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Misinformation by you ! South China Sea is not in the Pacific Ocean. PRC 🇨🇳 will fending off attacks by the Yanks coming from the Pacific Ocean (eg. Territorial Waters of Japan, ROC 🇹🇼 and Philippines) !
This video is silly. While drone will be used more in the future, a war in taiwan would not be like ukraine, at all. Either the US abandons them or they will fight with taiwan directly. There is no in between. There will not be smuggling here actual cargo needs to be done by navel ships and no drones that don't exist yet, and cargo drone will not be a thing.
@@Kamome163 wow I don't think I would be able to do all this in blender. All this just looks so much more complex than just using blender. Did you really just use blender?
to be honest these drones can also be used for mine laying, a hull with a openable bottom hull section or some way of physically getting its cargo in the water without sinking itself could relase new generation mines (which are torpedoes that stay inactive untill a signal is given, basically allowing for a covert mine laying option, patrolling against them would be down to chance, tho the weakest point in the link would be if they must mantain an active uplink, if ai driven, these things would be nigh undetectable
@@roccaraso1771 That’s a very good idea. I think these can be developed into a family of drones with different functions. At the same time I think it’s important that these systems stay affordable and easy to build. The Navy has showed us how easy it is to burgeon a shipbuilding project costs and deliveries out of control.
The drone itself can be a mine, with activatable targeting suite that uses the same avionics that got it into place, make that slaved to a controller drone you sink away from the others with passive sonar and its on
I remember when Not What You Think covered this topic. These are probably necessary because big cargo ships in a war with China would probably be about as fortunate as a whale in the vicinity of RFK Jr. with a Sawzall.
Makes sense that we would adopt narco subs, seeing as half of the Marine Corps is made up of Rodrigueses, Hernandez, Sanchez, Ramirez, Santiago, Fuentes, Castro, etc. It’s simply just not the Marine Corps unless there’s at least one of each last name in your company/battery.
I seem to remember reading somewhere that the C-130 Hercules was originally designed to move the equivalent of a railroad boxcar and has a hold of about 41x10x9 feet. I wonder how an oceangoing drone with a hold that big would do in long range (covert) resupply. The 5 ton payload drone described here sounds a lot like an autonomous ocean going 5 ton truck.
History repeating it self. in ww2 Japan had to resupply bases scattered throughout the pacific. US called them the Tokyo Express, didn't workout too well
The US Navy had a powerful surface fleet and a large submarine force. That's why they were able to sink all of those transport ships. The PLA is going to have a tough time tracking a bunch of these from beyond the second island chains and are going to have an even tougher time getting submarines close enough to interdict. They do have IRBMs but each one would be far more expensive than one of these, so it's not going to be worth it to target them.
@@jeffbenton6183 Funny false narrative and disinformation 🤡 PRC 🇨🇳 will fighting on his home turf and front yard ! They won't deploy their Navy to the Pacific Ocean. They'll wait for the Yanks to enter the First Island Chain.
Your artery/vein analogy is a bit flawed. Veins carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart NOT blood to the final destination. A better analogy would be “veins” are the ships returning empty containers, broken /damaged equipment, and wounded back from the forward lines to the US for processing / healing / repair / remanufacturing. The focus on war materiel is always on getting it TO the front lines and it’s seldom mentioned how empty ships, empty ammo/fuel cans, damaged equipment, and the wounded / killed are cycled back home which is nearly as important as the trip TO the front, just as a human will die if deoxygenated blood isn’t cycled back through the heart and lungs for refresh. Anyway, other than that this was an excellent video. Keep up the good work!
@@kylezdancewicz7346 It would be arteries then arterioles (not veins) then capillaries, then destination then capillaries and then veins on the way back
@@jebewok8118 which is why I didn’t say veins and the comment doesn’t say veins. And for the analogy skipping arterioles would make it remain at 2 things and make it understandable by a broader audience.
@@kylezdancewicz7346 The (not veins) was simply correcting the mistake in the video. And in the analogy he used 3 stages which perfectly match with arteries, arterioles and capillaries.
1st time watching your videos, bro. I think you did a great job. Will definitely watch more. I liked your animation style . Have you heard of the USA mantus?
Can you imagine one of these cozying up to an enemy ship or carrier, for an automatic latch door to silently slide open, a drone (or small swarm) automatically flies out, magnetically latches on to the side of the hull, and then a precise and powerful shape charge brings the whole motha down?
