Videos tagged with SOAR

This entry details the introduction of the SIG Sauer MCX-Spear, presented as a potential replacement for existing military rifle platforms. The discussion highlights its 6.8mm caliber and its significance as the new standard for military AR/M4 type setups, reflecting current trends in military small arms. The context includes its origin as a gift from SIG Sauer and a connection to New Hampshire.

Alan Mack, a veteran of the 160th SOAR, shares his extensive experience as a combat and instructor pilot with over 35 years of service. He details his involvement in critical operations like Desert Shield, Desert Storm, and post-9/11 missions in Afghanistan, flying MH-47 Chinooks. Mack highlights his extensive flight hours, including significant time with night vision goggles, and his authorship of 'Razor 03: A Night Stalker's Wars'.

This YouTube Shorts video showcases Task Force 160th SOAR (Special Operations Aviation Regiment) conducting aerial refueling operations. The footage highlights military aviation, specifically the transport and support capabilities of this elite unit. While the title mentions military and army themes, there are no specific firearms or related equipment mentioned, making it primarily focused on aviation and military operations.

This video compares modern firearms technology with older designs, highlighting advancements in compactness, accuracy, and user experience. It showcases how innovations like chassis systems, advanced optics, and suppressors have transformed shooting. The presenter, with apparent expertise in firearms, demonstrates how these technologies offer significant improvements over historical counterparts, making shooting more accessible and enjoyable.

This entry details the tragic loss of Extortion 17, the largest loss of life in U.S. Naval Special Warfare history, impacting SEAL Team 6. It covers operational details, the emotional impact on operators and families, the critical role of support foundations, and the solemn process of dignified transfers. The content highlights the immense sacrifice and the profound grief experienced by those involved, drawing on first-hand accounts from former Tier 1 operators.

This video demonstrates the destructive power of the Dillon Aero M134D Minigun firing 7.62x51mm NATO rounds at a ballistic gel torso. Featuring insights from a Dillon Aero expert with 160th SOAR experience, the content highlights the weapon's Gatling-style action, high rate of fire (3,000 RPM), and the effects captured by a Phantom high-speed camera. The demonstration covers both expert and novice firing sequences, offering a glimpse into the capabilities of this military-grade weapon system.