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  • Upside: the music the launcher plays will cheer up our sailors

    Downside: how much lethality is demonstrated by some of those hits? Some drones appear pretty unfazed.

  • Basically a buch of Stinger missiles packed inside a canister and put a new name "RIM" very impressive indeed

  • I think the German's were the first to use roll stabilization in WW2.

  • But. will it blend?

  • They see me rolling... they hating

  • How good is it against small missiles at low altitude?

  • No wonder the defence budget is so big. those things cost a fortune each!!

  • @Corolla35 The cost is much lower than people talk about. The 400K was for the initial productino runb wich included all developmental costs. The true cost is around 85K.

  • @Robbob9933 Only 85K?? I want that thing in my back garden! No, let's put it in front!

  • @Corolla35 When you consider the consequences of losing an aircraft carrier instead, a couple hundred thousand isn't so much....

  • Seemed to miss in most of the close ups.

  • without the music next time please

  • We are the navy, we shoot at nothing its our hobby ya know.

  • Nice editing. Almost like the missileer's answer to the 1812 Overture and its cannons.

  • Works great against pirates and Iranian FACs too. Heads straight for the engine.

  • I just hope this thing is more reliable than the older Phalanx 20mm CIWS (Captain It Wont Shoot). Our and allied ships need better protection against anti-ship missiles. Hopefully this system provides that protection.

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  • this is essentially an upgraded stinger missile. the navy needs some protection against anti ship missiles. Hope it works at $440k per pop! If one antiaircraft missile hits the carrier then $20bil ship disabled.. navy puts all its eggs in one basket..

  • @vanwahlgren There is a whole lot more baskets under the sea that far surpass a mere 20b.

  • @vanwahlgren Each missile does not cost $440K per. Where do you guys get your goddamn facts from anyway, Crackerjacks!?

  • Respond to this video...  $20B for a carrier, oh Jesus Christ!!!!! STFU!

  • At 1.49 the missile is missed. Did not work fuses and had to forcibly blow the charge. The explosion occurred when the rocket has already flown past the goal!

  • @TyphoonUSSR You need better eyes. The RAM expolded on contact at teh back end of the drone about 3 feet from the ass end.

  • Is this microbe can destroy rocket Moskit (SS-N-22 Sunburn), which weighs several tons, has a titanium armor and fly three times faster than sound? She even plywood plane was unable to completely destroy (1.49). Again robbed the German taxpayer.

  • this is total pwnage, germany uses it on all frigates down to the fac and plans to equip the berlin replenishemetn ships with it.

    in combination with mlg27 its a big deal to hir such a ship.

  • i wonder how many muslims it could kill

  • not nearly enough

  • Idiot 2...

  • or maybe YOU are the idiot.

  • Idiot...

  • Okay I wonder how many "lulus" it will kill!

    (note: A "lulu" is an Arab trying to kill themselves for the cause of Mohammad. If you say that word "lulu" many times in succession fast, you will be making their war cry)

  • (laughing my ass off at what Mondomedia7 said)

  • These missiles are the last line of defense for a ship. You better pray to god they hid the incoming missile.

  • TA CHIDO

  • I love videos like this! I wish they would get one this good for Kinzhal.

  • a slow moving 1960's based technology iranian modified anti ship missile hit a modern israeli ship; so how can this deal with modern,faster missiles. Yet alone with more than 1 missile launced toward a ship.

  • It was able to take down low-flying target drones doing Mach 2.5 with a to-hit-rate of over 90% in the tests.

    And, of course, the launcher holds 21 missiles and most ships have 2 launchers. And the longer ranged stuff, as RAM is a close-in defence.

  • It's not about making an invincible field around the ship but just holding them off long enough to counter-attack. Ideally, you attack them first and don't give them a chance to fire back in the first place.

  • The israelian frigate deactivated their protection system, they feared to hit their own aircrafts.

    It was an advanced chinese anti-ship missle by the way.

  • what is the music title?

  • Try keep the camera still next time guys.

  • it would be hard to hit a ship that has both RAM and phalanx

  • i think they are for "small range missile defence": crotale has 10 km in range (source: marine nationale site), seawolf has range 6,5km and 10km for its VLS version (source: RN's site), compare with RAM which has range 5nm to 10nm (9km to 18km)- depends on the block (according to some sources in the internet)

  • can we compare it with french crotale or with RN's seawolf or with russian kinzhal/klinok? if it does, which is better & why?

  • Cool fact: in every test the RAM has a 100% interception rate.  Never failed once in a test, even against supersonic drones smaller and harder to detect than the Sunburn missiles.

  • Not exactly. The two big batches of tests by the USN have sucess rates of "just" 95%/96.5%.

  • that means for every 50 2 will miss and the launcher has 21 missiles so im guessing its good

  • @agore308 Not that hard when you can fire a Macross Missile Massacre to a target.

  • @agore308 I think they rate them as 95% to cover their asses in case of a failed intercept. It is also unsafe to assume that ever single missile is going to hit and work ever single time. I don't doubt its reliability and capability, which are both impressive and broad respectively. Shame those CWIS guns are going out though, I liked how those sounded.

  • @agore308 That is a cool fact. Thank you.

  • it rolls to stabilize flight path

  • @FistOfNorthStar3 This is a common misconception....

  • @44bgood "The missile is so-named because it rolls around its longitudinal axis to stabilize its flight path, much like a bullet fired from a rifled barrel. It is the only US Navy Missile to operate in this manner."

  • What is the use of Rolling ???

  • The missile is rolling to the target.

  • It spins in flight to stabilize itself.

  • It spins in flight to stabilize itself.

  • @TAHAKOM Better precision towards the target, shells do this aswell.

  • @TAHAKOM Rolling stabilises it in flight. It's like a bullet from a gun spinning as it moves forward. This is the only US missile to be stabilised that way, hence the name.

  • @TAHAKOM Stability.

    Any cylindrical body flies a straighter ballistic path if it rotates on it's axis.

    Notice how gun barrels have rifling?

  • glorifing death with these killing machines tut tut when will humans ever learn? - NEVER!

  • I would point out to you that this is a defensive weapon, not an offensive one.

  • Aren't they always haha.

  • bobbybolan so what are YOU going to use against an attacking force? Bad words??

  • instead of bad words you could use a cruise missile.

  • It's a point defense weapon for shooting down incoming missiles. RAM saves lives. But I wouldn't expect an idiot like you to know anything about it.

  • Hey! Good song choice! I loved playing Zamba!

  • I was a RAM Tech in the NAVY. Pretty good system!

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