Wolfpack tactics with independent small nuclear submarines was an idea that as soon it came to me it sounded terrifying. Imagine multiple small unmanned submarines working 24/7 only coming up to re-stock on munitions.
My understanding of current maritime law is that autonomous vessels are considered to be navigational hazards and can be destroyed by any navy or Coast guard without it being considered an act of war.
Video was fine, script needs reordering though. Telling us about supply lines at 11 minutes after you've already explained the solution seems redundant
Hey kanome i love the video and the effort you pit into it ❤ the vudeo please can i ask what animation software and templates you use thanks woukd love to known
The narcos need to spend a bit more money and build more sophisticated subs. Ones that are entirely automated with zero crew, AI pilots, and boats with balast tanks that can make them fully submersible, with a snrokle, a few cameras and a starlink antenna poking above the water. To give them longer range, they can tow 50KW of floating solar panels.
Given how hard to detect subs are already and these subs tight form factor, it's scary to think how far inland of a country's rivers these might penetrate, say at night, with a new moon,
Rumsfeld wanted to build these back in the 1990s. They were called “arsenal ships,” and were supposed to have 1000x VLS. There are lots of reasons this is a terrible idea, and none of those reasons have changed.
What about Mines? If I were to prevent Taiwan from being re-supplied by the water, a flood of drone ships might be too many for missile attacks, but maybe the entire ocean could be denied via mines... Mines would be cheaper than done boats, and could even be installed by drone boats.
These drones have very shallow draft, and laying mines 1-2 m below surface is not too practical: those are more vulnerable to weather and unintentional explosions. Also these drones are waaay smaller than conventional ships - meaning even when traveling in a straight line they have a considerably lower chance of setting off a mine, so you'd have to lay mines more densely which would increase the risk of a single mine exploding setting off an entire bunch. You could make smaller mines with lighter charges but those would likely be even more vulnerable to weather and make demining after the war an absolute hell.
@@antoinesauvage5080The next video is on why China needs the moon, and why both China and the US are working on building bases on it. I’m currently working on the script and have finished some of the maps
love your vids! one data visualization note: choose a consistent way to show price and ignore the country. eg, germany vs usa just list it as €1,00/kg ($1.11/kg) vs €2.00/kg ($2.22/kg). swapping these values per column based on country of origin led to more work than necessary.
Some of us have seen that video when US Coast Guard intercepting a narco sub Now imagine PLAN or PLA Coast Guard boarding Marine's "narco" drone subs slamming their hands on the doors after just hopping on, dumbfounded
I notice that the operational area you are talking about is just off the coast of China. What business does the US have in Chinese waters? Who is the aggressive part here?
@@SRW-v1g No, I see exactly what is going on. The US is trying to start WWIII to avoid internal conflicts at home. The emperor is being called out for his lack of clothes, and I hear the distant sound of pitchforks.
@@kevinbryer2425 the Orca is definitely under my sonar. Very excited to see that there also a few other players. General Dynamics with the Manta and Anduril with Black Shark. I’m actually considering a video on these platforms and how they change warfare
If enemy missiles are the concern, it would make sense to use (semi-)submarines for logistics. 7:08 I'd imagine the water also can act as a buffer against high speed missiles (the same way a rifle bullet loses a lot of power when fired into underwater targets)
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Misinformation by you !
South China Sea is not in the Pacific Ocean.
PRC 🇨🇳 will fending off attacks by the Yanks coming from the Pacific Ocean (eg. Territorial Waters of Japan, ROC 🇹🇼 and Philippines) !
This video is silly. While drone will be used more in the future, a war in taiwan would not be like ukraine, at all. Either the US abandons them or they will fight with taiwan directly. There is no in between. There will not be smuggling here actual cargo needs to be done by navel ships and no drones that don't exist yet, and cargo drone will not be a thing.
These animations are so good!!
Thanks!
They only get better as well, it’s pretty crazy!
@@Kamome163 What softwares do you use to make all these animations? They are so complex
@@HistorybyLeo Thank you! I use Blender
@@Kamome163 wow I don't think I would be able to do all this in blender. All this just looks so much more complex than just using blender. Did you really just use blender?
Real ones have the notifications on.
🙌🙌🙌
Your channel is seriously underrated. Keep up the good work and the algorithm might wake up!
He's Back!
