This channel really isn’t “serious videos”. Someone junior runs it. Lots of inaccurate info in these videos, typos, uses stock footage, hired a voice actor, etc
I see some footages of the the German MANTIS (the brown weapons), also a defense weapon but shoots a completely different projectile! these are no C-RAM's
@@auburn8833 ok true definition of C-ram is a bit awkward, because US names there Phalanx system C-RAM, while its better to call it Phalanx and Mantis who are C-Ram systems,... Because when we talk about C-RAM everybody thinks of the Phalanx system. my bad.
@@Spaced1sco no worries, the 2 main differences between Phalanx and Mantis is that Phalanx uses traditionial munitions at extreme firerates to guarantee a hit that way, while mantis relies on much more complex munitions
When i was in Iraq in 07, They had these systems on the major FOB's (forward operating bases) we didn't know call it was called the C-RAM, We called it the "CIWS" which quickly evolved into "Cheezwiz" And when the alarms went off and it fired we'd yell "GET CRAZY WITH THE CHEEZWIZ" which is a line from the song "Loser" by Beck.
Yeah I was about to say I saw these in Baghdad in 08, ta hell is this guy talking about their first time in use was on 2010 protecting the embassy in the green zone? 2:57
I just watched the MANTIS video right before this and lots of footage from that video is in this one. It's the same principle I guess, just not mobile and only has one Barrell with a much larger bullet.
Another fun fact is the tracking radar housed inside the system itself is so good it tracks the individual rounds being spat out and corrects the angle of fire to get the rounds on target.
As incredible and terrifying as these things really are, I always keep thinking it's wearing a chef's hat and just was rudely interrupted while making a Soufflé.
I got back from Iraq like a month ago, we got attacked a couple of times and got to see these in action, honestly one of the most beautiful and terrifying things to look up and see red beams shooting up into the air with that Klaxon wail filling up the night sky; then you remember what ever they are shooting at could possibly come down on you
I was there in 06-07 we didn't have these I was in Mosul we used to get Mortered and rocketed daily we lost a soldier to Morter fire in Alpha company they would blow up our chus and everything I almost got hit one time on an airfield barely made it to the Bunker we were dug in and we had to sit there and take it for 15 long months every day and night getting blasted to hell
Thank you both for your service. Just words I know, but patriotic Americans like myself really appreciate your sacrifice to keep us free. Thank you ❤❤👊🏾👊🏾
Funny thing is, no one’s gonna do anything about it, ever. They takes millions of minutes of content from hard working people and nobody cares. Yet when someone adds 7 seconds of music, the whole ass channel gets taken down.
@Assembled Existence Yeah, I know the project and no it doesn't work in heavy clouds only thin ones/mist and heat waves etc. The "L" for laser stands for light. It doesn't go through opaque objects. No way around that. The only laser that currently "goes through clouds" are experimental ones for communications that get so hot they bore a hole in the clouds. Again, thin clouds. Forget using this type of weapon in tropical places with a CB nearby.
@@Shadow__133 ACHSUALLY!... different wave lengths behave differently from on another. Infrared laser can be reflected by a panel of glass, which lower frequencies can penetrate in certain angels. Water vapor in air is neither opaque nor an object but it does have a refractive affect on uniform light beams that hit untold numbers of tiny water droplets that slightly affect the way the light ray exits each droplet in turn. Once the uniformity of the beam disperses your HEL-MD is mostly attributing to global warming, instead of directing its energy towards that one incoming mortar shell it needs to light up for a period of time for it to heat up enough to explode.
That can't be true that it was field tested in 2010 because when I was in the British forces operating in Iraq back in 2008 that weapon system was mounted around the base. It defended the base at least once a week from mostly RPG attacks and it had a hit rate of about 75%
Confusing video. The video is obviously talking about the US land based Phalanx system called Centurion as it outlines the weapon to be 20mm Gatling gun yet it cuts several times to the German Mantis system which uses a 35mm revolver cannon. Both are C-RAM systems yet they are not the same.
