NASAMS : One of The World's Best Surface to Air Missile System

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  • Опубліковано 9 лип 2022
  • NASAMS (Norwegian Advanced Surface-to-Air Missile System) is the world’s first operational Network Centric Short to Medium Range Ground Based Air Defence System developed by Kongsberg Defence & Aerospace (KDA) and Raytheon. The system defends against unmanned aerial vehicles (UAVs), helicopters, cruise missiles, unmanned combat aerial vehicles (UCAVs), and aircraft.
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КОМЕНТАРІ • 17

  • @jacksonteller1337
    @jacksonteller1337 Рік тому +3

    Raytheon is only delivering the missiles and the source codes to get them to communicate with the ground vehicles. I saw the NASAMS 2 shoot around a building a few years ago during an exercise, the building was an empty training model for the army. But it was very cool.

  • @benoitnadeau5845
    @benoitnadeau5845 Рік тому +1

    I came here for the music. That missile gadget looks cool too.

  • @SquashPile
    @SquashPile Рік тому +9

    Welcome to Ukraine

    • @hansmarheim7620
      @hansmarheim7620 Рік тому

      From Norway and USA to the brave people of Ukraine. With love and respect. Slava Ukraini!

    • @hansmarheim7620
      @hansmarheim7620 Рік тому

      From Norway and USA to the brave people of Ukraine. With love and respect. Slava Ukraini!

  • @ravenmoon5111
    @ravenmoon5111 Рік тому +3

    Basically if it flies. It dies

  • @jk-tu5db
    @jk-tu5db Рік тому +4

    According to Ukrainian astronomers, a machine (triangular profile with a width of up to 12m) appears in the Ukrainian sky with a speed reaching about 53,000Km/h or 33,000 Miles per hour.
    How can a missile flying at a maximum speed of 4M, i.e. approx. 4900 Km/h or 3045 Miles per hour, shoot down this hi-tech object of China or RF?
    Can a slower missile shoot down a faster object??
    nonsense

    • @birkstnan5527
      @birkstnan5527 Рік тому

      Yes it can. You need to learn what interception is, it’s basic physics too.

    • @jk-tu5db
      @jk-tu5db Рік тому

      @@birkstnan5527 If you can catch a fast one with a slow moving car, then you are right. The reality will be that a slow-flying rocket will not catch up with a faster-flying one. This is physics, specifically the historical Newtonian one.
      The only theoretical possibility is an attack against the direction of the flying target, but there is still the fact that the target maneuvers at roughly 15x higher speed, so once again physics wins together with a faster target.
      Do you really believe that a slow object can "catch up" to a faster object?
      It is the same as when democracy was beginning to push through in Central Europe, even though in the USA the training and installation of neo-Marxists in the deep state posts of unelected and irrevocable officials was already underway.

    • @birkstnan5527
      @birkstnan5527 Рік тому +5

      @@jk-tu5db Id suggest you learn Newtonian physics before trying to use it. A intercepting missile doesnt need to catch up to the missile it intercepts, it meets it. And your pooibnt for maneuvers is also moot, due to again pysics, the force needed to change the angle of a speeding body is dictated by V^2/r, where r is the radius of the circle the angle change results in, and V is the speed of the body in M/S, so a 15 times as fast moving body would need 210 times the force, and thats simply not feasible, high speed missiles are fairly easy to target due to this, and the fact that they are significantly larger to even get up to speed.
      And there are no "neo-marxists" in any important or powerful positions in the US, the US has for the last 40 years gone further and further rightwing, so if anything theres neo fascists in power. But id suggest getting help for your relationship with reality prior to learning basic physics.

    • @heuhen
      @heuhen Рік тому +2

      An AAW weapon system like the NASAMS isn't trying to catch up to it, it would have to be launched from same location as the hostile missile(s). An AAW missile like the NASAM are defending the area some are the target for the hostile missile(s), that mean's the missile is coming toward the defending AAW system.
      Basically it is not a car 1 trying to catch up to car 2, for then explode next to it, and anything withing the explosion (tungsten pellets) range will get destroyed. It is Car 1 is on head on collision course of car 2, and will explode right before it is in same position as the hostile missile, making the hostile missile fly into a sky of tungsten pellets.
      If you are a fotball keeper, do you stand behind the football player that is trying to score on your goal, or are you standing in-front of the goal and trying to protect it!

    • @haarstad88
      @haarstad88 Рік тому

      @@jk-tu5db dont smoke at school. You might learn something😂

  • @pettistar
    @pettistar Рік тому

    Too weak

    • @daginn896
      @daginn896 11 місяців тому

      100% successrate in Ukraine ;)