Youtube hearted comments of Mar (@swunt10).

  1. a modern version of this, with the programmable 30mm Mauser cannon from the Puma IVF and modern radar from the MANTIS close air defence system, that can protect units from drones, artillery shells, mortars and bombs and rockets dropped from jets would be incredibly useful. anti air rockets just don't cut it. you can never carry enough rockets. but 30mm rounds would be plenty. you don't need to shot down high and fast flying jets, all you need to be able of doing is to create a safety bubble of 2 km around your own troops and nothing would be able to touch them. it's like they would be immune from artillery, mortars, drones and bombs. think about that.
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  2. I love it's german TKF90 design. just like tanks and cars, if it's german, it looks good.
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  3. the german army also uses them (now operated by the Luftwaffe for some reason) to bring in their paratrooper tanks Wiesel. they also want to buy the new ch53k.
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  4. That's why german Frigates are build with the 2 isle principle. You could literally cut them in half and both halfs would be able to continue.
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  5. it's not only flawed it's also not very good at anything even if it worked. not a great scout, not a great IFV
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  6. do a video about the LGS Fennek as an armored reconnaissance vehicle.
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  7. 2% of 4,2 trillion GDP is 85 billion and not 76 billion dollar
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  8. it's clearly a Rheinemtall tank. They own 55% of the consortium, they will even send over engineers and workers to help build the tank. All in all the UK got the same deal as Australia, they get the ready made vehicle from Rheinemtall and some local production so that politicians can boast about keeping "jobs". But to me a British tank would be a tank designed and build by a British company. Everything else is just the usual deal with "local production" meaning the UK is now a 3rd world country that has to ask others to provide them with their capabilities.
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  9. 22:10 that looks so cool. I want one.
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  10. 6:20 that is some star wars shit right there.
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  11. At 7:00 is clearly a Smart155, not only because the Ukrainian source said so but also because you can see the parachute.
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  12. It's really simple. My dad had blue eyes, my mom had brown eyes but a lot of others in her family had also blue or green eyes. I have hazel eyes. Simple as that.
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  13. or just buy the Gepard..
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  14. somehow he forgot to mention the most important part. MBB came up with the TKF-90 concept which later developed into the eurofighter and is also the reason why the rafale and gripen look so similar. MBB tested their instability idea on the F-104G CCV experimental aircraft and then wanted to combine fly by wire instability with delta wings and canards for the TKF-90 concept with trust vectoring. that resulted in the x-31. it's also the reason why the eurofighter is capable of receiving trust vercoring if ever someone would order it as an upgrade.
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  15. well it has a tiny and relatively shitty radar, also no phased radar for guiding and tracing, limited weaponry and they are incredibly slow. not bad, but not great either and at the moment nothing but a paper tiger like most british wonder weapons. lets just hope they are not as bad as the type 45 and its massive problems like the entire ship being dead in the water sometimes or the engines failing when the weather is nice.
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  16. uh? didn't Rheinmetall get the contract to rebuild the challenger 2 a while ago?
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  17. we had the carl gustaf but don't use it anymore since it's not better than the Panzerfaust 3. all that stuff is decades old already. the german army even introduced a modernized version of the Pzf 3 with digital fire control so it's dead easy to hit a moving target even at night.
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  18. It also needs to work as Flak. They need to give it that capability. Shouldn't be too difficult.
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  19. As with all russian propganda, we can see nothing in the video. Pure nonsense.
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