Wish Garand Thumb didn't do videos with Brandon Herrera. Remember Brandon Herrera is encouraging law-abiding citizens to not be armed because they have values he disagrees with... cringe ua-cam.com/video/B5UgUGTDIkk/v-deo.html
Yup. And my phone will not even notify me how close the garbage truck is.. or the snowplow so I can set a alarm to move my car to avoid a overnight parking ban ticket... they do it for cabs.. guess gov just does not have that curious nature... forgot one... pile ups on highways due to weather... phone could alert us to stopped traffic ahead with a warning... what else.. oh ya drones could be flown infront of trains to check tracks ahead to avoid some derailments... charge one well the other is out..
I remember in Vietnam a lot of chopper pilots and crew would put grenades in Mason jars. Pull the pin, the glass holds the spoon, glass breaks from height, grenade arms, boom.
War truly makes people come up with some "amazing" ideas. It's always the case where soldiers are handed whatever weapons are currently the most modern. Then the soldiers take them and use very "basic" technology to adapt them and make them more practical. Human ingenuity is forced by war. A weird sad truth.
Drone warfare is changing combat in so many ways. The low cost and effective uses are nuts. Prototypes for high altitude drops, cluster drones, kamikaze
@@steveoTHEGREAT I prefer to watch people have fun with their friends, not young men getting blown apart and slaughtered brutally at the behest of corrupt politicians.
I remember in my Marine unit the first time we broke out drones for PB Ops ( Patrol base operations: we hide in the woods and hunt another platoon) we had just finished getting set up and camouflaging our position, we were invisible to the naked eye. We hear what sounds like an enormous bee in the sky, and looking down on us was the opposing platoons drone, and they called in mortars on us. I remember thinking “This is some bullsh$t.” They change the game completely.
@@MikeJProto That may sound funny now, but the United States averages a major war every couple of decades. These kids will be fighting and they'll 100% be up against murder drones.
Mike needs to do LARP series called “Special Operations” that teaches tactics and survival training in action. Mike and his friends get set an objective, while another team of special operations soldiers hunt them down trying to prevent them from reaching the objective. A small camera crew is with both teams. Everyone is in full kit with blank firing weapons or sim rounds to add to the intensity. The video format can be like a documentary style show. The missions will last over the course of a few hours, the whole day, or even days. However long it takes them to complete it and then they make their way to exfil while the soldiers are still hunting them down. Any thing can happen, from an ambush, or someone gets split from the group unexpectedly like a lone survivor type situation. The two teams can be told to go patrol and maybe encounter each other leading to a firefight. Night operations. Search and destroy bomb sites. One team must protect a factory sized building while not knowing that another team is quietly making their way in. Or they can reenact real situations that our troops experienced while overseas. Im spit balling but i think this would be super interesting to watch and learn from.
The guy from the show Future Weapons did a show like that in the early 2000s on the Military channel. I can't remember what it was called but it was badass, and they use sim-munition.
Chinese can make thousands of cheap civilian drones for cheap and attach it with grenades. All i can see if Americans coming back from China in Bodybags.
@@spytf2203Those idiots are currently in control over the most important and lucrative parts of Ukraine, and have utterly dominated against every counteroffensive..
If you would have told me 10 years ago that civilian drones with grenades mounted to them were going to be a staple of warfare in 2022 and beyond, I would have called you fucking crazy! But here we are.
yeah, there are so many horrific videos of drone warfare. its a weapon that the average soldier cant really fight against unless they have a shotgun with birdshot or an electronic warfare gun that disables the drones. airpower like planes or jets are an expensive way of doing recon and bombings which most poor nations cant afford, but any country can afford some $1000 or less drones to do recon and small bombings. cheap drones are being used in several wars right now other than the Ukraine war, like the anti junta forces in Myanmar for example.
As part of the Russian community i know people who've been maimed by these drones whilst fighting on the front, They come without warning, I know another guy who was killed by HIMARS. I think the drones and HIMARS are the 2 weapons giving huge grief to Russian soldiers.
I wrote the Bandit Hwy storyline back in 1991 & one of the mil-spec ordinance was a 'flying landmine' that could hover & detonate above enemy troops. It's nice to see that despite being a two-bit hack writer, I could still accurately predict 21st century warfare! 😎
Should have given him a baseball bat or a croquet mallet or something that he could have at least had a chance of deflecting the grenades with. If he tried I bet he could get them out of that comically shallow trench before dying.
"... sounds like a terrible idea." Yup, but it seems like it is not a unrealistic scenario. Brandon (and others) did a great job portraying Russian canon fodder ... uhm, a soldier.
I think most "peaceful" uses of drones will be automated using AI. Except for recreational purposes like racing or personal use, but anything that could produce a profit could most likely be automated if not now then soon What you should really do is invest in the right companies that are involved in drone manufacture
Recently, opinions have been divided among the Ukrainian military regarding the use of civilian drones as a strike tool. Opponents of this point out that striking a civilian drone increases its chance of being shot down. Drones are quite expensive and are bought mainly by volunteers, and to get a new one you have to wait an indefinite amount of time. During this time, the unit will not have "eyes" in the sky and thus the advantage will be on the side of the enemy. It is more effective to use a drone to correct more serious "arguments": AGS, Mk. 19, mortars, artillery. However, it is great to see a target and immediately attack it, which is why the Ukrainian charity fund "Aerorozvidka" developed a special R-18 attack octocopter in 2019. It can carry 5 kg, is bigger and more reliable and can fly further than civilian variants. An improved version of the R-34 is also under development, it seems to carry more than 10 kg.
The way Charlie slides the adult humor in just about every episode is epic. "This is the load I'm gonna be catching while in the trenches"..... genuinely a true comic.
In Mosul, Iraq 2017, we were constantly worried about homemade drones by ISIS. They literally put grenades in little red cups and would tip the drone when the were over their target. Definitely caused a lot of PTSD for those on the ground in Mosul. I still get anxious around the buzzing of drones.
How did you detect them? Sound? Visually? Did you suffer any casualties on account of these drones? Did your unit use drones themselves for reconnaissance or dropped munitions?
The US government, specifically the SeeEyeAye, arms, backs, and funds ISIS. Operation Timber Sycamore. Does that feel good? I'm not coming down on you, I'm genuinely unsure how vets feel, or if they even know that their own government supplies its "sworn enemies" for the purpose of artificial conflict, war profiteering, and draining the American tax basin. The person who informed us of that is being tortured at Belmarsh prison in the UK, Assange. Not for exposing government secrets, but for exposing government crimes.
