Most INSANE Military Technologies And Vehicles In The World

Apr 12, 2024

The goal of war is easy to win, but finding a way to win has pushed many countries to develop weapons,

vehicles

, and devices that go beyond badass. It's time to get ready and head out as we take a look at some of the craziest

military

. technology and

vehicles

in the

world

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Drones, both military and commercial, have begun to pose enormous risks to the security of al

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every country on the map, such as in 2018, when the president of Venezuela narrowly survived an attack by two drones carrying explosives in an apparent assassination attempt. The drone weapon tactic was designed to help eliminate that threat by using radio frequency jamming to disrupt the links of operators upon which they can launch drones. At a mile and a half away, all an operator needs to do is maintain a line of sight and pull the trigger. The frequencies immediately jam the drone's video signal and force it to land or return to its starting point.

The weapons have been used during high temperatures. High-profile events like the 2019 South Asian Games here shot down seven commercial drones, four of which were suspiciously lining up in the flight path of the Philippine president's helicopter without incident. I would say this plan crashed and burned, but thanks to the drone's weapon it landed safely. and brilliant failed bazooka now not all anti-drone weapons depend on frequency jammers the skywall 100 designed by the British company openworks is another drone defense solution although this one becomes more physical with the drones in hand the compressed gas gun shoulder-mounted it weighs approximately 22 pounds, but this bazooka does not carry batteries, once the smart sight has been locked on the target range and the trigger is pulled, it launches a projectile that carries a net that surrounds the drone and prevents it from Its blades work as it falls from the sky.

A small parachute attached to the net deploys to ensure the drones do not plummet to the ground, which would be a big problem in crowded areas, unlike the drone's weapon, this means the drone does not have a chance to return to its starting point and can be taken. Away for forensic investigations, the Skywall 100 can also be quickly reloaded, meaning a single operator can take down multiple targets in a matter of minutes, no wonder they call it Skywall IR Aimbot In the field military snipers often face off To some of the

most

difficult working conditions, if it's windy and dusty or if your target just won't stay still, it can be impossible to get a good shot, but in 2014 the U.S.

Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, or DARPA , for short, introduced sniping with a self-guided game changer. Sniper Bullets The Extreme Precision Task Ordinance Program, also known as X-Acto, uses specially designed ammunition with a real-time optical guidance system that directs the bullet to the target by compensating for most conditional elements such as wind and poor visibility, even works if the user barely has experience with a sniper rifle, it can be seen that even when the rifle user is untrained, the 50 caliber bullet still hits the target even when moving in an intriguing manner. The testing program ended in 2015 and any further development of the technology has been kept secret. but in 2016, Russia introduced its own version of the smart bullet claiming it could hit targets over six miles away and here I was thinking aimbots only existed in video games.

Tanker, you can usually look at a vehicle and guess pretty accurately what it is. but that might be complicated for this thing it's a tank it's a ship a nuclear-powered sandcastle destroyer well, actually it's the us marine corps ultra-heavy-lift amphibious connector a prototype amphibious vehicle designed to Docking almost anywhere Although this is only a half-scale prototype, the final vehicle is projected to be 84 feet long and 34 feet high and will be able to carry up to 190 tons of cargo or three main battle tanks. The tracks are made of foam blocks of captured air that extend like fins to propel the cruiser through the water at a maximum speed of 20 knots or approximately 23 miles per hour.

When this giant reaches the beach, the foam flattens out, transforming in tracks like those of a tank or a bulldozer, only softer, this means that it will not only be able to hit. On the beach you'll also be able to maneuver inland over difficult terrain like swamp mud and even conquer 10-foot-high obstacles. While this amazing concept was unveiled in 2014, there has been no information on its development as perhaps they are making a stealth version of this thing, although seeing how strange it seems, I don't think there is any way this thing can drive or swim under the radar.