"It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead." -Terminator
@@jeffrobe405 The footage is from a video game called Arma 3. The CRAM A.I. was purposely dumbed down in the original video for show. They didn't make the Arma video, just used one that existed, so that's why it doesn't hit, lol. It is very funny to me how they're using Arma clips though.
intressting that you show an electro optic system related to the mantis system from germany and why you related mantis to the m 61 vulcan close in weapon system overall ? sure both systems have similliar roles but mantis works in a complete different way
I noticed that too. I think people think all "gun goes brrrrrrt" are the same. I mean, i saw a video of a guy saying an MP5 is equivalent to an AK-47 or something.
Those other ones u are seeing are different, the one with the angles, that sorta look like a tank turret it fires slower but fires a bigger round that explodes near the incoming object destroying it with shrapnel. Its not rate of fire based like the c ram. Britains goalkeeper is also a very good design. Theres also a twin barrel varient that also shoots missiles, thats atm the most potent ciws, the russian one, i forget its name. But its pretty lethal, it fires faster, has 2 barrels and bigger rounds. All the american one has over it is better coding and is more responsive. The phalanx when they worked caus they were known for not working at all for a while when we first had them, but after they did worked they proved to be really quick and twitchy. Im sure the US system has the best internals, tracking and electronics, but its not the biggest puncher of them all.
@@Steel0079 The shots with the red tracers are definitely a video game, and the projectiles are slow becuase they don't want it to be an instant no-fly zone. IRL that aircraft would be cheese in seconds at that range.
"The C-RAM is a fascinating counterpart to the CIWS or Phalanx used on Naval ships. The US Navy also made super space laser energy invisible explosive radio wave weapons....but check out how fast the C-RAM shoots!"
Despite clearly focusing on the Phalanx (couldve put it in the title!): 0:45 - Oerlikon milenium gun 0:45 - The FAAD C2 is a software package, but the video makes it look like a physical system
Yeah, the unlimited ammo bit is waay off base. When it comes down to it, limited energy is what makes all ammo limited. The only reason we don't collect spent ammo and remelt it into new ammo is that it takes much more energy than simply starting from new raw materials. And of course, _new_ metal is limited, but the total amount of metal on the Earth has never changed. Same thing with gunpowder. Unlimited energy allows you to collect the ashes and reverse the chemical process that explodes it.
Right. And while battery technology is not even energy-dense enough for large e-planes, energy availability is (ultimately) the reason that all ammo is limited. We know that the amount of materials on the Earth never changes; and we know how to recycle ♻️ metals, and how to undo chemical reactions like the one that explodes gunpowder; but we don't have a power-efficient way to collect and reconvert all of it.
I worked on CIWS in the Navy. It does NOT miss. Any object it fires upon are destroyed in less than 1 second. No need to continue firing as shown by AI.
its actually very cost-ineffective, which is probably the main reason why we dont see similar systems in other large armies (Russia for example), just as stated in this video its most likely gonna get replaced soon I dont think it will get replaced by lazors tho, most likely it will be something like APS (active protection system) for tanks, basically a small "grenade" launcher that fires to intercept and explodes in close proximity to target.
@@madeanaccounttospillthebor9568 yes totally agree with you here, thats why its mainly used on ships because they are very expensive, still its probably gonna get replaced soon.
C-RAM (Counter-Rocket, Artillery, and Mortar) is a highly effective system used to defend against incoming attacks. It utilizes advanced radar and computer systems to detect and destroy enemy missiles before they can reach their target. C-RAM has been successfully deployed in several conflict zones around the world, including Iraq and Afghanistan. Its ability to rapidly detect and react to incoming threats has made it a valuable asset for military forces. Overall, C-RAM's effectiveness in thwarting attacks is a testament to the power of advanced technology in modern warfare.