Finally!!! Sorry it took so long😵💫
to be honest these drones can also be used for mine laying, a hull with a openable bottom hull section or some way of physically getting its cargo in the water without sinking itself could relase new generation mines (which are torpedoes that stay inactive untill a signal is given, basically allowing for a covert mine laying option, patrolling against them would be down to chance, tho the weakest point in the link would be if they must mantain an active uplink, if ai driven, these things would be nigh undetectable
@@roccaraso1771 That’s a very good idea. I think these can be developed into a family of drones with different functions.
At the same time I think it’s important that these systems stay affordable and easy to build. The Navy has showed us how easy it is to burgeon a shipbuilding project costs and deliveries out of control.
The drone itself can be a mine, with activatable targeting suite that uses the same avionics that got it into place, make that slaved to a controller drone you sink away from the others with passive sonar and its on
@@Kamome163 Bureaucracy can and will do that.
I remember when Not What You Think covered this topic. These are probably necessary because big cargo ships in a war with China would probably be about as fortunate as a whale in the vicinity of RFK Jr. with a Sawzall.
USS Connecticut 😁
Astute observation! 🤣
Makes sense that we would adopt narco subs, seeing as half of the Marine Corps is made up of Rodrigueses, Hernandez, Sanchez, Ramirez, Santiago, Fuentes, Castro, etc.
It’s simply just not the Marine Corps unless there’s at least one of each last name in your company/battery.
@@andezong9565 😅😂
Ramirez! Take that Wendy's!
Make TEQUILAs Great Again 🥃 Sinaloan Cartel 😎
we had three Garcia’s lmao
Once a Marine always and only a marine.
I'm a simple man, I see new video from Kamome I click like.
Thank you 😭
Can't even fake Americans get the hell out
🤜🏻🤛🏻💯💯
@@fundad2644 🤛
You always make the hardest topics seem simple!
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Fantastic content every time.
What a talented content creator
This is the first video that I have seen from this channel. I was subscribed at about 5 seconds in. Great work! Love these animations!
Finally, a video from Kamome❤
I miss your awesome videos!.You make some informative and fun content!!
I seem to remember reading somewhere that the C-130 Hercules was originally designed to move the equivalent of a railroad boxcar and has a hold of about 41x10x9 feet. I wonder how an oceangoing drone with a hold that big would do in long range (covert) resupply. The 5 ton payload drone described here sounds a lot like an autonomous ocean going 5 ton truck.
Bro has the best channel and best maps
It WAS cool being a part of the update with JLTV’s and F35’s. 3RD MLG got a MUC for it
The narco subs were inspired by US special forces craft. The circle is now compelete.
Very wel realised and explained
Your back!..
Enjoyed the video as usual. Keep up the great work.
These animations are insanely good!
@@kido907 thank you!
History repeating it self. in ww2 Japan had to resupply bases scattered throughout the pacific. US called them the Tokyo Express, didn't workout too well
The US Navy had a powerful surface fleet and a large submarine force. That's why they were able to sink all of those transport ships. The PLA is going to have a tough time tracking a bunch of these from beyond the second island chains and are going to have an even tougher time getting submarines close enough to interdict. They do have IRBMs but each one would be far more expensive than one of these, so it's not going to be worth it to target them.
@@jeffbenton6183
Funny false narrative and disinformation 🤡
PRC 🇨🇳 will fighting on his home turf and front yard !
They won't deploy their Navy to the Pacific Ocean.
They'll wait for the Yanks to enter the First Island Chain.
love your videos man really appreciatte it!
Love those animations please do some tutorials if possible. great video BTW.
Masterpiece. I'm so envy of your talent and effort
ah, Iraq my favorite unit of measurement
Thank you for another excellent video!
Always amazing content 🎉. I was beginning to think that you'd retired. I am deeply fascinated by the focus on theatre logistics.
Your artery/vein analogy is a bit flawed. Veins carry deoxygenated blood back to the heart NOT blood to the final destination.
A better analogy would be “veins” are the ships returning empty containers, broken /damaged equipment, and wounded back from the forward lines to the US for processing / healing / repair / remanufacturing.
The focus on war materiel is always on getting it TO the front lines and it’s seldom mentioned how empty ships, empty ammo/fuel cans, damaged equipment, and the wounded / killed are cycled back home which is nearly as important as the trip TO the front, just as a human will die if deoxygenated blood isn’t cycled back through the heart and lungs for refresh.
Anyway, other than that this was an excellent video. Keep up the good work!
