Sweden Test Fires Type 23 Air Defense Missile

Stealmountain in translation - skilled man

Bamse best translates into teddybear.

In more specific terms, then theres a kids-book character named Bamse, very popular in the scandinavian countries, sweden in particular

They should just copy Pantsir. What is this travesty?

from 1990 ? So just the shape outside is new, terrible, they announce a new weapon which is already old, other countries come up with new weapons and use them before they wait 25 years.

Sweden is just american puppet😅

Relax, Russia will not bomb you. Calm down.

Swiss stuck in ww1 technology like Russia 😅😅😅

A lot thing change Swiss go down on the technology and war skill 😅😅😅

Outdated history 😅😅😅😅

General Fredrik Ståhlbergs lastname can be translated to "Steelmountain" pretty tight name for a General if you ask me haha :D

Should be interesting to seechowcit copes, oh has it been updated since 1990.

This mfka really just said “BAMSE “lol
For anyone who doesn’t live in Sweden just know that BAMSE is an OG. I been look for a Bamse hoodie but it’s for little kids I guess if this was the USA we’d def been getting bamse air brushed AF1 and tall Ts back in 05 😂😂

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americans NATO / europeans NATO are good team militarys togethers to hits / destroys any of all ussr russia arms weapons down

trash system i built a better one lmao........

What’s the range of detection and engagement of this missile?! Useless drivel without facts…this video sucks!!

Little of facts, which would have been nice, but a lot of back patting in this movie :)
Especially since I did my first year in the Swedish army in no small part digging in that field.

This is how an air defence system should be designed. Why? Because it's mobile! Shoot and scoot basically. In Ukraine the russians havn't been able to take out one single HIMARS because of the shoot and scoot doctrine. The same thinking should be used with air defence. You should stay in one place for a while, maybe a day and then move it.

With larger batteries like Patriot and stuff it will be much easier to track it via satellite maps, and much harder to move it. Some say that it takes the russians 10 days to get their satellite data and then fire. It's a long process. I don't know about the truth to that, but of course it would minimize the risk if you constantly move from time to time.

awfully bold to show new military equipment, especially aa defense... aren't you worried Ukraine will cry,whine and complain incessantly until you have none and they have all?

I suppose Ukraine will want these too