You see you don’t have to worry unless you see 2 lines coming from 1 c-ram then you know it’s either lost said target , or there are multiple, or there are soo many incoming projectiles/ missiles that it has been overwhelmed and is going for the closest
typically a CIWS can trip up if multiple targets are in quick succession and very close to eachother in distance. this typically happened on older AEGIS systems were it was trying to decide which target to hit and went into reboot mode since it couldn't. effectively not firing, which is the scariest part about CIWS because either it works or it doesn't you don't have a second chance
@@Thomaat116yea no. the american armed forces usually loads a tracer in every 5th shot, when they do need to use tracers, for things such as this weapons system, aircraft, etc
to fix the confusion about the "every 5th round is a tracer" thing, here is me myth busting the phalanx has 2 types: the naval CIWS phalanx uses a Vulcan cannon with Tungsten armor piercing, The land C-RAM phalanx uses a different vulcan cannon that uses HEIT-DS (high explosive incindieary tracer self destruct) ammunition. Now to bust the myth. In all clips of the video; every round is a tracer. Not every fifth round, every round. The land CRAM phalanx has every round as a HEIT-SD tracer, and that ammunition was used in every clip of this video (except for the first clip where it appears its just a HEIT shell with no self destruct, meaning it was a test fire and not actually firing at stuff). The land CRAM, because it uses HEIT-SD, Every round is a tracer. HOWEVER the myth is partially true. This is because on the naval CIWS system it uses Tungsten armor piercing rounds (see how it doesnt say tracer in there), and because its tungsten AP, it doesnt leave a tracer line behind it. So on the naval ciws phalanx, they added a tracer to every 5th round. If you look at clips of the CIWS (naval) Phalanx, indeed every 5th round is a tracer. If you look at clips (like this) of the CRAM (land) Phalanx, EVERY round is a tracer. This is because The CIWS Naval phalanx main objective is to shoot air-ship missiles, aircraft and ship-ship missiles where armour piercing is favoured, while the CRAM Land phalanx main objective is to shoot mortars, rockets and artillery fire, not planes and missiles TL:DR every round is a tracer, not every 5th round
imagine if you didnt even know what the C-RAM was and you were in this city, and a missile came and you think your gonna die until a flaming accelerator demonic beam just shreds open the sky.
so just for people who doesnt know C-RAMS are equipped with a Phalanx gun that shoots 75 rounds per seconds the red thingy is a tracer. Edit: Yes I know I have a bad grammar and yes I corrected my mistake it's not a Vulcan but a Phalanx sorry Oh and @qpwodkgh2010 your not my teacher so please shush about my horrendous gramar Edit 2: yes I corrected the tracers fact
So just for people who don't know. C-RAMS are equipped with a Vulcan that shoots 100 rounds per second. The red thingy are tracers and its equipped every 5th round. There, I corrected your poor 4th grade writing skills for ya.
You'd think it's a scary thing for a civilian until they realize it's currently all that keeps them from the reaper. A viscerally unfortunate reality, but gently comforting. If you hear that noise, you should get scared. But you should also be aware that it's your best shot to survive
you dont want to see multiple crams firing in one direction cuz that means one cant lock good on the target as if its like a stealth plane, and you never want to hear it fire longer than 3 seconds cuz that would mean it cant lock on its target
it is every single round. I believe the tracer doubles as a fuse, as the round self-destructs when it burns out. The Phalanx fires M940 MPT-SD rounds, if you're curious.
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You should add a time stamp so i can tell what your talking about, but because the last clips are all real fire during wartime, it is probably debris from a mortar/rocket/artillery exploding near cameraman
@derthrongler At the very end 1:00 . It sounded like debris or a bullet ,but the CRAM seemed to far away and would seem like a liability if the debris shoots that far that fast. I didn't hear any other explosion or gunshot.
@@FilmsOfGreatness23 They are set up to not fire at targets around them no matter what. Given it being in a populated area that limit is likely higher than it would otherwise be.
@@blavezzoli It looked like an explosion to me. In any case it would NOT be considered a successful intercept. During the Gulf War it is said that the Patriot missile system had no successful SCUD intercepts.....because all of the warheads hit the ground in the intended target areas. In the same way we were told in survival class that there had never been a successful ejection from a B-52. Every ejection resulted in serious injuries.
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You see you don’t have to worry unless you see 2 lines coming from 1 c-ram then you know it’s either lost said target , or there are multiple, or there are soo many incoming projectiles/ missiles that it has been overwhelmed and is going for the closest
When that happens you know you might be screwed and fer and anxiety builds Up
typically a CIWS can trip up if multiple targets are in quick succession and very close to eachother in distance. this typically happened on older AEGIS systems were it was trying to decide which target to hit and went into reboot mode since it couldn't. effectively not firing, which is the scariest part about CIWS because either it works or it doesn't you don't have a second chance
That last clip is PUCKER FACTOR 9000
Imagine having no clue what a c -ram is then looking up and thinking your in starwars
I saw space link twice and it felt like starwars
It costs $400,000 to fire this weapon...for twelve seconds.