If I remember biology right it would be arteries and capillaries
@@kylezdancewicz7346 It would be arteries then arterioles (not veins) then capillaries, then destination then capillaries and then veins on the way back
@@jebewok8118 which is why I didn’t say veins and the comment doesn’t say veins. And for the analogy skipping arterioles would make it remain at 2 things and make it understandable by a broader audience.
@@kylezdancewicz7346 The (not veins) was simply correcting the mistake in the video. And in the analogy he used 3 stages which perfectly match with arteries, arterioles and capillaries.
Amazing job!
So the Navy can't even protect our own shores.
Skynet: "Love it"
Bro, we need you to double your content. It's good sh!t
No shit
@@watershed8685no poop
The best maps on UA-cam
Damn forgot about this guy I’ll sub so your in my algorithm I love animated military topics
1st time watching your videos, bro. I think you did a great job. Will definitely watch more. I liked your animation style . Have you heard of the USA mantus?
Obligatory Algorithm comment
That was one clumsy ad segue lol
Such great cotent!!!
These low profile ships are next gen liberty ships
Can you imagine one of these cozying up to an enemy ship or carrier, for an automatic latch door to silently slide open, a drone (or small swarm) automatically flies out, magnetically latches on to the side of the hull, and then a precise and powerful shape charge brings the whole motha down?
I want to see thousands of these in use.
Interesting
Anyone remember that old movie Stealth. Yeah its becoming reality. Can't wait to see lighter-than-air surveillance and refueling drones.
Refueling drones do exist as MQ-25 albeit is not a lighter than air blimps
Your maps labeled Palau as Guam. Guam is on the east side of the Philippine Sea, not the south. Might want to fix that for future videos.
Wolfpack tactics with independent small nuclear submarines was an idea that as soon it came to me it sounded terrifying. Imagine multiple small unmanned submarines working 24/7 only coming up to re-stock on munitions.
Top notch quality.
Top notch anti-China propaganda.
My understanding of current maritime law is that autonomous vessels are considered to be navigational hazards and can be destroyed by any navy or Coast guard without it being considered an act of war.
im here for the cocaine logistics
The future is looking scarier everyday
Deep State's U$A
My main concern is venerabality to gps degridation and spoofing
Can I be your apprentice
@@easingsounds4685 sure, if you dare
Video was fine, script needs reordering though. Telling us about supply lines at 11 minutes after you've already explained the solution seems redundant
I feel like a sensor network of these crafts would be worth it alone for the Coast Guard before even factoring in logistics abilities.
You should upload videos more frequently. One video per 2/3 months isn't enough to reach a broader audience. At least upload one video per month.
i giggled when i hear "Iraqi Freedom" 😆
Freedom from Saddam. Dude and his kids were psycho.
i mean it’s just the name of the operation 🤷♂️
Hey kanome i love the video and the effort you pit into it ❤ the vudeo please can i ask what animation software and templates you use thanks woukd love to known
This guy is not no kanome, I'm assuming he's a us intelligence agent he has a few more UA-cam challenges, using different monikers.
We just need automated freighter next to reduce the shipping costs
@@RyanUehara12345252Rpage I think it’ll take more time for bigger ships but crews are getting smaller and smaller
WOW!!!!
Retain the fiberglass construction.. make it inexpensive, so that they can be built in the millions.. swarm tech for the navy
@@jacklastimosa2802 I was thinking the same. Do you know how pricier they would be with a metal hull?
So The Sea Supply Drones are worked from the ESB,
and each can carry (only) two missiles,
tp re-arm the Marine Anti Ship Truck Drones on the islands ?
I bet the cheap aspect if these is downplayed later in the aquistion cycle. The US detense industry is lousy with conflicted interests.
"The Marines have been inspired by this." I just got hard and nervous at the same time.
I think the costal area has much worse environment than the inland.
Waves and storms will tear these clueless drones apart.
Finally
Is there a community for volunteers to do blender animations for these beautiful videos?
What’s the name of the black drone at the end of the video?
the only issue i see with this is electronic jamming of the nav systems on the drone
How are these drones powered
The narcos need to spend a bit more money and build more sophisticated subs. Ones that are entirely automated with zero crew, AI pilots, and boats with balast tanks that can make them fully submersible, with a snrokle, a few cameras and a starlink antenna poking above the water. To give them longer range, they can tow 50KW of floating solar panels.
