.
Dr. Gatling, who invented the Gatling gun was a dentist. I have no idea what inspired that design.
@@dirtcop11 he wasn't a dentist, he was an inventor, inventing things before and after he created the Gatling gun. he got an MD but he never pacticed
US inventor Hiram Maxim invented the truly modern machinegun and the silencer during the late 19th Century . The US military command saw no need for either . Foreign militaries , particularly the German and Russian armies were keen on Maxim guns , and by WW1 fielded thousands of them . US military leaders really screwed the pooch with that decision . To their credit , the US command realized the genius of John Moses Browning and fielded several weapons of his design . Notably the ...30 cal BAR , the M1919 .30 cal MG , and the M2 .50 caliber Heavy MG .
Courtney, you've never seen the 80s action movie "Predator"? There's a great scene with a gatling gun you need to see.
still the Taliban are retaking Afganistan, a repeat of Vietnam in the 1960s
Just a suggestion and invation: How about coming to the U.S. and joining the military and applying for citizenship. We would love to have you become an american
That airplane at the end with the shark teeth on it has a Gatling gun that can fire 3900 rounds per minute
You’re so beautiful. You resemble Anna Paquin as Rogue
09:37 Watch the John Wayne movie True Grit. There is the hand cranked Gatling Gun carried in the wagon, used by Katherine Hepburn. That is the forebear of the GAU-8 in the A-10 Warthogs and the 20mm Gatlings in the AC130.
The redundancies in the Warthog means that even if the main systems are shut down by battle damage, the mechanical hardware still allows the pilot to aim the GAU-8 by aiming the plane and aiming with Mk 1 eyeballs. The landing gear was designed not to interfere in the line of sight for the gun. It is designed to loiter and stay on station for hours to provide Close Air Support. When it is landed, it can use dirt roads, highways, even open desert. It can be refueled, rearmed, and launched back into action from shorter fields than most planes. With airborne refueling, they can be on mission until they need more ammo or the pilot needs sleep.
The speed of fire and range means that if you can hear the BRRRRT, it wasn't aimed at you. When the rounds are flying, it obliterates targets inside of a 5 foot radius with depleted uranium ammunition at supersonic speed.
Katherine Hepburn wasn't in 'True Grit' (1969). I think you may be remembering the sequel 'Rooster Cogburn', made in 1975. The movie isn't as good as 'True Grit'. Wayne and Hepburn are the best things in it. 😉
@@simonbeaird7436 I haven't watched either movie in years, but you are correct. I remembered Hepburn saying his name, and my mind latched onto the wrong movie name.
That makes 2 movies she and her fiance should watch together with popcorn.
That was Rooster Cogburn, not True Grit
@@Rodshark75 Right, that was already discussed with Simon Beaird in the comments above.
The Gatling gun featured in the video is also known as a minigun, which can fire between 2000 and 6000 rounds per minute. That's just one thing our enemies have to contend with.
I know the US military currently has one that can fire 10,000 rounds per minute.
It's ridiculous - but only crazy people challenge the US nowadays *because* of all the ways the they can kill, so it's worth the money just to have it and not need it.
@@garyballard179 truth
Sure Glad we are the only ones capable of making such weapons. SMH.
@@AWBepi yup!
For Kiwis who are troubled by Americas military might, remember that it’s 1000 times more likely that that might would be used to defend and protect New Zealand and the peace and stability New Zealand and the free world has enjoyed for 70+ years was paid for by the economic and blood sacrifices of Americans.
Pax Americana
As a US Army Veteran - thank you for your support Courtney! Also, I was present for the first public flight of the B2 Spirit Stealth Bomber at Edwards Air Force Base. That day changed my entire life. Not only did I learn what my family got to work on, what they worked on for YEARS and couldn't talk about, but that was the first day I felt 110% #PATRIOTIC - I was and still am so proud! God Bless ma'am! PS - #PeaceThroughStrength we have bad*ss weaponry, but we NEVER want to be forced to use it. With tears in our eyes we will not yield if pushed into any type of conflict.
Not sure I would agree that the Gatling gun is No. 1. The threat of firing a nuclear missle is what keeps most enemies at bay. I grew up, btw, doing duck and cover drills in school in case of a nuclear war. It goes like this, squat down under your desk, put your head between your knees and kiss your ass goodbye.
Pretty much or hall ass out of range of it
They would in the past. Unfortunately it is gradually being taken over by radical politicians and woke generals. The military is more focused now on wokeness and feelings rather strength and power.
Which is sad
10:15 The goal is to be so far ahead technologically anyone would think twice before going to war against you. Of course that doesn't guarantee you won't have to but it gives you the distinct advantage.
The ideal weapon system is one so scary you never have to actually use it.
Yes, that would be ideal. Unfortunately, due to natural human behavior, situations are typically not ideal.
Well this didn’t age well
she is a heineken drinker i love her
This Video Was Amazing Courtney
We Americans like to think that our technology isn't paving the way for wars of the future. We like to think that we're paving the way to making war a completely unacceptable option. The idea of "peace through superior firepower" may sound like a contradiction in terms, but so far it's been working, making a conflict between nations that would involve the United States something that no country would ever want to try. As was pointed out in the video "the fallen of world war II" we are now in the midst of the "long peace" also known as the "Pax Americana", where no industrialized nation has gone to war with another nation where the United States would get involved because they simply cannot win. People died in the Second World War, lots and lots of people who didn't need to die, simply because no one was able to nip the threat in the bud. That's no longer the case. The United States also wants to make any country think twice about attacking an American Ally. Any country that thought of attacking New Zealand would have to realize the first thing they'd see is some very pissed off Americans..