Minesweeper tanks are arguably the most essential battlefield vehicles when it comes to breaking enemy lines and allowing infantry to advance, but one of their little-known vehicle cousins, the M1150 Assault Breaker, is equally important. This 65 ton heavily armored fighting vehicle is based on the chassis of the M1 Abrams tank, but unlike a normal tank, this vehicle is equipped with a mine plow and line. Charges These are specially designed features to help clear roads and paths of hidden bombs and landmines so that troops and vehicles can pass safely To do this first the M1150 uses a linear charge These are rockets that carry a chain of explosives up 500 feet forward which are then detonated by unloading the mines hidden in the ground, then the vehicle moves forward with the 15 foot long mine plow, this lifts and clears the remaining explosives from the ground, pushing them to the side and away from the vehicles that are about to go through the The ski arms extend from the front guide to different sections of the plow, ensuring that it is at a constant depth of 14 inches so as not to drift too deep into the terrain and bog the vehicle with so much specialized equipment.

Each of these vehicles costs a staggering 3.7. million dollars, well I'm sure the military would rather see a sky-high price tag than a sky-high battalion tireless tires, there's nothing worse than getting a flat tire, but can you imagine getting a flat tire in the middle of an active war zone like changing a tire wasn't hard enough without bullets and shrapnel going through your head. Fortunately, many military vehicles around the world use run-flat tires that have a solid donut-shaped insert in the middle, meaning that if the outer tube gets punctured, the tire wins. It doesn't go flat or need to be replaced immediately, that's pretty nifty, but the vehicle can only travel about 60 miles at reduced speed before it wears out, so while it's good, it's not perfect, however, the US military He has something in the works. that will completely remove the air pressure from the tires Say hello to the non-pneumatic tire designed with aptly named resilient

technologies

that use a polymer network in a honeycomb structure between the tread and the rim, the wheel adapts around objects similar to a full air In addition to being completely puncture-resistant, vehicles that carry them can withstand difficult conditions and difficult terrain without fear of getting a puncture and becoming stranded.

The Pentagon unlocked the potential of this technology in 2008 and provided $18 million in funding in They had hoped to create a tire that the US military could use, but it hasn't been a quick or smooth ride after more 12 years of testing. The resilience tire is still in the prototype phase, but they are moving in the right direction to achieve this. These wheels for future military vehicles of the US army and mass man will look much cooler. Enemies are if only there was a way to shoot around corners like this, thanks to an innovative lieutenant colonel in the Israeli defense forces.

Now there is this is the shot in the corner. It is a mechanism that mounts a semi-automatic pistol or a grenade launcher on the front. which connects remotely to a trigger on the back, this allows the front section to rotate up to 60 degrees left and right around corners while a digital camera provides the user with a view of what's around them. curve, meaning users can fire the weapon and it hits a target up to 650 feet away, all with the assurance of complete coverage, but it's not the only one of its kind in 2015. Zen Technologies introduced the shoot edge, which was funded by the defense research and development organization of india.

It works on the same premise as the corner shot, but the design allows the front to rotate up to 65 degrees in both directions. Both models provide a device that special forces can use in urban combat environments, such as hostage situations, without putting themselves in unnecessary danger. I don't envy the bad guys standing around the corner from soldiers wielding this thing, the phaser, as chaotic as war can be, you might be surprised to know that it actually has some rules back in 1995, the The United Nations issued a protocol prohibiting the use of laser weapons designed to permanently blind. or diminish someone's eyesight After that, most UN countries decided to abandon research on blinding laser weapons technology, but not the United States in 2006, at Kirkland Air Force Base, the Department of The United States Defense developed this prototype weapon that looks like something straight out of Star Trek and considering it's called personal response detention and simulation or phaser for short, it also looks like it's a non-lethal laser dazzler that uses both a low-intensity laser and a two-wavelength laser to disorient and temporarily blind a target.

It almost circumvented the United Nations decision. on laser weapons, although since it was developed in 2006 it has not become standard issue, however, in 2021 the US Navy announced its plans to develop a compact and transportable high-energy laser weapon system that It won't be used on humans, although it will. be designed to deal with drones and other unmanned aerial vehicles considering that they are investing a whopping $18.7 million in this development. I wonder what they will be like, will they be rifle sized phasers or weapons small enough to fit in your pocket? Do you think let me know in the comments the fire explorer?

Now I'm not an aerospace engineer, but if you asked me if a helicopter needs a windshield that the pilot can see through, I would say yes, which is why watching this thing take off from a moving platform with the windshield blacked out seems absolutely crazy, Don't worry, although the pilot can see very well because he is not actually inside the plane, this is Northrop Grumman's Firescout MQ8 series, a completely unmanned helicopter designed to provide situational reconnaissance, aerial fire support and targeting. precision for ground, air and ski forces capable of staying in the air for up to 12 hours with a maximum load capacity of about 700 pounds.

