THE MILITARY SHOW

If you go ahead and spin the proverbial wheel of global worry today, there’s a good chance you’ll land on the words “China” and “World War III.” Unfortunately, there are several reasons for that and they all lead to the question no one wants to think about: Is China getting ready for World War 3? In this video, we address the concern surrounding China's military expansion and its potential readiness for World War III. We examine the reasons why China is perceived as a possible threat, including its growing military might, incursions into Taiwanese airspace, and escalating tensions with the West. Furthermore, recent events such as Japan's decision to purchase hundreds of new weapons for its own defense and the increasing military cooperation between the US and Australia are also indicative of a looming global conflict, likely to take place somewhere in the Indo-Pacific region. Therefore, the signs all point towards another doomsday scenario on the horizon, with some experts speculating that it could happen as early as 2024. #themilitaryshow

Imagine having to prepare over 17,000 meals per day to feed a bunch of hard-working starving sailors on a floating city at sea. Sounds impossible, right? Well, it's not. In fact, it is being executed right now. The United States Navy has officially taken mobile mealtime to the next level. Every day that an American nuclear-powered aircraft carrier spends at sea, it has to provide three square meals for the 5,000 hungry sailors who call the ship home. How, you ask, is this even possible? Let’s find out. #themilitaryshow

Why did the US bury Osama bin Laden at sea? It doesn’t really seem like an arbitrary choice. And it wasn’t. ‌ In this video, we explore the reasons behind the decision of the US government to bury the body of Osama Bin Laden, the man responsible for orchestrating and executing the 9/11 attacks on the United States, at sea. ‌ What were the reasons behind this decision? And what were its implications for the US and the Global War on Terror? Let’s find out. #themilitaryshow

Russian fighter jets like the Su-34 or the Su-57 should be dominating the skies over Ukraine, but instead they’re either seen fleeing the battlefield or ungracefully falling onto the ground in flames. Why? Sure, there are reports of Russian aircrews being so incompetent they leave the covers on aircraft sensors before takeoff, but is that the only reason for Russian combat aviators failing to establish any kind of air superiority over the battlefield thus far? Let’s find out. #themilitaryshow

In this video, we delve into the Stugna-P missile system, a Ukrainian-made anti-tank guided missile system that was dubbed as a "death ray" after a video of it went viral on social media. We'll explain what this system is, how it works, and why it's become such a valuable asset to Ukraine's defense against Russian aggression. We'll also talk about its features, including its tandem warhead, its guidance system, and its ability to be operated remotely. Join us as we explore one of the most versatile and effective weapons in Ukraine's military arsenal.

Unless you’ve been hiding under a rock for the past few weeks, you’ve heard about the China spy balloon incident, where on February 4th 2023 the Department of Defense had to shoot down a Chinese weather balloon carrying a huge signal intelligence array. What’s the big deal about a weather balloon, you ask? For one, spying on the US is just one and by far the least terrifying way it can be utilized for military purposes, and secondly - it’s not just a weather balloon, it’s a Chinese weather balloon and, as we know, China and the US haven’t exactly been getting along lately. But how can weather balloon technology be weaponized? Could Chinese balloons be transporting things like nuclear bombs to US territory? Let’s find out. #themilitaryshow

Once chalked up as ‘fantasy,’ ultimate Ukrainian victory today looks plausible, if not probable. What happens next? A year ago, most people would have called you crazy if you suggested Ukraine would not only hold their own—but actually defeat Russia on the battlefield. But Ukraine’s list of successes is already long…and continues to grow. With the dust settling on the first year of fighting, many are wondering what might happen if Ukraine actually wins. What would this victory look like, and what might be its global repercussions? #themilitaryshow

Once chalked up as ‘fantasy,’ ultimate Ukrainian victory today looks plausible, if not probable. What happens next? A year ago, most people would have called you crazy if you suggested Ukraine would not only hold their own—but actually defeat Russia on the battlefield. But Ukraine’s list of successes is already long…and continues to grow. With the dust settling on the first year of fighting, many are wondering what might happen if Ukraine actually wins. What would this victory look like, and what might be its global repercussions? #themilitaryshow

For years, Crimea has been an important part of Putin’s agenda, and there are signs that the territory may soon become even more central to the war. But what makes this peninsula in the Black Sea so important to Putin? And what would happen if they lose it? Could it even mean the end of Russia? #themilitaryshow

This is Poland. Once the tragic crossroad of European empires, it has undergone nothing short of a western military renaissance in the 21st century and is now becoming one of the most feared armies in Europe. The ongoing war in Ukraine has undeniably influenced Poland’s military posture. But with the flurry of spending increases, arms deals, and recruitment programs, what exactly is Poland gearing up for—and will it be prepared? How is Russia reacting to Poland becoming such a military powerhouse? #themilitaryshow #poland

The Russo-Ukraine war has definitely been producing some of the weirdest weapons we’ve seen fielded in recent history, maybe even ever. But how weird can it get? Correction: 07:30 Weapon shown is not a PPSH-41 but rather an RPD light machine gun In this video you we talk about: - Ukranian ‘Mad Max’ vehicles when there aren't tanks available, - Upgraded Soviet-era weapons, such as the Kh-35 subsonic anti-ship missile that Ukraine overhauled into this R-360 Neptune, - The Mosin Nagant M1891/30 and its successor, the SVT-40, - The water-cooled M1910 Maxim Machine Gun, - Imported weapons from the West, such as M-4 carbines, M240s, M32 grenade launchers, and M2 Brownings and submachine guns donated by private American companies, and many more. Join us as we dive into this rabbit hole and reveal the good, the bad, and the downright strange weapons seeing use in Ukraine. #themilitaryshow #militaryweapons #russiaukrainewar

Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has been nothing short of a disaster. Despite Putin’s scorched-earth tactics and mobilization of more than 300,000 Russian conscripts, Ukraine has continued to retake huge chunks of its territory and doesn’t look to be stopping soon. Because of this, morale among Russian troops is exceedingly low. Desertions have skyrocketed since the invasion began in February, with thousands of young Russian men fleeing into countries like Georgia and Turkey or turning themselves over to Ukrainian troops. But what happens to these deserters? And could this spell disaster for Putin? #themilitaryshow #themilitaryshow

Russia continues to pour older and older armor into the Ukrainian meat grinder. Is it running out of tanks? While Ukraine tries to crowd-source more tanks from the West, Russia has had to delve deeper into its surplus stocks from Soviet times. The country once touting its next-generation T-14 Armata is now sending T-62s into battle. It’s not a good look for Putin and his Russian military, once considered the second best in the world. What’s happening to Russian armor in Ukraine? Let’s find out. #themilitaryshow

Let’s say that you’re Russia or China and you’re looking for ways to expand your influence on the world order. Unfortunately for you, there is a major roadblock in your way – the United States’ nuclear umbrella. But what exactly is a ‘nuclear umbrella’ and who gets to hide under its canopy? #themilitaryshow #nuclearumbrella

As Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine enters the harshest months of the year, there are many indications that Russia may suffer the worst setback since the start of the Russian-Ukraine war. However, nature chooses no sides and current conditions are equally harsh for the exhausted Ukrainian army. How will the combatants cope? #themilitaryshow

As Vladimir Putin's war in Ukraine enters the harshest months of the year, there are many indications that Russia may suffer the worst setback since the start of the Russian-Ukraine war. However, nature chooses no sides and current conditions are equally harsh for the exhausted Ukrainian army. How will the combatants cope? #themilitaryshow

Putin's invasion did not go according to plan. After 10 months of war in Ukraine, Russia failed to take any of the country's major cities and suffered staggering losses, with estimates of nearly 100,000 people killed. To make up for his huge losses, Putin announced the partial mobilization of more than 300,000 Russian conscripts in September. The move was intended to dramatically increase the fighting strength of the Russian infantry, but the results were disappointing. Now, in an effort to avoid an even more humiliating defeat, Putin and his top generals have adopted a "man wave" strategy – one that could spell disaster for Russia. But why? The answer has a lot to do with Russia's military history and Putin's many problems since invading Ukraine. #themilitaryshow

Do you think you have what it takes to be a submariner? The US Navy deploys three submarine classes – the 170.69-meterOhio-class, the 107.6-meter Seawolf-class, and the 115-meter Virgina-class. Not for the claustrophobic perhaps, but otherwise livable…or so it seems. Now imagine sharing that tight space with about 150 other people on deployments that last months at a time, with little or no outside communication, and you have your basic submariners’ lifestyle. #themilitaryshow

A remote 30mm chain gun. 360º panoramic daytime, thermal, and laser targeting. Smaller crew. Modular upgradability. Next generation digital sensors. AI and drone pairing capabilities. Parallel diesel and electric power modes. A lethal main gun. Welcome to the AbramsX. In today’s video, we’ll see what the newly-designed AbramsX improves upon and how it might fare in an out-and-out tank duel against Russia’s best offering: the T-14 Armata. #themilitaryshow

The Russian military has been boasting about developing their most powerful & ruthless battle tank, but heavy Russian propaganda and Western misinformation have made it difficult to decide: is the T-14 Fleet the world's greatest tank... or the worst tank. Let's see what military analysts have to say. #themilitaryshow #russiaukrainewar

Two humiliating setbacks bookended Putin’s surprising announcement to mobilize 300,000 fresh conscripts—the first when Ukrainian forces liberated 12,000 square kilometers of territory in and around Kharkiv, and the second when Russian military leaders announced they would be withdrawing from Kherson back across the Dnipro River, abandoning a strategic city they had allegedly annexed only several weeks prior. It looks like Putin may have just made his biggest blunder yet, and you might be surprised to learn that it’s the same one countries made all the way back in World War Two. Let’s look at what Putin could’ve gotten right if he had simply opened a history book. #themilitaryshow #russiaukrainewar

Without aircraft carriers US carrier strike groups - the quintessential tool of American power projection worldwide - lose a huge part of their offensive capability, command and control. Because of this, adversaries of the United States have been developing a series of weapons known as "carrier killers", including nuclear weapons. But what if a nuclear device was deployed against an aircraft carrier instead of a missile or torpedo? How would it survive? #themilitaryshow #aircraftcarrier #usarmy

The US is rumoured to be sending a number of Hawk missile systems to Ukraine to help the Ukraine army defend itself against Putin's agressive invasion. Having been in operation since 1959, the Hawk was used by the US in Vietnam and up until 2002, however, it was replaced by the Patriot missile system in 1994. So why is the US sending Ukraine a missile system that is past its prime? #themilitaryshow #russiaukrainewar

Soldiers on both sides have been taken prisoner since the start of Russia’s ill-fated invasion of Ukraine. Rumors of abuses of captives by both countries have fueled outrage and added to a litany of reports of Russian war crimes. But how true are these rumors? What really happens to prisoners of war in the Russia-Ukraine war? #themilitaryshow