So C-RAM is essentially CIWS (close-in weapon system) placed on land and with different ammunition. I imagine the tracer rounds would also be beneficial when used with CIWS to aid visual confirmation and identification. I often travel to Portsmouth in the south of England (apparently the largest naval station in Europe) and they often have Royal Navy ships docked for resupply. The last time I was there they had HMS Defender in port and I was also lucky enough to see the famous HMS Illustrious (her crew often called her 'Lusty') many years ago and to see these Phalanx canons up close sends a shiver down your spine. They look foreboding and like something from the future. To be clear I don't mean I saw the Phalanx system on Illustrious as she was using Goalkeeper CIWS but all the older ships using that system were eventually swapped for the Phalanx other than Illustrious which was scrapped in 2010.
The M61A1 also fires at 6000 RPM. It is typically set there for fighter installation. Notably it is set at 3900 for the F 35. Not really sure why. It has been capable of 6000 RPM since it's creation and was set at that since it's first aircraft appearance on the F 104 in 1959.
I live surrounded by; Fort Sill, Marine traing base, Lawton,Oklahoma. It is 145 square miles of field Artillery range. That makes it the largest field Artillery practice range on earth!!! The Marines, train with the CRAM system, flares, and they blow stuff up every day!!! The CRAM system is as incredible to hear, as it is to watch!!! What am I afraid of??? Not one thing!!! Brother James Kendall Moore OSB
If you start at 2:14 and watch for a sec they describe how this is possible, depending on the distance damagesay still have been caused tho. The ammunition is made to self destroy after a set distance to prevent collateral damages in the very likely case of target misses.
Thank you for responding to my prior statement on the state department upgrading after the fail @ bengazi. This reminds me of the seawiz. Love it. Team. C-Ram. Kicks ass like puff and mini guns. Vulcan 20mm. Updated with woah-nessis capabilities.... best
Standardizing the C-RAM as a multinational system is quite possibly the dumbest thing the military force can do. You've now made your nation's military hardware that much easier to defeat because you have no control over leaks/thefts or outright sales to your current/future enemy by a partner nation.
When I was in the Navy. We performed a, burial at sea. They chose the CIWS for the 21 gun salute. It took a fraction of a second to fire all 21. This was during the gulf war era. I guess we were in a hurry to get into the fight.
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that arma footage at the begining just shows you how shit the AI is at doing anything in that damn game
I dont know why this made me laugh as much as it did lmfao
It's only shit until it's aiming at you through the entirety of the amazon rainforest with pinpoint accuracy when you can't even see it
Hey what mission is that scene from?
Tbh I didn’t even know those were game footage. It looked real lmao
You havent played Arma. I can tell from that Statement. Arma 3 ai have pin point accuracy.
Bro nobody says "0.79 inch". It's okay to not use freedom units when nobody uses freedom units. 20mm is 20mm.
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20mm sounds better tbh
Bro, nobody cares
i thought only hillbillies are still using imperial
@@YourLocalMidget i do
Its amazing how that arma clip keeps getting into serious videos
This channel really isn’t “serious videos”. Someone junior runs it. Lots of inaccurate info in these videos, typos, uses stock footage, hired a voice actor, etc
@@jg5875 Silence, fool!
@@captainrookie501 the owner of the clip from Arma was credited. they knew it was a video game but still put in anyway
I know right!!
Like how do people not notice that they are video game graphics?
and i still don't want to play Arma
Good video, be careful though you have a few Arma 3 (video game) clips in there
Yeah, probably from, Compared Comparison.
I was about to come and comment that
Yeah one of my hippo ass on the toilet is there too 🪠🪠 🚽
its cause footage of a c-ram in action is scarce
Should it matter? The video is meant to romanticize the CRAM in any form😎
I see some footages of the the German MANTIS (the brown weapons), also a defense weapon but shoots a completely different projectile! these are no C-RAM's
The Projectile isn't what defines a C-RAM
@@auburn8833 yeah but MANTIS is not CIWIS or C-RAM and it works different but ok
@@auburn8833 ok true definition of C-ram is a bit awkward, because US names there Phalanx system C-RAM, while its better to call it Phalanx and Mantis who are C-Ram systems,... Because when we talk about C-RAM everybody thinks of the Phalanx system. my bad.
