China’s “Carrier Killer” Is REAL… Can the U.S. Navy Survive? скачать в хорошем качестве

China’s “Carrier Killer” Is REAL… Can the U.S. Navy Survive?

⚓ U.S. aircraft carriers once ruled the oceans. But in the hypersonic missile era, even the most powerful carrier strike group may be facing its greatest threat in history. In this video, we break down: ✅ Why aircraft carriers are still the ultimate symbol of power ✅ How China’s DF-21D “carrier killer” changes naval warfare ✅ Russia’s Zircon hypersonic missile threat ✅ The deadly “magazine depth” problem that could overwhelm U.S. defenses ✅ Whether the aircraft carrier era is truly coming to an end If a major war erupts in the Pacific… will carriers dominate the battlefield—or become the most expensive targets ever built? 🔥 Watch until the end, because the answer might shock you. 💬 Question for you: Do you think aircraft carriers will remain the kings of the ocean… or will hypersonic weapons make them obsolete? 👍 Like & Subscribe for more modern weapons breakdowns. #USaircraftcarrier#CarrierStrikeGroup#GeraldRFord#USNavy#HypersonicMissile#DF21D#CarrierKiller#ChinaMilitary#RussiaMilitary#ZirconMissile#AntiShipBallisticMissile#NavalWarfare#ModernWarfare#AegisSystem#AirDefense#MissileDefense#WorldWar3#SouthChinaSea#TaiwanStrait#MilitaryAnalysis Disclaimer: The content provided on this channel is intended for educational, informational, and historical review purposes. All opinions expressed represent the views of this channel and do not reflect the official stance of any military organization, government, or institution. We respect all cultures and historical contexts, and all discussions regarding military topics and equipment are presented from an objective and analytical perspective, without endorsing violence or any form of conflict. All video content on this channel is sourced from public domain or publicly available information. Hate speech or the promotion of violence in any form is strictly prohibited. Viewers are encouraged to think critically and engage in a deeper understanding of the complex issues surrounding military history and current events.Use of visual materialfrom the U.S.Department of Defense (DoD) or other militaryorganizations does not imply endorsement or sponsorship.