Given how hard to detect subs are already and these subs tight form factor, it's scary to think how far inland of a country's rivers these might penetrate, say at night, with a new moon,
2,000 miles is not very far when you're on the ocean🤣🤣🤣
✋✋ Philippines
what about unmanned car in this video?
Tesla
Kamome means ‘seagull’ in Japanese.
finally we have sth to learn from drug lord
Rumsfeld wanted to build these back in the 1990s. They were called “arsenal ships,” and were supposed to have 1000x VLS. There are lots of reasons this is a terrible idea, and none of those reasons have changed.
Just give the Marines 10% of other Services’ budgets and Taiwan will never be conquered!
shallow thinking
@@leexingha it was a joke bro
Taiwan is a part of one China
Just ordered the DPP to discard it's plans to abolish the ROC 🇹🇼 ! Thus Taiwan Province-Region won't be "conquered" !
What about Mines? If I were to prevent Taiwan from being re-supplied by the water, a flood of drone ships might be too many for missile attacks, but maybe the entire ocean could be denied via mines... Mines would be cheaper than done boats, and could even be installed by drone boats.
These drones have very shallow draft, and laying mines 1-2 m below surface is not too practical: those are more vulnerable to weather and unintentional explosions. Also these drones are waaay smaller than conventional ships - meaning even when traveling in a straight line they have a considerably lower chance of setting off a mine, so you'd have to lay mines more densely which would increase the risk of a single mine exploding setting off an entire bunch. You could make smaller mines with lighter charges but those would likely be even more vulnerable to weather and make demining after the war an absolute hell.
Awwwwww yeeeeeahhhh!!! *\(^o^)/* 待ってない！ 行こう LETS GO!
720 hours is only 30 days before requiring maintenance.
this are like modern liberty ships, if they survive the first 15 days or atleast 2 missions that's a win
What are you prepare for the next video? And what is the subject for the next one?
@@antoinesauvage5080The next video is on why China needs the moon, and why both China and the US are working on building bases on it. I’m currently working on the script and have finished some of the maps
🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂
Copying Narco subs, 😅
8:22 A Starlink antenna? That could be a problem since SpaceX is a US-Ruzzian-Xinese joint project (funded by US taxpayers).
Thanks, Musk :-(
Hehe, anti ship systems (ASS)
@@catwithabat7163 😂😂😂
First
Ukraine makes better and cheaper drones in their garage. Maybe ask them for advice instead of spending several million on one?
love your vids! one data visualization note: choose a consistent way to show price and ignore the country. eg, germany vs usa just list it as €1,00/kg ($1.11/kg) vs €2.00/kg ($2.22/kg). swapping these values per column based on country of origin led to more work than necessary.
@@christopherrseay3148 Thank you for the feedback!
Al Jubayl! Place sucked
Some of us have seen that video when US Coast Guard intercepting a narco sub
Now imagine PLAN or PLA Coast Guard boarding Marine's "narco" drone subs slamming their hands on the doors after just hopping on, dumbfounded
@@skeletonwguitar4383 😂😂😂
Stupid 🙄
🇨🇳 Coastguard will be coordinating with their Navy ... Thus no surprsies by Yank's disguised "narco drone".
I notice that the operational area you are talking about is just off the coast of China. What business does the US have in Chinese waters? Who is the aggressive part here?
Thanks for letting everyone know you have very little to no knowledge of world politics at the moment
@@SRW-v1g No, I see exactly what is going on. The US is trying to start WWIII to avoid internal conflicts at home. The emperor is being called out for his lack of clothes, and I hear the distant sound of pitchforks.
Us could just win chyna 😃
Not really. 🤡
sellout!
Is this video AI voiced?
No
10:13 Ah yes, the Los Angeles Bay Area 👀
Meanwhile the Navy is working on the Orca AUV, an actual submarine.
@@kevinbryer2425 the Orca is definitely under my sonar. Very excited to see that there also a few other players. General Dynamics with the Manta and Anduril with Black Shark. I’m actually considering a video on these platforms and how they change warfare
No problem for 🇨🇳... They've AI enhanced sonar system to distinguish between organic and inorganic sea creatures including cyborg drones.
If enemy missiles are the concern, it would make sense to use (semi-)submarines for logistics. 7:08 I'd imagine the water also can act as a buffer against high speed missiles (the same way a rifle bullet loses a lot of power when fired into underwater targets)
Nah...🇨🇳 have under water drones to counter enemies "narco subs".