@@Spaced1sco no worries, the 2 main differences between Phalanx and Mantis is that Phalanx uses traditionial munitions at extreme firerates to guarantee a hit that way, while mantis relies on much more complex munitions
@@auburn8833 Phalanx is also a 20mm minigun (up to 4500rpm), while the mantis system is a fast firing 30mm gun (1000rpm)
When i was in Iraq in 07, They had these systems on the major FOB's (forward operating bases) we didn't know call it was called the C-RAM, We called it the "CIWS" which quickly evolved into "Cheezwiz"
And when the alarms went off and it fired we'd yell "GET CRAZY WITH THE CHEEZWIZ" which is a line from the song "Loser" by Beck.
Very cool
Yeah I was about to say I saw these in Baghdad in 08, ta hell is this guy talking about their first time in use was on 2010 protecting the embassy in the green zone? 2:57
🤣🤣🤣
Chris what month man? 06-07 OIF wondering if we crossed paths. Marines btw
Why doesn’t joe Biden figure out a way to deploy around cities in Ukraine ? It could have saved mauripol
I like how at 0:19 you can see the Radar System of the "MANTIS" Defense system of Germany
I just watched the MANTIS video right before this and lots of footage from that video is in this one. It's the same principle I guess, just not mobile and only has one Barrell with a much larger bullet.
@@boddaboom77 I literally also watched it right before this video aswell lol
@@protogen_1414 the UA-cam algorithm strikes again.
Another fun fact is the tracking radar housed inside the system itself is so good it tracks the individual rounds being spat out and corrects the angle of fire to get the rounds on target.
WOOW! 😲😲 DOES IT USE FOR COOKING!!??? 😲😲
@@rexxbailey2764 no
@@rexxbailey2764 yeah, it flash fries fuckwits flying in a hot zone
@@rexxbailey2764 I don’t get it?
@@jakeman025 air fryer cooking
As incredible and terrifying as these things really are, I always keep thinking it's wearing a chef's hat and just was rudely interrupted while making a Soufflé.
“You fucking donut…BRRRRAAAAAP”
I can't remove the picture in my head now
Brrrrrrrrrppppppp
When a robotic chef has that kind of firepower, "just in case," it's even more scary. Sounds like something out of the Fallout game series. 😂
That's a better image than other UA-camr who claimed C-RAM sounds "like an elephant with diarrhoea"
I got back from Iraq like a month ago, we got attacked a couple of times and got to see these in action, honestly one of the most beautiful and terrifying things to look up and see red beams shooting up into the air with that Klaxon wail filling up the night sky; then you remember what ever they are shooting at could possibly come down on you
It looks different from the air.
Pretty, like a colorful bird, that you know can kill you.
What's you doing in iraq? Leave iraq alone. Is not 1 million died enough for you?
I was there in 06-07 we didn't have these I was in Mosul we used to get Mortered and rocketed daily we lost a soldier to Morter fire in Alpha company they would blow up our chus and everything I almost got hit one time on an airfield barely made it to the Bunker we were dug in and we had to sit there and take it for 15 long months every day and night getting blasted to hell
Thank you both for your service. Just words I know, but patriotic Americans like myself really appreciate your sacrifice to keep us free.
Thank you ❤❤👊🏾👊🏾
@@o.c.g.m9426 Lol invading Iraq and killing its citizens had nothing to do with Americans freedom but keep on sheeping.
Skynet's gonna love this one. I'll share it with my ascended computerized overlord.
Funny thing is, no one’s gonna do anything about it, ever. They takes millions of minutes of content from hard working people and nobody cares. Yet when someone adds 7 seconds of music, the whole ass channel gets taken down.
The problem with laser/energy defense systems is that is can be heavy impacted by rain and weather
use umbrella 🤔🤣
@Assembled Existence They invented a laser that can go though cloud? Doubtful.
