What’s scarier than cutting-edge military technology? The weapons that never made it into service! From advanced grenade launchers to controversial stealth helicopters. Join us as we dive into the realm of insane military weaponry that the US military decided to leave behind.
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Bro he’s so informal but is kind of inaccurate but it does take time to make these so credits to him
Title made it sound like those weapons were rejected due to their eneromous destructive power while in reality they were rejected due to flaws in the design!
Man say probably because using likely insinuates that they may have used it as inspiration
All were rejected because they didnt work, not because they were too deadly or immoral.
Most of them seem to be an issue with the military trying to do too many things at once. A lesson they seem to refuse to learn.
You guys missed a couple of absolutely major things that resulted in the cancellation of the XM 25 and the XM eight rifle.
The XM eight rifle was canceled because the polymer casing that encompass the weapon was not able to withstand the heat of sustained fire. And soldiers who tested it regularly reported the front of the housing actually starting to melt.
You also forgot to mention the fact that the main reason why the XM 28 was shelved was not because of safety concerns. It was because somebody finally realize that exploding bullets are a war crime and have been since the late 19th century.
@AlfonseGambino
The U.S. military has UFO's, they don't need anything else. We've had UFO technology since the late thirties. We have weapons that nobody would believe existed. There is a reason why the other world powers don't try anything. We can control weather and cause natural distress in countries without firing a shot. Ever notice how a country will talk bad about the U.S. or not fall in line, and shortly after are hit by a massive earthquake? 🤔