If you would have told me 10 years ago that civilian drones with grenades mounted to them were going to be a staple of warfare in 2022 and beyond, I would have called you fucking crazy! But here we are.
I’ve been flying fpv drones since 2015 and since day 1 I knew they’d be very effective in warfare. I can easy fly my 5” with a payload through a window down a hall, and into a target room. Just the noise of that thing coming down the hallway would stoke an incredible fear. The payload release can also be triggered by the pilot or when the drone loses power, so even if you shoot it down above you, you still need to find cover asap.
the type of content that's enjoyable are the ones where the creators are having fun themselves, I swear the guntubers make really enjoyable content especially when collabing
We have truly reached the golden age of guntubing. These boys are living the dream and I had a grin on my face the whole time! Love the collabs so much ❤
as someone who uses drones in my day job, just the tactical advantage of having a UAV overhead to survey enemy movements in real time is a massive advantage.
@@tsugumorihoney2288innovation, tech has gotten vastly cheaper since the introduction of drones in the late 2000’s, mass production is rampant now and cheap Chinese drones/radios can be made for a fraction of the price they once were 15 years ago
I always thought that having rapid deployable drones would be a huge advantage. My concept was a motor like deployment system with 270 fov and possibly thermal. Drone gets launched and just hovers and gives troops a clear view. For retrieval it either self destructs if you can't get to it. Or the pilot takes over.
@@tsugumorihoney2288 what? Defence contractors have been doing the whole "cheap drone with a grenade" thing since at least 2017 (where I personally saw them at the international defense exhibition and conference). Slavs are certainly the first to deploy them in such widespread use, but it wasn't exactly a novel idea
I couldnt even imagine how terrifying that would be to just be holding a position and hearing the whirring of the drone propellers and hoping its not coming for you.
Usually one position is held by 8-10 men; most constantly stay under cover in "bunkers" (dougouts with log roof), only two men stays on "eyes" with optics, radio and thermal visor. Those two are at risk, rest are relatively safe. This works for small drones like DJI products, who can lift up to two grenades. Recently russians got a lot (A LOT) cheap 3d printed chinese drones, much bigger and capable of carry even RPG thermobaric grenades; such thing coul kill with pressure shock even without destroying dougout. Such tech is really frightening, yes.
@@alexmalyarchuk1723 Ukrainians have been strapping large munitions like RPG warheads to their civilian drones since the end of 2022, a few months ago around the time you posted this comment they started dropping from slightly larger civilian drones anti-tank mines with improvised impact fuses put in them which has about the explosive amount as a 152mm artillery shell.
Wait til you see what you can do with detergent, a household vehicle, or a sly copper connection to a power socket. The world is your oyster. Cook it however the fuck you want, god takes issue after the dish is done.
@@History_Nurd No you don't. RU soldier get's wounded by a drone, guy knows he isn't gonna get any help. After rolling around in pain for a few seconds he pulls out a grenade from his kit and commits suicide with said grenade. Other vids out there, some RU soldiers/conscripts committed suicide with their rifles after being badly wounded by a drone; shit is dark as fuck. This war isn't a fucking movie or game to watch and enjoy. These are still real ppl with families back home who care about their friends and family out there on the battlefield. Lots of the conscripts and regular professional soldiers(non-drafted/conscripted) are out there fighting for RU against their will. They can't walk away from the battlefield either because they face execution/torture by their own comrades if they try to run or surrender to Ukraine cuz RU command doesn't tolerate it and punishes them harshly. Don't dehumanize someone not on the side you support.
I honestly feel sorry for anyone involved in this war. This has definitely become a passing match. I know yall are playing, but even though yall know what's coming and to expect, it's still chaotic. Praying for all involved. It's nice to see this though. Very educational and a must see for those who don't know what it's like.
@@ezgreviews6775 well the vast majority are there by their choice. But a lot of them were brainwashed. Especially the ones who were there in the first year of war. They truly believed they are going to fight the nazis. Now almost everyone is after the money. Russian regions are very poor compared to center. So people see it as the only opportunity to make the money
2028: Popular UA-cam star Garand Thumb is facing multiple homicide counts for allegedly hunting and eating his friends and crew. Long-time supporters of the channel say, "It was inevitable. We all saw it coming."
its really not that hard, frame, 4 motors, 4 ESCs, flight controller and//or powerboard if not integrated, radio receiver and transmitter, some screws and nuts, a battery and betaflight and you got it @@TheStarMachine2000
I love how Brandon is just walking around in the trench exuding the whole "I'm not doing your LARPing, you nerds" attitude while everyone else is acting.
Can I just take a second to marvel at the absolutely pro audio quality you guys pull off during every single video? I’m in the business, as they say, and kudos to your audio editors and videographers.
More importantly, imagine someone using these drones on you or your squad while you are distracted by being in the middle of a fire fight. The constant shots would make it almost impossible to hear the drone, and who is scanning the sky for a tiny drone in the middle of a fire fight? Now even worse, imagine a dozen of these drones coming overhead at once and making some well placed drops with nobody on the ground realizing it... It would be devastating.
What you described is probably exactly how Ukraine is establishing the breach points into trenches. There's a video of Ukrainian sof floating around where they're already in a trench system and the Russian troops are so confused they don't actually know where they're at, so they just get balled tf up
A sequel to this would be to do it as a colab with Demo Ranch at the Abandoned Resort project site. Another great video. Keep up the great work brother.
Trust me bros, they don't have them yet. Mostly because it's hella expensive to build kamikaze drones that are cheap enough. You start sticking on 120$ optics you don't wanna blow it up
Best use for drones is probably recon missions, long range attacks, drone to drone combat, random attacks. And you can build a drone with stuff off Amazon that is 10 x more deadly than anything you csn buy commercially. Also laws don't really work at all on crime and stuff like this. All I need a computer, know how to program at least one language to lean C++ or python and I could have a weapon that's way scary 😄. Arduinos, rasbery pi, some long range antenna, some batteries, some high powered motors, a gyro+ GPS ( actually, don't even need that if you have dead recongning software or can code it for less than 800 lines ) and then bam you have enough stuff to start making a weapon 😄 A 3d printer, maybe like 4,000$ in parts and tools. And you'll have a big ass drone 😄 Another 3k and you got an ak47 stripped down on a servo mount with a 100rnd drum 😂 Another 1k and you have night vision and lidar over I2C with some nice sensors. Now you can do A2A combat. And you've only spent maybe a year on this. I'm a robotics engineering student, and a lot of our studies apply to weapons. Anyone who csn build hardware ans software can build almost anything these days with computers and CNCs becoming available in the home. In the future you'll see domestic drones engaged in probably heavy criminal activity like gang War or prison breaks.