@Assembled Existence Yeah, I know the project and no it doesn't work in heavy clouds only thin ones/mist and heat waves etc. The "L" for laser stands for light. It doesn't go through opaque objects. No way around that.
The only laser that currently "goes through clouds" are experimental ones for communications that get so hot they bore a hole in the clouds. Again, thin clouds. Forget using this type of weapon in tropical places with a CB nearby.
But a piece of metal goes right through
@@Shadow__133 ACHSUALLY!... different wave lengths behave differently from on another. Infrared laser can be reflected by a panel of glass, which lower frequencies can penetrate in certain angels. Water vapor in air is neither opaque nor an object but it does have a refractive affect on uniform light beams that hit untold numbers of tiny water droplets that slightly affect the way the light ray exits each droplet in turn.
Once the uniformity of the beam disperses your HEL-MD is mostly attributing to global warming, instead of directing its energy towards that one incoming mortar shell it needs to light up for a period of time for it to heat up enough to explode.
That can't be true that it was field tested in 2010 because when I was in the British forces operating in Iraq back in 2008 that weapon system was mounted around the base. It defended the base at least once a week from mostly RPG attacks and it had a hit rate of about 75%
it's still so funny to me how arma always makes its way into C-RAM videos
4:25 wow a laser makes light travel at the speed of light? Totally unbelievable wow
It's in beta. But, since they have already shown it to the public, maybe a better version of that laser is already in the making.
@@PopCapMusicTrending I can't tell if you're joking or not, but there isn't any known way to make anything travel faster than the speed of light
@@richardmillhousenixon Light 2.0, brought to you by..
Lasers are a form of light bud :)
@@BoBo-pl3ww That's the whole point of his comment lol
Worked on CIWS for years along with other Firecontrol systems on 3 destroyers in my 20 plus years of USN service.
Nice did you retire FCC?
@@timothydao2416 yes, then worked contracting avionics for Airforce.
I want one into my backyard
@@noobteacher9701 😂
What to kill pigeons
Perfect for home defense
"You see, Ivan: If fill entire sky with bullet, act like shield. Nothing can get through!"
bro i love how they literally added arma 3 clips
Confusing video. The video is obviously talking about the US land based Phalanx system called Centurion as it outlines the weapon to be 20mm Gatling gun yet it cuts several times to the German Mantis system which uses a 35mm revolver cannon. Both are C-RAM systems yet they are not the same.
Apparently, some of the video clips are from a video game, so... actual footage must be limited.
i love how every video on the C-RAm uses Arma 3 Gameplay
"It can’t be bargained with. It can’t be reasoned with. It doesn’t feel pity, or remorse, or fear. And it absolutely will not stop, ever, until you are dead." -Terminator
Don't spread lies. That's from The Sound of Music!
Say, that's a nice reference.
Sounds like my ex wife.
It's already been said but some of these clips are from a game called Arma 3
The helios system? I guess I'll need Euclid's C-finder.
Yes you will. Although once the Euclid's C-finder is acquired, it will more than make up for the hard work spent getting it.
Patrolling the Mojave almost makes you wish for a nuclear winter.
I'd be more impressed if it had actually hit the fighter.
right?! all i saw was a bunch of miss hits lol
You know that wasn't real footage,right?
@@almabatekert_villanykorte3387 even more reason for there to be hits!
@@jeffrobe405 The footage is from a video game called Arma 3. The CRAM A.I. was purposely dumbed down in the original video for show. They didn't make the Arma video, just used one that existed, so that's why it doesn't hit, lol. It is very funny to me how they're using Arma clips though.
The thing might have saved thousands of lives and you judge it based on footage from a game where its AI is intentionally terrible 💀💀💀
Every weapon is good in marketing until it is actually used against a military with capacity to fight.
This is why any zombie apocalypse is doomed to fail.
Imagine what it can do to a human body or zombie.
