RAM Greatest Hits

The Rolling Airframe missile - ein Flugkörper gegen Anti Ship Missile im Nahbereich. Eine Auswahl an Testvideos mit Musik.

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Film & Animation

Tags:

• RAM
• rolling
• airfram
• missile
• navy
• german

[TAHAKOM]

What is the use of Rolling ???

[jayzee1980]

The missile is rolling to the target.

[agore308]

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.

[FistOfNorthStar3]

it rolls to stabilize flight path

[lorez201]

@agore308 That is a cool fact. Thank you.

[openmikescene]

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.

[pushitgently001p]

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

[DoNotCiv]

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

[sakoshooter48]

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

[sakoshooter48]

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

[turkeyman42]

But. will it blend?

[HaraldMustafah]

They see me rolling... they hating

[sangolt88]

How good is it against small missiles at low altitude?

[Rileyman2rr]

@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.