@@RoboArcwow calm down you nerd. If you want to cause havoc go for it but no need to boast that you can make a simple drone that kills humans stop being scared and go do it or shut your mouth
Does anyone else thumbs up their videos in the first 30 seconds tops. Charles be killing me with laughter dude is a trip. Love the information and content keep it up.
The thought of those drones quietly buzzing around in the air on the battlefield is literally terrifying. Especially more advanced ones with IR capability and using the cover of the night sky to unleash hell in the middle of the night 🌙.
@Sterling Archer from where they dropped? Anti aircraft weapons try to shoot airplane . If you can use airplane on that area just drop guided bomb that can fly for a long distances and very precise. Main usage of this drones is correcting artillery, that fire from safe place. A lot of drones can be fall down in one time if enemy have electronic warfare on spot, losing of drones is common, lose many at once is stupid.
@Sterling Archer The Department of Defense tested something almost exactly like what you describe, over a hundred 'Perdix' drones were dropped from three F-18 Hornets, they weren't armed, but easily could have been. And that was 7 years ago, imagine what they have now...
I've been concerned about the use of commercially available drones ever since they became a thing. As an Iraq War vet I immediately thought about what they could be made to do with improvisation. The sky won't only belong to the superior force anymore.
True, this is actually worse, because they're small and hard to hit, deliver a not-insignificant payload to groups or individuals, and aren't really high enough to compare to helis or jets. A very terrifying intermediary air threat between helis and jets and the ground.
Even as a fun test, it was obvious the amount of psychological impact just thinking a drone may be above you at any time can have on a soldier. Brandon was constantly distracted from his mission and looking up. Distracting a man from a free brew is no mean feat.
This was a really great video. There's such a peculiar vibe mixture of "man, this is so cool" and "... Jesus Christ, this must be absolutely terrifying in real life." I remember listening to an intercepted call here on YT from a Russian soldier saying that he couldn't sleep at night; He would just watch the sky and listen for drones. Imagine what that does to a person after a few weeks? months? years?
I remember that video. Ukrainian "Karlson" unit caught a group of russians sitting on top of a T-72 and dropped 3-4 mortar bombs on them with an R-18 octocopter drone.... brutal
I saw a video of russians sleeping in a foxhole together and the ukrainians dropped a drone bomb that landed right on them. Another time they dropped a drone bomb on a russian who was pooping in the wilderness whilist he was pooping
With the amount of "intercepted transmissions" Ukrainians faked up to this point, I'd just assume anything they publish is fake until confirmed by the other side. Having said that, I'm sure there's some serious PTSD coming on both sides of this conflict from these and other drones.
This episode had me rolling!! 😂😂😂 Ya'll didn't even get the FPV style drones involved. That would have been Hella funny!!! 😂😂😂 Great shit as always guys! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Idea for part two? Have two teams of like 10-15 people have an air soft battle with their own objectives etc. but have one or both teams have a drone doing runs on them randomly. If it’s not too dangerous, perhaps allow people to shoot at it if they can whichll require the drone to use stealth and speed to avoid getting disabled. Imo it’d be more realistic if doable
One of the things that's really terrifying is also that whenever someone's injured, when other people go and help them they become even easier targets. Straight up cruel stuff
Agreed, but that has always been a problem in warfare. Though many military strategists would prefer to wound an enemy rather than killing them, because not only is that enemy incapacitated, but also (1) other soldiers have to drop what they're doing to grab their buddy, and (2) it ties up logistical resources to evac the injured and provide medical care in a battle zone.
Awesome video gentlemen. Informative, eye - opening yet comedic genius. Crazy to see the number of tattoos Mike has gained from last year to the present
This is one of the funniest yet terrifying videos. I could tell when it was fun then turn heel. Best video but also scary how you guys were messed up by just one drone with one payload.
back before I graduated, 2017-2019, my university (school of engineering and computer science) and many other unis were given substantial research grants for drone and anti drone research. Some of the projects I saw going on at my own school was stuff like EMP "cannon" made to disable drones, sophisticated drone swarms (1 guy could easily command many drones, force multiplier), autonomous drones, and drones that could continue to function in limited capacity if they experienced damage (adaptive controllers,. use: if shot they can still probably kamikaze to the target). The government has a good understanding on how to weaponize and counter drones compared to the private/civilian sector. Glad to see the 2A community catching on to drones, They are not hard things to learn to fly and use. And for the more tech savvy, not to terribly complicated to implement autonomous, swarm, and adaptive functionality just by copying peoples work on github. We should have as much interest in drones and drone components, microcontrollers, saving code bases and files offline, 3D printers as we do with guns, ammo, and armor.
Best job I ever had ❤️
Best job I ever had!
Indeed
You’re my hero
i loved the val noises. so wet
Wish Garand Thumb didn't do videos with Brandon Herrera. Remember Brandon Herrera is encouraging law-abiding citizens to not be armed because they have values he disagrees with... cringe ua-cam.com/video/B5UgUGTDIkk/v-deo.html
2014:“In the future, drones will deliver your groceries”
2023: “Drones will deliver you to your maker”
Odin is that you?
Yup. And my phone will not even notify me how close the garbage truck is.. or the snowplow so I can set a alarm to move my car to avoid a overnight parking ban ticket... they do it for cabs.. guess gov just does not have that curious nature... forgot one... pile ups on highways due to weather... phone could alert us to stopped traffic ahead with a warning... what else.. oh ya drones could be flown infront of trains to check tracks ahead to avoid some derailments... charge one well the other is out..
We should had seen it coming.
To be fair drones have been doing this long before 2014
@@Oblivisci........ *tips fedora*
“Suffers from a condition called ‘dumb bitch’” God damn Charlie is a legend. Never let him leave.
And then sweeps the dirt floor hahahaha
i died
The New game show! “Can You Beat a Drone?” Beat the the drone and go home with a healthy dose of PTSD!
I've got that one loaded for tomorrow at work 😂
The way he says and pronounces it is just perfect! 😂
I remember in Vietnam a lot of chopper pilots and crew would put grenades in Mason jars. Pull the pin, the glass holds the spoon, glass breaks from height, grenade arms, boom.
That was actually a commando trick used in WWII, detonation by sniper.
They would change the standard fuse out for one from a smoke grenade as that causes them to explode pretty much instantly.
War truly makes people come up with some "amazing" ideas. It's always the case where soldiers are handed whatever weapons are currently the most modern. Then the soldiers take them and use very "basic" technology to adapt them and make them more practical. Human ingenuity is forced by war. A weird sad truth.
