Videos tagged with Javelin Missile

This video compares the cost of various projectiles, from inexpensive lead bullets to advanced missiles. It highlights the significant cost escalation from common firearm rounds like the .22 Long Rifle and .50 BMG to sophisticated guided munitions such as the Javelin and Hellfire missiles, emphasizing the technological advancements and associated expenses.

This entry details the process of receiving, identifying, and documenting a significant shipment of military ordnance for museum display. It highlights the expertise required for handling historical weapons, including the restoration and in-house manufacturing of components like SMAW rockets and AT4 projectiles. The guide emphasizes meticulous cataloging and safety protocols for dealing with potentially hazardous historical military items, showcasing a high level of technical knowledge from the Ordnance.com team.

The video discusses the apparent contradiction between the US President's State of the Union comment that military-style weapons are not needed for deer hunting and the subsequent announcement of sending 5,000 military-style rifles, along with pistols, machine guns, and shotguns, to Ukraine. The speaker highlights the significant quantity of ammunition provided, suggesting a recognition of the necessity of such arms for defense against a "tyrannical invasion."

This video discusses a significant directive from the White House to the Pentagon to drastically increase ammunition production, citing critical shortages and geopolitical risks. It highlights concerns over US military readiness, particularly in potential conflicts with China or direct NATO involvement in Europe. The discussion also touches upon the historical scale of this production push, comparing it to WWII, and its potential impact on the civilian ammunition market.

The video discusses a critical shortage of ammunition within the U.S. military, prompting the White House to direct the Pentagon to 'make as much ammo as we will ever need.' This directive signifies a significant shift in production, aiming to increase output to levels not seen since World War II. The discussion highlights concerns about current stockpile reserves being depleted and the potential implications for geopolitical conflicts.