Imagine being the first enemy force to encounter this thing. Just imagine!
intressting that you show an electro optic system related to the mantis system from germany and why you related mantis to the m 61 vulcan close in weapon system overall ? sure both systems have similliar roles but mantis works in a complete different way
I noticed that too. I think people think all "gun goes brrrrrrt" are the same. I mean, i saw a video of a guy saying an MP5 is equivalent to an AK-47 or something.
@@Tehn00bA i remember this mobile FPS game where they called ak47 a LMG and PPSH-41 an assault rifle
1:57 Bruh this isnt C-RAM
Those other ones u are seeing are different, the one with the angles, that sorta look like a tank turret it fires slower but fires a bigger round that explodes near the incoming object destroying it with shrapnel. Its not rate of fire based like the c ram. Britains goalkeeper is also a very good design. Theres also a twin barrel varient that also shoots missiles, thats atm the most potent ciws, the russian one, i forget its name. But its pretty lethal, it fires faster, has 2 barrels and bigger rounds. All the american one has over it is better coding and is more responsive. The phalanx when they worked caus they were known for not working at all for a while when we first had them, but after they did worked they proved to be really quick and twitchy. Im sure the US system has the best internals, tracking and electronics, but its not the biggest puncher of them all.
Yeah the turret like one is Rheinmetal with a neat programmable fuse that gets set at the end of the barrel as it passes
I think the Russian one is called the kashtan
I mean it still applies under the C-Ram category though As they are used for counters against rocket, artillery and mortar.
@@ashinjoshy1762 trashkan?
Yeah, it sounds like the US one was intentional nerfed to allow use in cities while minimizing collateral damage.
From every time I have seen this on ARMA it's never able to hit it's target
Even in this video, it's missing like 99% of it's shots. No wonder they are developing directed energy weapons.
@@Steel0079 The shots with the red tracers are definitely a video game, and the projectiles are slow becuase they don't want it to be an instant no-fly zone.
IRL that aircraft would be cheese in seconds at that range.
@@Ethan0433 wait until i tell you about how arma doesnt really care about balance so instant no fly zone wouldnt matter
@@Ethan0433 fake news
$100+ per round. 4,500 rounds per minute. $450,000 per minute, not counting cost of weapon.
Could buy a house
THE USA STOLE SASHA???
Never get caught in front of R2-D2 when he's excited.
"The C-RAM is a fascinating counterpart to the CIWS or Phalanx used on Naval ships. The US Navy also made super space laser energy invisible explosive radio wave weapons....but check out how fast the C-RAM shoots!"
Same rate of fire as CIWS
According to him with an 80% success rate. Does that mean the video here shown are the 20% miss? It never hits the target.
its a clip from a game
it isnt even hard to tell lmao
The tracking system should be optimised through Machine learning for even better targeting and manuver detection.
I like that all the footage is of the thing missing. First day on the job of shooting at things?
Lol the ARMA clips in this video tho
Despite clearly focusing on the Phalanx (couldve put it in the title!):
0:45 - Oerlikon milenium gun
0:45 - The FAAD C2 is a software package, but the video makes it look like a physical system
In fairness, that's a very common media trope. Even the news does that.
The laser beams only problem is intensity. Takes too long to be used on multiple projectiles at once
True. That is why Britian is developing a variant that uses a fly wheel to turn a dynamo to quickly recharge the system between burst.
Yeah, the unlimited ammo bit is waay off base. When it comes down to it, limited energy is what makes all ammo limited.
The only reason we don't collect spent ammo and remelt it into new ammo is that it takes much more energy than simply starting from new raw materials. And of course, _new_ metal is limited, but the total amount of metal on the Earth has never changed.
Same thing with gunpowder. Unlimited energy allows you to collect the ashes and reverse the chemical process that explodes it.
"I need 1 for my future castle to keep out the peasants." - A time traveling Knights Templar, probably.
Spare a thought for the fact that gun fired directly at structures it was defending... (yes game footage, but still damn lol)
That's what white people do, bore you to death with their blabbering mouths.