@@gabriellynch2764 Human ingenuity is forced by whatever happening to said human, war just exists.
It was also in an episode of the A-team
Brandon deserves an Oscar for his performances in the Garand Thumb Cinematic Universe
Garand Thumb Cinematic Universe is my absolute favourite 🙏
The GTCU 😂😂
Need them to continue this alternate timeline where Dark Brandon is a lizard person dictator and all bombs are baby powder and compressed air.
It’s like how Quentin Tarantino has his select actors for his films lol
He wasn't acting! Natural drama Queen! LOL
Can’t believe these videos are free, the quality is always so good.
Glad you enjoy it!
“Can’t believe these videos are free, the quality is always so good.” -Pornhub
Nothing is free, SDI is getting hella new students from this.
@@GarandThumb You should try shooting the drone or bomb out of the sky with bird shot
@@Vernich762 Illegal in the US. You can't attempt to shoot down aircraft, even small unmanned aircraft systems, as the FAA calls these drones.
This channel is becoming the myth busters / top gear of the guntuber community and I’m totally here for it
Hurr hurr
Drone warfare is changing combat in so many ways. The low cost and effective uses are nuts. Prototypes for high altitude drops, cluster drones, kamikaze
Brandon is low key a more believable actor than most of Hollywood.
or...THAT hollywood...if ya know what i mean
He replicated what a bunch of young shell shock victims experienced faced very well
Have to admire a man who can raise a glass & a Death Flag!
i have literally no idea what you mean lol@@minusmartin
Hell, you aint lying.
I would absolutely kill to see more episodes of Garand thumb and crew doing war game scenarios with eachother. This was so fun to watch, I need more.
You can just watch real war videos just like this. Its fucked up
@@steveoTHEGREAT I prefer to watch people have fun with their friends, not young men getting blown apart and slaughtered brutally at the behest of corrupt politicians.
@@steveoTHEGREATwar games do have little to no casualties. Parent approved.
@@smitty_werbenjagermanjense7887 you wrong, we kill russian to be free and make world clean from this dirt, not for politics
Sadly each member lives at LEAST 800 miles away from each other lol
I remember in my Marine unit the first time we broke out drones for PB Ops ( Patrol base operations: we hide in the woods and hunt another platoon) we had just finished getting set up and camouflaging our position, we were invisible to the naked eye. We hear what sounds like an enormous bee in the sky, and looking down on us was the opposing platoons drone, and they called in mortars on us. I remember thinking “This is some bullsh$t.” They change the game completely.
That's pretty much what they are saying in Ukraine except "bullshit" is thier last word, on both sides. Now imagine kamakazi drone SWARMS...
Same thing im sayin..telegrams channel combat footage.
Invisible to the naked eye.. Weird terms for a grunt to use lol
@@stevedevice Just hamming it up a little. I don’t know how to convey a joking tone through text.
@@jdmack1 like on black ops 2 the drone swarms and those hunter killer helicopter drones super scary.
Mike has grown in humor over the past few years and its so refreshing to see his goofy side.
When Brandon said "that's going to be gen-z's PTSD", he hit the nail on the head. Except they're going to make the rotors quieter 🙃
'Gen-z's PTSD' is a little bit vague though, since Gen-z probably gets PTSD from someone not using their 'preferred pronouns'
@@MikeJProto damnnn you show those libcuck snowflakes bro 🙄
@@MikeJProto all by design, gradually trying to weaken our nation
@@ricksmith7232nation getting weaker when people have pronouns that are part of the english language🤦♂️ cmon now
@@MikeJProto That may sound funny now, but the United States averages a major war every couple of decades.
These kids will be fighting and they'll 100% be up against murder drones.
Mike needs to do LARP series called “Special Operations” that teaches tactics and survival training in action. Mike and his friends get set an objective, while another team of special operations soldiers hunt them down trying to prevent them from reaching the objective. A small camera crew is with both teams. Everyone is in full kit with blank firing weapons or sim rounds to add to the intensity.
The video format can be like a documentary style show. The missions will last over the course of a few hours, the whole day, or even days. However long it takes them to complete it and then they make their way to exfil while the soldiers are still hunting them down. Any thing can happen, from an ambush, or someone gets split from the group unexpectedly like a lone survivor type situation. The two teams can be told to go patrol and maybe encounter each other leading to a firefight. Night operations. Search and destroy bomb sites. One team must protect a factory sized building while not knowing that another team is quietly making their way in. Or they can reenact real situations that our troops experienced while overseas.
Im spit balling but i think this would be super interesting to watch and learn from.
The guy from the show Future Weapons did a show like that in the early 2000s on the Military channel. I can't remember what it was called but it was badass, and they use sim-munition.
@@USMC444817 You're thinking of Wil Willis. I think the show was called "Special Ops Mission" or something like that.
@@MelodusDethicus That's right I forgot. I was thinking of Richard Machowicz. Thank you.
@@MelodusDethicus yes! Just watched Operation Freebird Down, He needs to make a series similar to that
That would be great. Maybe even throw in sim rounds? Kinda make it like milsim but much more hardcore.
The dynamic of this video is fantastic, Admin and Brandon add so much to the chemistry, I love it!
Just need Donut and Lovell
I love when Admin and Mike go full ape mode.
I want to make new friends who is interested
Chinese can make thousands of cheap civilian drones for cheap and attach it with grenades. All i can see if Americans coming back from China in Bodybags.
@@garyandtricia1 I sorta think donut is a bootlicker
Brandon not even getting any ammo when pretending to be Russian for this mission is so accurate
HIs ammo was on the dash of the ATV he just forgot to load his magazine lol.
@@CJonaPJ in line with a russian soldier's intelligence
@@spytf2203Those idiots are currently in control over the most important and lucrative parts of Ukraine, and have utterly dominated against every counteroffensive..
"One man gets the rifle, the other the ammo, that with the ammo follows the one with the rifle"
But as we all know a Russian Mobilised Regiment with ‘Shovels and no ammo’ beats an entire Ukrainian NATO trained offensive force
Last year was the year that drones went from kinda cute to absolutely terrifying.
If you would have told me 10 years ago that civilian drones with grenades mounted to them were going to be a staple of warfare in 2022 and beyond, I would have called you fucking crazy!
But here we are.
You should see the drone swarms they can deploy with the f35 with facial recognition loaded with explosives lol
@@3vpme2 that just sounds like nightmare fuel
yeah, there are so many horrific videos of drone warfare. its a weapon that the average soldier cant really fight against unless they have a shotgun with birdshot or an electronic warfare gun that disables the drones. airpower like planes or jets are an expensive way of doing recon and bombings which most poor nations cant afford, but any country can afford some $1000 or less drones to do recon and small bombings. cheap drones are being used in several wars right now other than the Ukraine war, like the anti junta forces in Myanmar for example.
