Videos tagged with Coaxial Machine Gun

This video offers a spoiler-free review of the film 'Warfare' from the perspectives of a former Bradley commander and a paramedic. It highlights the film's accurate portrayal of military hardware like the M2A3 Bradley Fighting Vehicle's 25mm cannon and coaxial machine gun, as well as the realistic depiction of infantry tactics such as bounding overwatch and the critical moments of weapon malfunctions. The review also touches upon the medical aspects, noting both accurate and slightly inaccurate tourniquet application scenarios, and discusses the visceral impact of explosions and concussive forces.

This video provides a comparison of four different U.S. military .50 caliber machine gun barrels used over the past 90 years. It showcases and briefly discusses the M3 aircraft barrel, M2 heavy barrel, M2 water-cooled barrel, and the M85 coaxial barrel, all chambered in the .50 BMG caliber. The video is aimed at a military and firearms enthusiast audience, highlighting historical and technical aspects of these significant weapons.

This Q&A session with Nicolas Moran (The Chieftain) delves into various aspects of armored vehicle weaponry and design. Key discussions include the reliability issues of the M85 machine gun versus the M2, the effectiveness of different machine gun mounting locations on tanks, and the viability of the 25mm cannon and TOW missiles on the Bradley. Moran also touches on the evolution of tank armament, from early machine guns to modern remote weapon stations, and the role of small arms for tank crews.

This guide provides an overview of the weapon systems found on the M4 Sherman tank, as detailed by experts Nicholas Moran and Ian McCollum. It covers the main 76mm gun, the various Browning machine guns (.30 and .50 caliber), and the personal defense firearms issued to the crew. The information emphasizes the tactical roles and historical context of each weapon.