He atacc
He attac
But most importantly
He attacc
I feel like using arma footage is a bit off putting
The laser gun thing takes too much power right now to be unlimited
Right. And while battery technology is not even energy-dense enough for large e-planes, energy availability is (ultimately) the reason that all ammo is limited.
We know that the amount of materials on the Earth never changes; and we know how to recycle ♻️ metals, and how to undo chemical reactions like the one that explodes gunpowder; but we don't have a power-efficient way to collect and reconvert all of it.
Every time I see stories about this system, I think of how much ammo is missing the target and how long it takes to reload?
Right!? In the US it's illegal to shoot guns in the air. Other countries be like, hold my beer ita about to rain metal.
Imagine they miss the target and 4000 rounds is raining on your house
they self destruct after a certain distance
Well in the video you can see they use ammo belt so idk, just attach a new belt when the old one is all used up?
@real pedroppp well, that would obviously be an automatic belt reloading machine in some naval base or factory
I worked on CIWS in the Navy. It does NOT miss. Any object it fires upon are destroyed in less than 1 second. No need to continue firing as shown by AI.
The sound of freedom
funny how the sound of freedom to Americans always involves killing someone..........
Yeah the sound of 0.79 incher
From 0:00 to 0:03 all the people living in this area got air defended
its actually very cost-ineffective, which is probably the main reason why we dont see similar systems in other large armies (Russia for example), just as stated in this video its most likely gonna get replaced soon I dont think it will get replaced by lazors tho, most likely it will be something like APS (active protection system) for tanks, basically a small "grenade" launcher that fires to intercept and explodes in close proximity to target.
Cost ineffective if you make 100 and use it to protect a milk truck.
Cost effective if you use it for very high value targets to protect.
@@madeanaccounttospillthebor9568 yes totally agree with you here, thats why its mainly used on ships because they are very expensive, still its probably gonna get replaced soon.
“tho”
This feels like a commercial for the military
Nicely explained
C-RAM (Counter-Rocket, Artillery, and Mortar) is a highly effective system used to defend against incoming attacks. It utilizes advanced radar and computer systems to detect and destroy enemy missiles before they can reach their target. C-RAM has been successfully deployed in several conflict zones around the world, including Iraq and Afghanistan. Its ability to rapidly detect and react to incoming threats has made it a valuable asset for military forces. Overall, C-RAM's effectiveness in thwarting attacks is a testament to the power of advanced technology in modern warfare.
80% shot down at 1st true usage! Imagine now an w several.
75 rounds per second. That baby undoubtedly causes severe trauma to whatever it is unfortunate enough to be its target.
Could be used to defend power stations in Ukraine
Laser: styropyro has enter the chat.
Using ARMA III (video game) footage LMAO
This is what I want for my birthday present. Make it 2. One for the front yard and one for the back.
Best channel
C-RAM: See that plane? Now you dont.
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It's a great weakness of economical warfare.
The countermeasure may cost more than the rocket
The countermeasure is still cheaper then than fixing the damage cased by the missile.
Please send some to Ukraine.
Mikolaive, Zaporizhia, and Kharkiv for sure
So C-RAM is essentially CIWS (close-in weapon system) placed on land and with different ammunition. I imagine the tracer rounds would also be beneficial when used with CIWS to aid visual confirmation and identification. I often travel to Portsmouth in the south of England (apparently the largest naval station in Europe) and they often have Royal Navy ships docked for resupply. The last time I was there they had HMS Defender in port and I was also lucky enough to see the famous HMS Illustrious (her crew often called her 'Lusty') many years ago and to see these Phalanx canons up close sends a shiver down your spine. They look foreboding and like something from the future. To be clear I don't mean I saw the Phalanx system on Illustrious as she was using Goalkeeper CIWS but all the older ships using that system were eventually swapped for the Phalanx other than Illustrious which was scrapped in 2010.
