Videos tagged with M777 Howitzer

The U.S. military faces a critical readiness crisis due to a "right to repair" policy that prevents units from fixing their own equipment. A $2 part for the M777 howitzer, costing manufacturers $2,000 and on backorder until mid-2027, has rendered 80% of the 101st Airborne's howitzers non-functional. This highlights a severe logistical and procurement failure impacting military capabilities.

This video details the M483A1 DPICM 155mm artillery shell, showcasing its base plate and fuse removal to reveal the submunition carrier. It compares the M483A1 with the M549 Rocket Assisted projectile, highlighting differences in fillers like RDX and Comp B. Archival footage of a 155mm howitzer firing concludes the demonstration.

This video focuses on the M777 Howitzer and its significant impact on the Ukrainian army's successes in the war against Russia. It highlights the weapon as a game-changer for Ukraine, emphasizing the strength shown by the Ukrainian forces. The description also promotes the creator's other YouTube channels, social media presence, and Patreon for support, along with a website for prayer requests.

This video focuses on the M777 Howitzer, highlighting its significant impact and role in the Ukrainian army's success in the war against Russia. It emphasizes how this specific weapon has been a game-changer on the battlefield.

This short video humorously depicts a simulated artillery strike on a cave. It features Nikko Ortiz in tactical gear, referencing an 'artillery call for fire' and showing archival footage of a strike. The content satirizes combat scenarios with a lighthearted, energetic tone, appealing to viewers interested in military-themed comedy and tactical simulations.