It's okay, American taxes have no limit
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@@Fascistdictator373about $24,300 only
but the assets and lives it protects is invaluable.
Nobody gets it😂, i do, Who touched my GUN!!!
jeez that that clip was scary he almost got hit with Mortar fire
"Incoming.., Incoming.... Incoming... "
Brrrrrrrrrtttttttt
The Phalanx CIWS C-RAM, the perfect tool for when "fuck of" doesn't get the message across.
Firearms shoot so fast that they are pretty much lasers at this point
And the red tracer rounds are only every fifth bullet
@@nathanhardgraves4198 That is a shit ton of lead in the air!
@@nathanhardgraves4198 no
@@Thomaat116yea no. the american armed forces usually loads a tracer in every 5th shot, when they do need to use tracers, for things such as this weapons system, aircraft, etc
to fix the confusion about the "every 5th round is a tracer" thing, here is me myth busting
the phalanx has 2 types: the naval CIWS phalanx uses a Vulcan cannon with Tungsten armor piercing, The land C-RAM phalanx uses a different vulcan cannon that uses HEIT-DS (high explosive incindieary tracer self destruct) ammunition.
Now to bust the myth. In all clips of the video; every round is a tracer. Not every fifth round, every round.
The land CRAM phalanx has every round as a HEIT-SD tracer, and that ammunition was used in every clip of this video (except for the first clip where it appears its just a HEIT shell with no self destruct, meaning it was a test fire and not actually firing at stuff).
The land CRAM, because it uses HEIT-SD, Every round is a tracer.
HOWEVER the myth is partially true.
This is because on the naval CIWS system it uses Tungsten armor piercing rounds (see how it doesnt say tracer in there), and because its tungsten AP, it doesnt leave a tracer line behind it. So on the naval ciws phalanx, they added a tracer to every 5th round.
If you look at clips of the CIWS (naval) Phalanx, indeed every 5th round is a tracer.
If you look at clips (like this) of the CRAM (land) Phalanx, EVERY round is a tracer.
This is because The CIWS Naval phalanx main objective is to shoot air-ship missiles, aircraft and ship-ship missiles where armour piercing is favoured, while the CRAM Land phalanx main objective is to shoot mortars, rockets and artillery fire, not planes and missiles
TL:DR every round is a tracer, not every 5th round
I thought the 'every 5th round a tracer' only applied to small arms (like the M2 and M249) and the Phalanx is decidedly NOT small arms.
only the ciws naval system has every 5 round as a tracer, because they dont need tracers on those ones
I have no idea what you were saying but that’s very cool thank you
The CIWS and C-RAM are oddly beautiful to watch
I fucking love this sound
Let’s hope we don’t hear that in person lol. But yeah the sound is so gorgeous
imagine if you didnt even know what the C-RAM was and you were in this city, and a missile came and you think your gonna die until a flaming accelerator demonic beam just shreds open the sky.
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This is so incredible
The sound of this thing firing is one of the most horrifying sounds I have ever heard
“That’s not full auto, this is full auto”
so just for people who doesnt know
C-RAMS are equipped with a Phalanx gun that shoots 75 rounds per seconds
the red thingy is a tracer.
Edit: Yes I know I have a bad grammar and yes I corrected my mistake it's not a Vulcan but a Phalanx sorry
Oh and
@qpwodkgh2010 your not my teacher so please shush about my horrendous gramar
Edit 2: yes I corrected the tracers fact
The phalanx "only" fires 75 rounds a second.
@@laurean5998 ain't crams also equiped with the Vulcan gun depanding on some regions (us for example)
@@laurean5998 aight I checked your right good job but still 75 rounds are a lot
So just for people who don't know.
C-RAMS are equipped with a Vulcan that shoots 100 rounds per second.
The red thingy are tracers and its equipped every 5th round.
There, I corrected your poor 4th grade writing skills for ya.
@@qpwodkgh2010yes yes I know and I don't even have dislexia
But why change the doesn't into a don't uh?
Seems like the target is traveling faster than the projectile aimed at it. Those self destructing incendiary rounds are like a fireworks show.
I’ll gladly pay tax a for the the c ram
Yes sir
This is amazing
Although this is one of the scariest things for a civilian wiitnessing, the sound is satisfying.
This is some war of the worlds shit
You'd think it's a scary thing for a civilian until they realize it's currently all that keeps them from the reaper. A viscerally unfortunate reality, but gently comforting. If you hear that noise, you should get scared. But you should also be aware that it's your best shot to survive
@@drewhammond5203 mhm
i agree. but i just cant take you seriously with that pfp ☠
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This weapon is the king of all BRRRRRTs.
