Just another hatchback filled with NLAWs

[BeyondGeography]

[brewens]

1. Also known as Russki barbecues! You have to be out of your mind to ride around in a tank or armored

personnel carrier these days.

[mucifer]

2. That's why they are coming more from the air now. :(

[brewens]

4. Why the Brits got rid of their tanks and we should too. Tanks are best at fighting other tanks.

You can't have tanks in action unless you control the air and have expert infantry with them. These days if you control the air, there won't be any tanks for your guys to shoot at, the aircraft will have killed them all. Any couple of guys with a Javelin or other anti-armor rockets spot your tank, it's toast. If your infantry takes care of those guys, there is nothing for your tank to do. Sure, they can attack bunkers and stuff, but we have plenty of other shit to take care of anything like that now. A tank is just a multimillion-dollar pressure cooker.

[mucifer]

9. So these only work against tanks?

[brewens]

15. I imagine they use them against any armored vehicle that's a threat, but they are designed to

take out heavy tanks at short range. The Javelin missile is much longer range.

[GB_RN]

21. Not Sure About The NLAW...

But our Javelin system is dual purpose anti-tank and anti-helicopter (although not a true anti-aircraft MANPAD like the Stinger). I’d imagine the NLAW is also capable of doing the same thing.

As the guy says in the video, “Welcome to Hell!”

[jaxexpat]

14. And stinger launchers on your shoulder....

makes your sky a no fly zone. This conflict is revealing how warfare has finally devolved into ICBMs, cruise and other missiles versus small arms/hand to hand. Everything in between is too vulnerable for reuse and too expensive to replace.

[Kaleva]

25. Brits still have tanks. They are coming out with an upgraded Challenger III

https://www.army.mod.uk/news-and-events/news/2021/05/challenger-3-upgrade/

[IronLionZion]

3. Russians really hate NLAWs

Supposedly the US sent some Javelins to Ukraine too. It's satisfying to think Russian tanks are being taken out by stuff made in Alabama. The cold war got hot

[Celerity]

10. NLAWs are a joint Swedish-British programme (like my life, lol) made by BAE, Saab, Thales & Raytheon

Saab is the main manufacturer

https://www.saab.com/products/nlaw




https://www.news9live.com/knowledge/next-generation-light-anti-tank-weapon-all-you-need-to-know-about-nlaws-156728

[IronLionZion]

11. Yes, I know thanks

I was just adding American Javelins to the conversation.

[KS Toronado]

19. Thanks for the interesting information

[The Jungle 1]

5. At 0:46

Just listen to his laugh! That laugh can be understood in any language.
Clearly understood sir. I have received your message and accept your communication.
That there is a "fuck you" puketin laugh.
I love it! Made my morning.

[mwooldri]

6. "welcome to hell"... NT

[Vogon_Glory]

7. Meanwhile far away and across the ocean

some Amurrican gun nuts are looking at this video and salivating at these. Guys’ new toys.

[erronis]

13. Yup - if there's a way to project manhood, these'll do it.

[mitch96]

23. Been that way since the begining of time.. Who's dick is bigger.. nt

[EYESORE 9001]

8. Music in background is apropos

[BMW2020RT]

12. I like that devilish laugh.

[FakeNoose]

16. So these weapons are small and light enough to transport in a civilian hatchback

That's good to know, and great news for Ukraine defense. I hope they received a lot of ammo too.

[mitch96]

24. And they are half the price of a Javelin.. More bang for the buck.. Both have their strengths.nt

[BlueWavePsych]

17. K&R

[niyad]

18. KNR

[KS Toronado]

20. Hope Ukraine has 10 of these for every Russian tank/APC

[Fla Dem]

22. For those of us not knowledgeable about today's military weapons NLAW stands for......

Next Generation Light Anti Armour Weapon

The NLAW is a joint British and Swedish short-range fire-and-forget anti-tank missile system. Designed for use by infantry, the NLAW is shoulder fired and disposable, firing once before being disposed of. Use caution when operating this weapon as it has a large backblast.