A drone saved my squad from getting ambushed in Iraq, it's crazy that someone in the States was able to contact us and let us know how to avoid the ambush.
Just think of how many wars have not started because of America’s fire power
It was a bit random at the end with the extra footage. That sort of video is a bit self-congratulatory in a typical "we're the best" propagandist way. Yes the US can afford to develop some very good weapons but they often need to copy other people's ideas to get there. They would never have broken the sound barrier if they hadn't stolen the UKs idea of a "flying tail" and they didn't invent the jet engine or computers or aircraft carriers. There's no good having precision weapons if they bomb the wrong side, like they did a few times in the 1st Gulf War.
The A10 Warthog is the most feared weapon and sound in warfare today. That aircraft is at 7:56 - it's the sound of BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR! It rains down hell on the enemy in close proximity to US Soldiers and allied forces. To us, that is the sound of living another day. #HOOAH! #ROCKSTEADY
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GATLIN GUN HIT IT !!-!!!
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Heya, CC,
I'm not on Patreon, but I enjoy the crap out of your videos. Jumping right in, I have a dual suggestion regarding your reactions to all things American.
First, listen to this VOICE-ONLY band's rendition of Lee Greenwood's "God Bless The U.S.A."
ua-cam.com/video/nFt9D6ZIjOQ/v-deo.html
The band is called "Home Free". They take Pentatonix to the next level, including doing a cover of a Johnny Cash tune with Pentatonix's amazing bass, Avi Kaplan, paired with their own amazing bass, Tim Foust.
I could say LOT more about these five individual superstars coming together with their own blend of country, R&B, gospel, and whatever crazy style they take on next. Easier just to say I KNOW you'd love them.
What might catch your eye the most is how much of their playlist are songs about, and loving, America.
SECOND, puh-lease react to their iron-hot success, so good it has impressed the original artists enough to do collaborations with them.
The bookend to the above piece, "God Bless the USA", is Lee Greenwood himself, backed by Home Free, and some of the most talented vocalists in the U.S. armed forces *The U.S. Air Force Band singers*, released during the Covid shutdown a year ago:
ua-cam.com/video/SrMftm6Km3g/v-deo.html
THERE ARE, AMAZINGLY, NO INSTRUMENTS USED IN EITHER VIDEO.
And if you like them, maybe react to their collaboration with legendary Don McLean, for a new release of his iconic "American Pie."
I want you to just drop everything and go watch, because I Want To Be There, when you become a Home Fry.
But there's a process, I know. Are there any Home Fries among your subscribers who will find a way to support this suggestion?
YOU NEED TO RESPOND TO "BRAD PAISLEY-WHISKEY LULLIBY". This is the most emotional American country song. You might get de-monetized, but everyone in the US has probably cried to this song once in their life.
The Gatling gun platform ( multi-barreled ) was the basis for what is called " Project Vulcan " ...the M61 20mm Vulcan cannon started in the 1950's to give US aircraft much more fire-power for all missions , and it did......some mini-guns M-134's ( 7.62x51 cal. ) can fire at a rate of 7000 rds per min. !
Remember Class, the top THREE "military air forces in the world are":
1) The US Air Force.
2) The US NAVY Air Force.
3) The US Army/Marine Air Force.
Why are they counted separately? Because of US military budget requirements, the Air Force, the Navy, the Army and the Marines MUST count their planes/helicopters INDIVIDUALLY in order to justify the amount of money being spent on EACH branch of the military. Meaning that every single plane/helicopter/drone in the Air Force is counted JUST for the Air Force, while the Navy counts their plane/helicopter/drone JUST for the Navy. And it should also be pointed out that the Navy ALSO keeps their nuclear weapons counted individually from the Air Force, the Army and the Marines for the same reason .. budget requirements. It should ALSO be pointed out that EACH branch of the US Military count their 'squadrons' in different methods for the role they are being used for. So while there may be (random number) 8 planes in a "squadron", the Air Force will likely stick to 8 planes prepared for the same role but the Navy will have 8 planes with 2 of those 8 prepared for more "ground/ship" attack.
Basically what I'm saying is that ONE of the reasons you do NOT mess with the USA is because we can call upon ANY ONE OF THE BRANCHES of the military to rain death from above on your head.
2:44 Small :P MQ-9 Reaper in the vid got a 20 m (66 ft) wingspan...and Northrop Grunman MQ-4C Triton is even bigger with a wingspan of 39.9m (130 ft 11 in)
Modern Gatling Guns fire at a rate of 6,000 rounds per minute, or 65 rounds per second. Each projectile is 30mm (1.2 inches in diameter and weighs between 0.66 and 0.75 pounds (10~12 Oz) each.) and moving at 3X the speed of sound.
The CIWS, M134, and MK38 are fairly fast. Convair B-36 Peacemaker is a little large. The original drones impressed me, but there was something about the X-47B that got my attention. Since then there's been refuelers, and they are working on a jet fighter. Drones have moved elsewhere like tanks, small submarines, and such.
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The Gatling guns been around the United States for over 20 years it started on the field with horses in battle do the history on that use a hand Craig weapon the original Gatlin gun that’s where it came from the dean Gatlin so Gatlin the Gatlin gun back in Cowboys and Indians days,,,,,,, as a side note.
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Our standard Gatling is the minigun. It spits out 3000 rounds per minute. Yes, 50 every second. The FN Minimi on full yee-haw mode can spew a mind blowing 10,000 rounds per minute.
The ultimate expression of the Gatling is the Gau 8. Thirty eight feet long, with the A-10 Warthog built around it. It fires 30mm depleted uranium rounds that pretty much destroy anything they hit; buildings, tanks, Iraq, whatever you point it at.