It's like a larger, more capable drone along with an autonomous flight control system. The converted helicopter has an integrated. Series of advanced sensors that generate full motion videos both during the day and in low light conditions, not only that, but in 2021 they were adapted to deploy ultrasonic sonobuoys at sea. These small devices use sound energy todetect enemy ships, submarines and even mines in the water. before sending the data to the fire scout, which is then transmitted to a manned unit, this method keeps pilots and crew of nearby ships out of harm's way while providing detailed developments in waters up to 100 miles away.

Is there anything this machine can do? We do not use canine vision, while militaries around the world rely heavily on intimidating technology to gain the advantage over the enemy. Many also wear something furrier. Service dogs have been used in military operations around the world since the late 19th century with jobs ranging from explosive couriers. detection and attack forces and as military technology for humans has evolved, it has also evolved for dogs, thanks to the French innovation of the k9 vision system, also known as rex specs, these are glasses with an attached collar containing a specially designed canine camera system.

The camera is located on the top of the goggles and captures everything the dog sees before transmitting the images wirelessly to a nearby handler. This allows units to assess a situation before sending in their soldiers while also constantly controlling their trusty dogs with the weight of the mask. only 140 grams and the collar 200 grams the entire set is so light that it does not affect the dog's performance the device is also waterproof the camera has infrared capabilities and the glasses include a mounted flashlight it even has a radio speaker system for send commands to the dog and potentially any nearby target if I had access to one of these I would definitely pretend the dog can talk get down on the ground keep your hands where I can see them all right now give me a human treat the ghost tank there's something about adding ghost to a name that makes things sound even scarierpepper ghost light ghost tank hangs on the ghost tank that cannot be real in the swedish army largely is the cv90120t ghost is a battle tank that uses a unique camouflage method to defeat to its opponents, the CV90120 base tank was redesigned in the 1990s, when engineers attempted to create a light fire support vehicle with the firepower of a main battle tank, this meant that the CV90120 weighed only 21 tons with A 120-millimeter gun, in contrast to most modern tanks with guns of that size weighing between 40 and 60 tons, had everything taken away from it, including its thick armor, so Bae Systems devised an ingenious protection prototype to keep the Safe tank without adding weight.

An adaptive thermal camouflage system. Individual honeycomb modules on the flanks of the tank that are made of elements that can be cooled or heated very quickly and individually controlled by electronic programming. This allows you to create different patterns that disguise the heat signature of the enemy tank, like here, where it happens to be in the shape of an ordinary car, it can imitate other shapes like well, like that of a truck or even that of a moose. , if Sweden ever becomes a battlefield, the invading forces are going to think that this country has many armored movements, the mothership when it comes to oversized military vehicles, mother Russia wastes no time. which is demonstrated by the existence of the gigantic zuber class hovercraft, although they were built in the soviet union at the end of the cold war, just as the soviet union collapsed in 1991, these brilliant giants have stood the test of time and Still used by Russian, Greek and Chinese naval forces today, the amphibious vehicle uses air cushion technology powered by five gas turbine engines, each generating a whopping 12,100 horsepower, making which makes it capable of overcoming more than 300 miles of waves at a maximum speed of 63 miles per hour.

The air cushion also allows the zuber to glide on solid ground so it can carry its payload to the shore, although at 187 feet long and 84 feet wide this beast doesn't land on the shore but wraps a load around it. normal. The ship weighs 415 tons and can carry up to 10 armored personnel carriers 3 main battle tanks 360 marines or some incredible combination of the three if that is a normal load imagine what a heavy load looks like. I think this thing could drag Godzilla back to sea, not only that, but Russia has two of these amazing ships, each with two surface-to-air missiles, Gatling guns, and rocket launchers.

If I were Godzilla, I would stay at the bottom of the ocean forever. Mega mat rollout as amazing as many. Military ground vehicles are many of them, they wouldn't be many without a road and this is where the German army falstra bengrat or fsg for short rolls translated literally means folding road device which is a pretty perfect description of their job: the 8x8 vehicle . It carries a mat made of tessellated aluminum plates weighing more than nine tons in total using a folding line and pulley system. The mat is placed on difficult terrain such as mud or swamp.

