Comments by "Boy Cottchina" (@BoycottChinaa) on "US Military's Largest Helicopter: The CH-53K King Stallion" video.

  1.  @watch.v-dQw4w9WgXcQ  actually its legit, smoke generator to appear to have already been hit as it spins slowly out of danger, drop fake smoke flare pods sparking etc
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  2.  @watch.v-dQw4w9WgXcQ  just an opinion.. losing altitude would naturally be part of the automated response, smoke channeled strategically maintains vision and illusion, wherein horizon protects from ground fire (at this point organizing to retrieve the pilots) and smoke shields IR lock from some threats, and external speaker creates clattering damage noise or wind down sounds (command instructions or pilot's scared mayday on repeat recording). This would need to be loud to compensate for three turbine monster engines but if engineered into the design.. hehehh 🍻
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  3.  @watch.v-dQw4w9WgXcQ  how is removing yourself from the target list and situation at the same time a death trap? Particularly if enemy ground forces head in the direction of your "crash site" opposite that of your friendlies? Duplicitous Brits stayed free through similar psychological combat misdirection.. Normandy beaches invasion the "crowning" achievement with our help.. inflatable tanks, lighting etc up until then confounded the Germans more than once, too. Newest British tanks with advanced armor that can appear as an automobile to IR and visual surveillance, continuing the tradition.. maybe an "its on fire" panel of the same material protecting the rotor tower would make you happier?
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  4.  @watch.v-dQw4w9WgXcQ  I specifically gave you a modern example of combat equipment using dedicated misdirection electronics.. being easily amused is no sign of intelligence
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  5.  @watch.v-dQw4w9WgXcQ  "modern British tanks..." Using active E, a set of electronic sensors attached to the tank’s exterior, the BAE system processes the vehicle’s surroundings and recreates the colors, lines, and shapes common in its environment on the tank’s hull, making it extremely difficult to see. Because the images on the tank’s exterior change as the surroundings change, active camouflage system cloak the vehicle even as it moves across an environment, including a false IR signature.
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  6.  @redsun9261  what if two of your engines are damaged?
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