You should see the Kamikaze drones.
I absolutely love all the collaborations. Please never stop making these
I think there just friends having fun and we are lucky to watch.
I love the guntuber multiverse crossovers
My favorite episode to date. Actually kind of frightening due to just how close to home this can be with absolutely zero warning.
Ban assault drones! 😮
@@carsonhunt4642they did it in some places of the middle east
Great fun to watch until devastating reality kicks back in. 🤪/😱. Great video. 👍
@@carsonhunt4642 If the recent remote id law doesn't work they just might ;)
As part of the Russian community i know people who've been maimed by these drones whilst fighting on the front, They come without warning, I know another guy who was killed by HIMARS. I think the drones and HIMARS are the 2 weapons giving huge grief to Russian soldiers.
I wrote the Bandit Hwy storyline back in 1991 & one of the mil-spec ordinance was a 'flying landmine' that could hover & detonate above enemy troops.
It's nice to see that despite being a two-bit hack writer, I could still accurately predict 21st century warfare! 😎
I love when Charlie just stands up and immediately starts sweeping the dirt with his broom
* with his tactibroom
Should have given him a baseball bat or a croquet mallet or something that he could have at least had a chance of deflecting the grenades with. If he tried I bet he could get them out of that comically shallow trench before dying.
That’s a Hague Convention approved Trench Broom.
Was looking for this comment. What a naturally funny dude…
This is so freaking good!! 😂👏
I built an AT4 style launcher that shoots firework mortars… would be a blast to try that out on y’all!
of all the places i expected to find you lmao
Oh god youre still alive
@@potatoes_yumm I was a weapons specialist in the Navy and I own 80 guns!
@@BlackGryph0n WOW!
Can I buy it?
That synchronized rolling at 17:00 is peak performance art 👌
Best academy awards of the year.
Brandon is low key a more believable actor than most of Hollywood.. Brandon’s hilarious but terrifying true dad advice is on point..
"they didn't even give me any ammo for this mission" the dedication to realism is great!
Lmao
Underrated comment 😂😂
Lol
"... sounds like a terrible idea." Yup, but it seems like it is not a unrealistic scenario.
Brandon (and others) did a great job portraying Russian canon fodder ... uhm, a soldier.
"haha those russians dont have ammo and are armed with shovels" - Ukraine proceeds to get creamed by shovels
I just want to congratulate Aaron for his newfound love for mathematics and his recent move to that cabin deep in the woods
RIP
RIP king
Rip og
RIP Uncle Ted
RIP
The land that Mike has is absolutely beautiful!
"What a dumb idiot!" Proceeds to sweep the dirt. XD Comedy gold.
"guys wanna play real war"
knew from the get-go this wasn't gonna go well
Lol
PTSD
Welcome to the real War in Ukraine!
'Men only think about one thing and it is disgusting'
'War is a game' Clauswitz
Kids in Ukraine:🗿
Having Charlie back for the SDI intro = Perfection.
I think “squeezing deaf prostitutes” is my favorite.
Can we address the “susness” in this video?
That dad advice from Brandon is sound. Learning to fly these things opens you up to a world of employment opportunities both in peace and war.
And drone operates are safer than lesbians in June.
I think most "peaceful" uses of drones will be automated using AI. Except for recreational purposes like racing or personal use, but anything that could produce a profit could most likely be automated if not now then soon
What you should really do is invest in the right companies that are involved in drone manufacture
Recently, opinions have been divided among the Ukrainian military regarding the use of civilian drones as a strike tool. Opponents of this point out that striking a civilian drone increases its chance of being shot down. Drones are quite expensive and are bought mainly by volunteers, and to get a new one you have to wait an indefinite amount of time. During this time, the unit will not have "eyes" in the sky and thus the advantage will be on the side of the enemy. It is more effective to use a drone to correct more serious "arguments": AGS, Mk. 19, mortars, artillery.
However, it is great to see a target and immediately attack it, which is why the Ukrainian charity fund "Aerorozvidka" developed a special R-18 attack octocopter in 2019. It can carry 5 kg, is bigger and more reliable and can fly further than civilian variants. An improved version of the R-34 is also under development, it seems to carry more than 10 kg.
But drones are cheaper than artillery. AGS AND MK-19 are completely different
@@yarik6024 yeah, but Ukrainian artillery goes out of ammo a lot, and you can get out of drones pretty fast too if you dont think about that stuff
The way Charlie slides the adult humor in just about every episode is epic. "This is the load I'm gonna be catching while in the trenches"..... genuinely a true comic.
It’s not gay if there’s no female options around 😂
Charles is my hero I swear. Spirit animal all the way😂😂😂
In Mosul, Iraq 2017, we were constantly worried about homemade drones by ISIS. They literally put grenades in little red cups and would tip the drone when the were over their target. Definitely caused a lot of PTSD for those on the ground in Mosul. I still get anxious around the buzzing of drones.
How did you detect them? Sound? Visually? Did you suffer any casualties on account of these drones? Did your unit use drones themselves for reconnaissance or dropped munitions?
The US government, specifically the SeeEyeAye, arms, backs, and funds ISIS. Operation Timber Sycamore.
Does that feel good?
I'm not coming down on you, I'm genuinely unsure how vets feel, or if they even know that their own government supplies its "sworn enemies" for the purpose of artificial conflict, war profiteering, and draining the American tax basin.
The person who informed us of that is being tortured at Belmarsh prison in the UK, Assange.
Not for exposing government secrets, but for exposing government crimes.
Play stupid games, win stupid prizes...
Now THIS was one of your guys' best videos. There is NO video like this anywhere on the internet
If you would have told me 10 years ago that civilian drones with grenades mounted to them were going to be a staple of warfare in 2022 and beyond, I would have called you fucking crazy!
But here we are.
Not besides the real ones 😅😂
I’ve been flying fpv drones since 2015 and since day 1 I knew they’d be very effective in warfare. I can easy fly my 5” with a payload through a window down a hall, and into a target room. Just the noise of that thing coming down the hallway would stoke an incredible fear. The payload release can also be triggered by the pilot or when the drone loses power, so even if you shoot it down above you, you still need to find cover asap.
the type of content that's enjoyable are the ones where the creators are having fun themselves, I swear the guntubers make really enjoyable content especially when collabing
We have truly reached the golden age of guntubing. These boys are living the dream and I had a grin on my face the whole time! Love the collabs so much ❤
I think I need to get my eyes checked. Had to reread your comment three times before I realized you said "grin," not "girl."