It takes the fsg about 10 minutes to lay down nearly 165 feet of mat, which at nearly 14 feet wide can accommodate even the thickest machines. Being made of aluminum, the mat is durable enough to support vehicles weighing up to 70 tons and at the same time light enough to be mechanically refitted to the truck in almost no time. It is so versatile that it can even be placed in water up to four feet deep, allowing boats to unload vehicles on shorelines without fear of them getting stuck in the mud. Now this is how you roll out the welcome mat and take to the skies in 2020.

The US Air Force made a shocking claim by 2023. It was going to start using flying cars, well they didn't call them flying cars, They called them orbs, organic refueling buses, this was specifically referring to Joby Aviation's s-4, a hybrid vehicle that combines a car-like chassis with six rotors that can carry up to five people with vertical takeoff and landing capability. Once it's in the air, it can travel at a top speed of 200 miles per hour with a range of 150 miles, but here's the best part: It's apparently 100 times quieter than a helicopter and the military can do it.

Let's not wait to get our hands on them because they have enormous potential for missions involving medical evacuation, firefighting, disaster response and humanitarian aid operations, but this is not the only flying car on the US military's radar because they have a potential incredible military. has been funding research into a wide variety of models to suit different missions, these include smaller one-man vehicles like the Lyft Hexa aircraft. Thanks to five floats at its base and 18 independent electric motors and propellers on top, this flying capsule can take off vertically from Water and land are perfect for search and rescue missions, but the US military can also has looked at some stranger designs, like conceptual Humvee helicopters that can conduct night raids or carry wounded soldiers off the battlefield, which might be the most American thing to do.

Have you ever seen that it seems like the sky really is the limit for this military endeavor, the flying jeep, if the idea of flying humvees blew your mind, then you're going to love this next vehicle, the incredibly named Advanced Tactics Black Knight Transformer, anyone the more he believes it. It sounds like Christopher Nolan and Michael Bay made a movie together in development since 2010. This is a proof-of-concept vehicle for a multi-purpose hybrid aircraft that combines eight powerful motors with rotors that give this four thousand four hundred pound chassis enough to have a thrust to fly up to ten thousand feet in the air, but not only is it good in the sky according to its specifications as a ground vehicle, it will also be able to reach a maximum speed of 70 miles per hour, but why does the US military would you finance?

Look for a vehicle that is bulky but strangely versatile like this one. Well, there are a few reasons to start with 31 feet long and 19 feet wide. It would have plenty of room inside, so it would be perfect for dropping cargo in hard-to-reach areas. and with all that space you could also perform easy casualty evacuations in active war areas by landing in a safe area away from enemy fire and then driving to the evacuation site, no need to transport the wounded soldier, reducing the danger to others soldiers. a very good prototype, but its construction has currently cost two million dollars.

I dread to think how much the finished version for Human 2.0 will eventually cost. Many of us would give almost anything to have an Ironman suit while we are light years away. far from something as technologically sophisticated as the military has access to the best option: the xo guardian, a battery-powered full-body exoskeleton that increases the operator's strength with a maximum payload of 200 pounds, an operator using this incredibly cool power. The suit can lift 100 pounds with just one hand. This type of power assist can help ensure that soldiers don't get hurt while performing mundane tasks and can save their strength for tasks that really matter, but while the Xo Guardian looks pretty stylish, it wasn't always so stylish.

Sarcos the company behind Guardian XO worked under defense contractor Raytheon over 10 years ago producing the XOS exoskeleton suit like the Guardian. This first suit also increased the user's lifting capacity to lift up to 200 pounds and could even drill three inches of wood. He achieved this. Using a series of sensors to collect data through the exoskeleton, the sensors fed data to a computer that determined how the suit should move, then those instructions were sent to a series of valves that controlled the flow of hydraulic fluid in the joints, the fluid moved a series of cylindrical actuators that then moved cables connected to them like tendons that pulled the robotic limbs.

The main drawback was that it needed to be connected to a main power source to operate, so it had limited applications in busy environments and could still do so. The endless push-ups with this on have to count for something right before I leave. I want to thank our sponsor, Conflict of Nations, for making this video possible. If you want to help support the channel, be sure to click the link in the description below to download this incredibly fun pvp military strategy game and you only have 30 days to claim your unique starter pack gift, so don't miss out which of these