It's wild that, at a distance, these things sound like the Martian spacecraft from the War of the Worlds movie
you dont want to see multiple crams firing in one direction cuz that means one cant lock good on the target as if its like a stealth plane, and you never want to hear it fire longer than 3 seconds cuz that would mean it cant lock on its target
And to think every 5th round is a tracer (the glowing round)
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Whats the tracer round load on These ones? Normally it's every 5 or 10 on a MG. I would assume there is bigger distance on these
it is every single round. I believe the tracer doubles as a fuse, as the round self-destructs when it burns out.
The Phalanx fires M940 MPT-SD rounds, if you're curious.
@@nikkerygeit is every 4 rounds if my research leads me correctly
@@spookydooky4085 then your research is wrong. :)
@@spookydooky4085 thought it was every fifth
im probably wrong tho
This has to be in rural area,
Ones in Baghdad the ammo explodes , prob cheaper having two versions
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how can u be mad if ur tax money goes in something useful
This have same frequency as Kids who try to roast Packgod
American tech. at its finest/ Cool, very cool.........
Imagine hearing that at 2:30 AM
that's like a countries worth of gdp
the gun costs 5 mil, to shoot it for 10 seconds is worth 30,000 usd
1 every 5 rounds is a tracer
Not for these ones
Sounds almost like the classic A-10 brrrrt
My doube is that explosion sounds is from explosion enimies missels or explosion bullets?
These rounds are self exploding tracer rounds so yeah it's coming from the rounds being exploded near the target in mid air
All these rounds make sounds explosion like fireworks right?
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Bonus points go to whoever works out a proper 'rocket flare' first.
The gun sounds like the Fairchild republic A-10 thunderbolt
What’s really cray is like. Other places need this. Can you imagine if US need this mmmm no. Lol no one ever gonna get that close.
I bet everybody in that building was shiddeng there pants
1 out of every 5 are tracers
1:00 I want to know what went flying by the camera man at the end. I didn't hear a gun go off and the CRAM was firing too far away for it to be debris
You should add a time stamp so i can tell what your talking about, but because the last clips are all real fire during wartime, it is probably debris from a mortar/rocket/artillery exploding near cameraman
@derthrongler At the very end 1:00 . It sounded like debris or a bullet ,but the CRAM seemed to far away and would seem like a liability if the debris shoots that far that fast. I didn't hear any other explosion or gunshot.
@@derthrongler scratch that. I was focused on the CRAM rounds and missed the explosion on the ground.
@@JoshSTEELERS Your good dw
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That poor lad just trying to have a cook out across the continent. Imagine getting hit with those stray bullets.
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I want one 😅😅😅
That’s a collision of a bee hive going In or out
Looks like they missed one there at the end. :P
They shot it down before it made it to the base. Target missed
Remember every 5th round is a tracer
that is a laser pointer with a curve not a 20mm anti air turret
Does it know not to hit the building at 0:50?
It has a targeting laser that targets and tracks its target until it’s eliminated. I don’t think it would lock on to a building
@@GabeWimberly-vy5kcokay. wasn’t sure if the target went behind the building if those stray bullets may hit it
@@FilmsOfGreatness23 They are set up to not fire at targets around them no matter what. Given it being in a populated area that limit is likely higher than it would otherwise be.
if CRAM has a really good radar with good ai it should be able to predict the trajectory of the target and easily shoot it down ..
Imagine that being used against Infantry 😮
The last one missed a projectile
This video cost 500-700k dollars tho.
that rocket did pass c ram at the end. need more bullet.
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oops a missile went through on the last clip☠☠☠☠☠
Imagine cram on back of an F250 here in texas
That last one is close but is this weapon system relevant it seems that fired alot ant hits shit
Very very very accurate. Most targets don't explode in air like Hollywood movies would make you think
Imagine shooting the wings off an explosive airplane. plane probably still go boom when it hits ground.
No system is 100% effective... that last one looked like the target was on the edge of the protective range making interception less likely.
why does it kinda sound like golden freddy
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these things out of ammo in like 3 sec
More like 20 but basically yea
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Every 5th round is a tracer
holy shit
No for this system each round is a tracer
not true
wrong. Every round is a tracer for C-RAM.
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That last one was a clean miss.
No system is 100% perfect. It also could have been outside of the protective area or on the edge making interception rate lower.
It hit the target. The round that hit the ground was the debris of the incoming object. It was a kenitic explosion not a warhead.
@@blavezzoli It looked like an explosion to me. In any case it would NOT be considered a successful intercept. During the Gulf War it is said that the Patriot missile system had no successful SCUD intercepts.....because all of the warheads hit the ground in the intended target areas. In the same way we were told in survival class that there had never been a successful ejection from a B-52. Every ejection resulted in serious injuries.
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Remember, every fifth round is a tracer
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Should be placed on border
Little thought to those on whom the ammunition will fall
That's because the ammo self destructs before it hits the ground. All those firecracker effects at the end.
Did you fail to watch the video?