RIP fpsRussia
as someone who uses drones in my day job, just the tactical advantage of having a UAV overhead to survey enemy movements in real time is a massive advantage.
but before ukraine war nobody used cheap drones to do it, and once again slav people made new war invention as always...
@@tsugumorihoney2288innovation, tech has gotten vastly cheaper since the introduction of drones in the late 2000’s, mass production is rampant now and cheap Chinese drones/radios can be made for a fraction of the price they once were 15 years ago
I always thought that having rapid deployable drones would be a huge advantage. My concept was a motor like deployment system with 270 fov and possibly thermal. Drone gets launched and just hovers and gives troops a clear view. For retrieval it either self destructs if you can't get to it. Or the pilot takes over.
@@tsugumorihoney2288 what? Defence contractors have been doing the whole "cheap drone with a grenade" thing since at least 2017 (where I personally saw them at the international defense exhibition and conference). Slavs are certainly the first to deploy them in such widespread use, but it wasn't exactly a novel idea
@@tsugumorihoney2288 German's did it in the 40s. Lmao
I couldnt even imagine how terrifying that would be to just be holding a position and hearing the whirring of the drone propellers and hoping its not coming for you.
Usually one position is held by 8-10 men; most constantly stay under cover in "bunkers" (dougouts with log roof), only two men stays on "eyes" with optics, radio and thermal visor. Those two are at risk, rest are relatively safe. This works for small drones like DJI products, who can lift up to two grenades.
Recently russians got a lot (A LOT) cheap 3d printed chinese drones, much bigger and capable of carry even RPG thermobaric grenades; such thing coul kill with pressure shock even without destroying dougout. Such tech is really frightening, yes.
@@alexmalyarchuk1723explain better plsz?!.
@@alexmalyarchuk1723 Ukrainians have been strapping large munitions like RPG warheads to their civilian drones since the end of 2022, a few months ago around the time you posted this comment they started dropping from slightly larger civilian drones anti-tank mines with improvised impact fuses put in them which has about the explosive amount as a 152mm artillery shell.
I’m not sure what’s more terrifying, drones or Administrative Results without the mask
Awesome collab guys, love this shit!
It's definitely not Admin... Admin is GarandThumb from the future.... this "Admin" may sound like him, but clearly isn't!
I love Admin...
Mike: "YEAH THAT FELT WEIRD"
Aaron: "felt nice"
🤣
It’s kinda scary to know, that literally everyone can modify his drone to work as a „delivery-drone“
Someday they might even be able to deliver deez nuts
it's kinda scary how we have to modify them instead of having access to predator drones as the 2nd amendment truly intends
I've been pointing this out for years.
We're most likely going to see these being used by civilians against civilians in some fucked up terror attack sometime in the future...
Wait til you see what you can do with detergent, a household vehicle, or a sly copper connection to a power socket.
The world is your oyster. Cook it however the fuck you want, god takes issue after the dish is done.
13:14 Can we talk about him sweeping the ground love it
I remember that was a meme _(of sorts)_ in Fallout 4 when various NPCs would spawn a broom in their hands and sweep a patch of wasteland.
Exactly the comment I was trying to find 😂
That Saving Private Ryan medic death scene was spot on
Glad I wasn’t the only one that picked up on that lol
Dude, you don't know how MUCH of this happens for russian infantry in Ukraine, I thought they were inspired by russian reddit combat footage.
That trench intro scene with Brandon was so authentic the only thing missing was him pulling the pin on a grenade and holding it under his chin.
I wanna see that vid now lol
Would be cool to see them do a video on how effective the Leopards and Bradley's are when driving through minefield and being battered by artillery.
@@History_Nurd No you don't.
RU soldier get's wounded by a drone, guy knows he isn't gonna get any help. After rolling around in pain for a few seconds he pulls out a grenade from his kit and commits suicide with said grenade. Other vids out there, some RU soldiers/conscripts committed suicide with their rifles after being badly wounded by a drone; shit is dark as fuck.
This war isn't a fucking movie or game to watch and enjoy. These are still real ppl with families back home who care about their friends and family out there on the battlefield. Lots of the conscripts and regular professional soldiers(non-drafted/conscripted) are out there fighting for RU against their will. They can't walk away from the battlefield either because they face execution/torture by their own comrades if they try to run or surrender to Ukraine cuz RU command doesn't tolerate it and punishes them harshly. Don't dehumanize someone not on the side you support.
@@History_Nurd That video of the two Ukrainians getting ambushed in a hole is also pretty sick.😃👍
@@yakivpopavich k bot
I wish I had a tribe to do things like this with.
You most likely have some kind of airsoft club near you. But yeah, would be great I knew people as autistic about these things as I am.
Wya dude
You can go to Ukraine...
@@takeshikitano3176
To me it sounded like a great place to be.❤
Bruh SAME and Im in TX where you think it would be easy af
I’ve seen most of your guys videos. This one is by far! The best one I’ve ever seen.
“The Industrial Revolution had dire consequences on the modern man” Haha what great timing. Rip Ted
Did he die? I thought he was still around
@@N-A762 Pronounced dead in his cell yesterday.
Rip
Rip Ted.
RIP ted
When he started humming the battlefield theme I lost it 😂 these guys are literally living the dream while entertaining us
It was a terrible battlefield theme
@@TeleriumD12 ain't no way u said Dat 🗿
@@jesuacegaming to be clear I love the battlefield theme, they just weren't even close in their rendition
@@TeleriumD12 cope
@@TeleriumD12 So!? Doesn't need to be perfect when you're having fun.
Admin just adds the perfect little spice to every video
I honestly feel sorry for anyone involved in this war. This has definitely become a passing match. I know yall are playing, but even though yall know what's coming and to expect, it's still chaotic. Praying for all involved. It's nice to see this though. Very educational and a must see for those who don't know what it's like.
You shouldn’t be sorry about ruzzians. They involved this war by their choice
@@CQBeast_ua
Let's see what if you get conscripted against China, buddy!
@@CQBeast_uanot all of them
@@ezgreviews6775 well the vast majority are there by their choice. But a lot of them were brainwashed. Especially the ones who were there in the first year of war. They truly believed they are going to fight the nazis. Now almost everyone is after the money. Russian regions are very poor compared to center. So people see it as the only opportunity to make the money
I was half expecting Brandon to look at the drone, pull out a grenade and say "Time to test out my super power" 😂 This episode's a riot
These intros seem to be the start of a new metaverse where Mike is finding ways to trick his friends into situations where he can try to hunt them.