Ukraine could use a dozen of these.😎
#PutinWarCriminal
Ukraine will Prevail! 💛💙
It looks so beautiful when it makes those streams of bullets.
That is footage from a video game.
CRAM, Iron dome, and HELIOS for Taiwan!
Finally I know that it's not fireworks to light up the area
2nd! good engnieering!
Watching this minigun take down the latest Russian MiG is quite impressive. Keep up the great work ladies and gentlemen.
The M61A1 also fires at 6000 RPM. It is typically set there for fighter installation. Notably it is set at 3900 for the F 35. Not really sure why. It has been capable of 6000 RPM since it's creation and was set at that since it's first aircraft appearance on the F 104 in 1959.
we need to add more RAM
Mom: we have RAM at home
RAM at home:
RAM is Rolling Airframe Missile..
Styro pyro: hold my beer
I'm currently watching this before equipping this in my destroyer in Modern Warships
It is a weapon which inspires fear to a prospective enemy.
This is nuts! Never seen this type of weaponry live before. Sweet!
Every American should have two of these; one for their home, and one mounted on their F-650 truck.
I live surrounded by; Fort Sill, Marine traing base, Lawton,Oklahoma. It is 145 square miles of field Artillery range. That makes it the largest field Artillery practice range on earth!!! The Marines, train with the CRAM system, flares, and they blow stuff up every day!!! The CRAM system is as incredible to hear, as it is to watch!!! What am I afraid of??? Not one thing!!! Brother James Kendall Moore OSB
The British needed this during the Falklands Conflict against sea skimming exorcet missiles!
me riding a hot air balloon with my family
C-RAM:
What could go wrong with firing thousands of rounds into the air? Especially when a base is close to a city.
So, they’re trying to replace the brrrt with the pew pew? Is it going well?
theres only so much performance you can squeeze out of 20mm and 30mm shells. laser weapons will eventually take over and be significantly better.
Anyone pay attention to the very first opening clip! That C-RAM dumped almost 100 rounds towards buildings tracking that jet!
If you start at 2:14 and watch for a sec they describe how this is possible, depending on the distance damagesay still have been caused tho. The ammunition is made to self destroy after a set distance to prevent collateral damages in the very likely case of target misses.
@@stanleyamerski4609 I am aware of that feature. in the video the distance of the building is unknown! So do we really know??
The first clip i’m pretty sure is from a video game
That's because the first opening clip was from Arma 3
Thank you for responding to my prior statement on the state department upgrading after the fail @ bengazi. This reminds me of the seawiz. Love it. Team. C-Ram. Kicks ass like puff and mini guns. Vulcan 20mm. Updated with woah-nessis capabilities.... best
If it’s so good, why is missing all its shots? That plane is just built different
Standardizing the C-RAM as a multinational system is quite possibly the dumbest thing the military force can do. You've now made your nation's military hardware that much easier to defeat because you have no control over leaks/thefts or outright sales to your current/future enemy by a partner nation.
What you think the pilot thinks : Mayday mayday mayday.
The Pilot : SHIT SHIT SHIT SHIT SHIT
The first clip was me avoiding the twins projectile
All those clip showed me was that this thing can’t shoot anything down even if it has a high rate of fire
When I was in the Navy. We performed a, burial at sea. They chose the CIWS for the 21 gun salute. It took a fraction of a second to fire all 21. This was during the gulf war era. I guess we were in a hurry to get into the fight.
Trowa Barton and Heavyarms approved.
This was a good commercial. I’d like to purchase 4 of them with 2 day fedex shipping
Pardon my ignorance.
Isn't it wasting too much ammo ?
Aren't these controlled by computer that supposedly aim ahead of the target ?
Getting one of these on my roof next week!
Gosh, whenever I hear a fan I’m gonna worry about being shredded lol
Kinda glad it's "the LAST line of defense", given how terribly inaccurate it is. Look at all those bullets that DIDN'T hit. Come on.
Could a c-ram go head to head with another c-ram?