I mean he does seem like a bit of a sociopath.
“Wanna be friends? Hey by the way, how fast are you?”
@@Jeff.78 The 1924 short story "The Most Dangerous Game" by Richard Connell this movie is loosely based off of was much better than this movie.
2028: Popular UA-cam star Garand Thumb is facing multiple homicide counts for allegedly hunting and eating his friends and crew. Long-time supporters of the channel say, "It was inevitable. We all saw it coming."
@@StrawHat83 yep
Watching yall's relatively inexperienced drops it is immediately clear just how good those Ukrainian drone operators have become throughout the war.
100% true
Yeah it's insane. Dropping those things into hatches of tanks is outrageous.
@@Killerpixel11 or through the open sunroof of a car full of Russians. That was bonkers.
@@Centermass762 Or full of Ukrainians and Nato mercenaries
This might be crazy to say, but kids would probably kick ass at that.
I miss hanging out with crunchies! You guys are a riot, I love the humor, the depth of knowledge and expertise. So much fun to watch, keep 'em coming!
Brandon’s hilarious but terrifying true dad advice is on point.
Wait, when was that?
Nevermind I found it. Even better advice, learn how to make a drone
its really not that hard, frame, 4 motors, 4 ESCs, flight controller and//or powerboard if not integrated, radio receiver and transmitter, some screws and nuts, a battery and betaflight and you got it
@@TheStarMachine2000
I love how Brandon is just walking around in the trench exuding the whole "I'm not doing your LARPing, you nerds" attitude while everyone else is acting.
He is a little bit petulant
Man is like me, fuck running lol
He didn’t have his White Claw beer can with him.
@moenibus nah that's just what happens when you bring the armorer's to the front. They'd rather be in the back fixing the guns than being shot at.
Lmoa Brandon was a fat kid in high school so he's more worried about how cool he is
Can I just take a second to marvel at the absolutely pro audio quality you guys pull off during every single video? I’m in the business, as they say, and kudos to your audio editors and videographers.
Great video! It definitely highlights the necessity of top cover in fixed positions.
The production quality is getting absolutely insane. What an introduction. Thank you for the content over all the years.
More importantly, imagine someone using these drones on you or your squad while you are distracted by being in the middle of a fire fight. The constant shots would make it almost impossible to hear the drone, and who is scanning the sky for a tiny drone in the middle of a fire fight? Now even worse, imagine a dozen of these drones coming overhead at once and making some well placed drops with nobody on the ground realizing it... It would be devastating.
the future is drone warfare baby! the age of Man might be coming to an end and the great war machines has killed the Warrior a long time ago.
There’s some very sad videos of soldiers being ended because of what you just described… War sucks
What you described is probably exactly how Ukraine is establishing the breach points into trenches. There's a video of Ukrainian sof floating around where they're already in a trench system and the Russian troops are so confused they don't actually know where they're at, so they just get balled tf up
Imagine if the drones are autonomous
Средства радио электронной борьбы всё исправляют.
Charlie always gets me, this definitely needs to be revisited in a future video. We need to see what the capabilities of these drones truly are
A sequel to this would be to do it as a colab with Demo Ranch at the Abandoned Resort project site. Another great video. Keep up the great work brother.
These are scary enough on their own but the kamikaze drones that can zip down to blow you up at any moment are truly terrifying.
Especially when we start talking swarms.
Trust me bros, they don't have them yet.
Mostly because it's hella expensive to build kamikaze drones that are cheap enough.
You start sticking on 120$ optics you don't wanna blow it up
Japanese drones? Made by Sony and Panasonic no doubt
Best use for drones is probably recon missions, long range attacks, drone to drone combat, random attacks.
And you can build a drone with stuff off Amazon that is 10 x more deadly than anything you csn buy commercially.
Also laws don't really work at all on crime and stuff like this. All I need a computer, know how to program at least one language to lean C++ or python and I could have a weapon that's way scary 😄.
Arduinos, rasbery pi, some long range antenna, some batteries, some high powered motors, a gyro+ GPS ( actually, don't even need that if you have dead recongning software or can code it for less than 800 lines ) and then bam you have enough stuff to start making a weapon 😄
A 3d printer, maybe like 4,000$ in parts and tools. And you'll have a big ass drone 😄
Another 3k and you got an ak47 stripped down on a servo mount with a 100rnd drum 😂
Another 1k and you have night vision and lidar over I2C with some nice sensors.
Now you can do A2A combat. And you've only spent maybe a year on this.
I'm a robotics engineering student, and a lot of our studies apply to weapons.
Anyone who csn build hardware ans software can build almost anything these days with computers and CNCs becoming available in the home.
In the future you'll see domestic drones engaged in probably heavy criminal activity like gang War or prison breaks.
@@RoboArcwow calm down you nerd. If you want to cause havoc go for it but no need to boast that you can make a simple drone that kills humans stop being scared and go do it or shut your mouth
Possibly the best collab yet. This was fun to watch so I can imagine y’all were having a blast 😂
I can see the Gen Z air soft video's now
More substantial information about the war in Ukraine than many news sources, imo. Solid vid!
Does anyone else thumbs up their videos in the first 30 seconds tops. Charles be killing me with laughter dude is a trip. Love the information and content keep it up.
The thought of those drones quietly buzzing around in the air on the battlefield is literally terrifying. Especially more advanced ones with IR capability and using the cover of the night sky to unleash hell in the middle of the night 🌙.
@@sterlingarcher3619like when they do drone light shows? One person controls hundreds and carpet grenades a place damn 😳😳
@Sterling Archer from where they dropped? Anti aircraft weapons try to shoot airplane . If you can use airplane on that area just drop guided bomb that can fly for a long distances and very precise. Main usage of this drones is correcting artillery, that fire from safe place. A lot of drones can be fall down in one time if enemy have electronic warfare on spot, losing of drones is common, lose many at once is stupid.
@Sterling Archer The Department of Defense tested something almost exactly like what you describe, over a hundred 'Perdix' drones were dropped from three F-18 Hornets, they weren't armed, but easily could have been. And that was 7 years ago, imagine what they have now...
Garand, I must say, your production value is always top notch, I work in film and I can tell the attention to detail and effort you guys show.
My favorite is the RPG-7 frag round.
Because they have no safety with the cap removed, they can just drop and boom.
Really cool.
You guys depicted airsoft so well Love yall
The "its never a war crime" shirt is actually spot on for this video
The Uncle Ted reference at 20:00 was timely, especially considering this was probably recorded before he passed.
I've been concerned about the use of commercially available drones ever since they became a thing. As an Iraq War vet I immediately thought about what they could be made to do with improvisation.
The sky won't only belong to the superior force anymore.
I think, google translate a bit incorrect, lol.
Thank god for modern RCWS systems, especially the ones with auto tracking
Weren't Russians packing Shotguns with Birdshot to take these out?
True, this is actually worse, because they're small and hard to hit, deliver a not-insignificant payload to groups or individuals, and aren't really high enough to compare to helis or jets.
A very terrifying intermediary air threat between helis and jets and the ground.
Ever heard of the faa?!.
It’d be cool seeing Garand and other guntubers in these combat exercises or strategy esque scenarios more in the future.
Even as a fun test, it was obvious the amount of psychological impact just thinking a drone may be above you at any time can have on a soldier. Brandon was constantly distracted from his mission and looking up. Distracting a man from a free brew is no mean feat.
The drone flying over the trench while Brandon pulled an Upham. Amazing. I'm waiting for the full length feature now.
Has there ever been a more infuriating character than upham? .. ugh!
@J S seriously, I HATED him... even after he shot the German soldier. 🖕(not you lol)
@@watevatube Still #1 in my book.
Now imagine a 120 mph FPV drone with C4 😳
We use that stuff already. Russians don't like it. But who cares opinion of the deadman😂😂😂
they already being used i think
@@JabichBabich yeah and they're very effective, although not very accurate...
@@sadge0 saw videos, ig its very cheap
they able to hold whole rpg shot, pretty cool
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The Saving Private Ryan scene was mint😂
As funny as this was to watch, it’s really sobering to know that this is the last thing many of our brothers in combat get to see
This was a really great video. There's such a peculiar vibe mixture of "man, this is so cool" and "... Jesus Christ, this must be absolutely terrifying in real life."
I remember listening to an intercepted call here on YT from a Russian soldier saying that he couldn't sleep at night; He would just watch the sky and listen for drones. Imagine what that does to a person after a few weeks? months? years?
I remember that video. Ukrainian "Karlson" unit caught a group of russians sitting on top of a T-72 and dropped 3-4 mortar bombs on them with an R-18 octocopter drone.... brutal
I saw a video of russians sleeping in a foxhole together and the ukrainians dropped a drone bomb that landed right on them. Another time they dropped a drone bomb on a russian who was pooping in the wilderness whilist he was pooping
I'd rather get some sleep. If I wake up dead, I'll have breakfast with Jesus 😇
With the amount of "intercepted transmissions" Ukrainians faked up to this point, I'd just assume anything they publish is fake until confirmed by the other side. Having said that, I'm sure there's some serious PTSD coming on both sides of this conflict from these and other drones.
You need to listen to more "interceptions" from the ukrainian theater)
Let’s just take a moment to appreciate the forced labor it took to dig those trenches 😂
Let's be honest, this channel is big enough they can pay someone else to do it. Also the pristine dirt roads to race quads around on.
Lmao you are right,i dont even see machinery marks on the ground
And the drones
Excavators exist
theres an excavator in the video
This episode had me rolling!!
😂😂😂
Ya'll didn't even get the FPV style drones involved.
That would have been Hella funny!!!
😂😂😂
Great shit as always guys!
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2 1/2 minutes in and I can already tell that this video won’t be long enough!
Dude, those intros get more insane and well made the longer I watch this channel, I love it
I like when you guys partner with other guys like Brandon on these videos- always adds a cool vibe to it
I was targeted by a drone in Ukraine and I can tell you first hand that it was the most terrifying experience of my life
For real? What were you doing in Ukraine?
Cap
@@danishcossack4392Hunting for free AK12s?
@@danishcossack4392fighting, probably
Idea for part two?
Have two teams of like 10-15 people have an air soft battle with their own objectives etc. but have one or both teams have a drone doing runs on them randomly.
If it’s not too dangerous, perhaps allow people to shoot at it if they can whichll require the drone to use stealth and speed to avoid getting disabled.
Imo it’d be more realistic if doable
Probably use IR lazers and hit markers on everyone's vests and the drone. Epic lazer tag. Maybe some simulated gunfire noises
glad to see brandon pulled through!
I liked the method acting. He must have dug deep and recalled a memory of one of the times his brother pulled his hair. LOL
One of the things that's really terrifying is also that whenever someone's injured, when other people go and help them they become even easier targets. Straight up cruel stuff
Agreed, but that has always been a problem in warfare. Though many military strategists would prefer to wound an enemy rather than killing them, because not only is that enemy incapacitated, but also (1) other soldiers have to drop what they're doing to grab their buddy, and (2) it ties up logistical resources to evac the injured and provide medical care in a battle zone.
True double taps.
ah so that is why russians just abandon their own wounded?
And then they just laugh...
@@hirdbarding3399
Not truly, but somewhat. You can't help somebody if you were going to kill both of yourselves doing it.
I agree, it’s an insult to Charlie not to give him a rake for such a dangerous mission
Something fun they didnt mention is SDI has drone programs!
They do!
The goofiness that yall bring is gold. The saving private ryan acting killed me. Love the videos!!
This channel is a lot of the things we did/wanted to do as kids but with a much higher budget and IQ. This is art my friends.
Awesome video gentlemen. Informative, eye - opening yet comedic genius. Crazy to see the number of tattoos Mike has gained from last year to the present
This was so great to see an example of this! And to hear the thoughts of everyone afterword.
Great video! Great work grand thumb, and guests!
This is one of the funniest yet terrifying videos. I could tell when it was fun then turn heel. Best video but also scary how you guys were messed up by just one drone with one payload.
This content is unrivaled. All the bros in one video ❤ Perfect Sunday.
back before I graduated, 2017-2019, my university (school of engineering and computer science) and many other unis were given substantial research grants for drone and anti drone research. Some of the projects I saw going on at my own school was stuff like EMP "cannon" made to disable drones, sophisticated drone swarms (1 guy could easily command many drones, force multiplier), autonomous drones, and drones that could continue to function in limited capacity if they experienced damage (adaptive controllers,. use: if shot they can still probably kamikaze to the target). The government has a good understanding on how to weaponize and counter drones compared to the private/civilian sector. Glad to see the 2A community catching on to drones, They are not hard things to learn to fly and use. And for the more tech savvy, not to terribly complicated to implement autonomous, swarm, and adaptive functionality just by copying peoples work on github. We should have as much interest in drones and drone components, microcontrollers, saving code bases and files offline, 3D printers as we do with guns, ammo, and armor.