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What tactics can a prospective Tanker captain use when the U.S. of United States is threatening to board and steal the ship and all the oil?

Do they at least have like .50 cals they can mount really quick and send up suppressing fire against the helicopters or the rappelling troops? Is the bridge sealable so they can't get in without explosives? Do they have like a small arms weapons locker with shotguns and other close quarter weapons? What if they like do zig zags back and forth to avoid the troops having a good surface to repel into and then they pull like crazy Ivans?
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>>64743716
>What tactics can a prospective Tanker captain use when the U.S. of United States is threatening to board and steal the ship and all the oil?
Nice try, Ivan but you already stole and patented the answer from a /k/ anon
>Upside down lawnmowers mounted all around it
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>>64745043
What, you think Russian shadow fleet tankers don't have insurance?
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>>64745114
yes, most don't bother with insurance anymore since you get sanctioned anyway
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>>64745129
Surely they are insured in Russia or Iran or whatever, no?
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>>64745133
no

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I can’t believe it took a 30 minute video to say what we already knew, which is that 10mm Auto is the superior automatic handgun cartridge, and that only after having to water it and then .40 S&W down for the women, manlets, and fags in the FBI did they just settle on 9mm because there was no difference at that point. Amazing.
>But muh fire rate!
Literally doesn’t matter in a combat scenario, doubly so if your shots don’t actually land. Paul Harrell already established this in his 1986 Miami Dade shootout analysis.

Lift weights and carry 10mm, anons.

https://youtu.be/ZybcWWu4ddk?si=KptwdszD7hCNFTQE
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>>64744477
>Watch the video.
I did. The guy mentioned nothing about the fiasco with the 1006 or that the FBI never fielded full-power 10mm. He's talking out of his ass about shit that happened 20 years before he started working for the BRF.
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>>64744530
>I did.
No you didn’t.
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>>64744483
I mean if you're gonna say something braindead like 10mm auto actually being better as as service round then yeah he gets to do this
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>>64743958
I bet you all 20 bucks OP (who is a faggot) did not watch the video at all.
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>>64745057
>Calls me braindead
You’re the one not making any legitimate arguments as to why it isn’t the best service round. Shooters who cannot handle it should not be in service.

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>Basedmade edition
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>>64744587
They are and have always been fidget toys. Nothing more.
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>>64745060
Taken mine apart many times and there's nothing wrong with this. You can hammer that through a pressure-treated 2x4 no problems. Numerous tests exist showing just that.
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>>64745065
Yeah boomer knife is such a nothing criticism. So is the CRK Sebenza, but are we going to pretend it's a bad edc?
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>>64744669
are you really going to wear it like Central Officer John Bradford?
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>>64745065
a 2-layer 111mm Victorinox like the Picknicker (pic related) has about the same handle thickness as a Buck 110 and only about .2" less of sharpened blade length, but an overall shorter, and more compact (nonetheless full size) handle, is noticeabley lower in weight, and comes with a bunch of useful extra tools.
and it's just as non-offensive, maybe even moreso.

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Alright anons show your favourite wheeled IFVs.
Just know you will always have to live in the shadow of the bad boy that is called the Boxer. Your inferior dingy shitshacks will have to do for you guys i guess.
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>>64743974
I know they're only APCs, and complete dogshit ones at that, but there's just something about a BTR.
Maybe its the fact that a private citizen could conceivably get their hands on one.
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>>64744363
Now I want to see one driving on only the center wheels.
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The original. Squished a fair few brownoids back in the day. Note the massive windows for optimal nigger detection
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>>64741609
>have wheeled light and medium brigades that can rapidly deploy with reduced logistical footprint
>also have heavy brigadee with tracked vehicles and heavy mbts
What seems to be the problem?

I am about to import 80,500 of these indian hesbee 22 short single shot handguns. They are currently in transit being shipped from India.

They have sat in storage as they were built in 1959 as gunlaws became more restricted in India.

If you were in my shoes, how do I make this business venture successful.

I purchased each pistol at 2160 rupees (around 24$) and they cost me ($1500 for import and $5000 in shipping) so i am in for abit under $2mil.

Do you think people will actually buy these or should I put my house for sale ASAP?
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Can someone tell me the purpose with a one shot pistol?
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>>64742593
It seems that no one here really understands how gun sales work. You dont sell an order of this quantity to individuals, or even to gun shops. You sell them to distributors, at about a 20-30% markup. They then sell them to shops at another 20-30%, who then sell them to consumers at 20-30%. Back when I was doing distribution sales, the big names were Lipsey's, Sports South, Zanders, Davidsons and some others I can't remember. Google their names, and reach out to them.
Or pay me 10% per sale and I'll do it.
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>>64744768
holy shit thats a good one
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>>64744768
Carlos!
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>>64744768
Thank you for reminding me

How do officers in the modern age resolve personal differences?
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>>64744111
I will now join your army.
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send them to HR
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>>64743224
this t b h
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Quake III Arena 1v1, quad damage railguns only.
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>>64745132
Jesus Christ, it's a post from 2003. How are you enjoying the modern world, time traveller?

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Mobile horse-based starlink terminals
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Strap an Hand grenade to this creature NOWWWWWW>>64744235
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>>64744036
starlink implements the physical layer over tightbeam and the link layer and above are all digital packets, they have complete control over who gets to send what in their network. they also know exactly where every ground station is and can simply tell their satellites to not forward traffic to and from it.

it's not some fucking analog retransmitter from the 60s
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>>64745096
>>64744036
>>64734452
what I'm getting at here is that spacex knows that the russians are using these and they allow them to do so. and if spacex knows the US glowies know too.

which is hardly surprising, given that this administration is as pro-russian as they can get away with in congress.
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>>64734453
idk man. it doesnt create enough wake to disrupt the aero behind
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>>64744203
>Alpaca
>Yak
>Mare
The Russian army is mostly Cocks and Asses. This is a continuation of the Soviet "non-gay male rape" doctrine of force management.

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Theoretically what’s the smallest ranged weapon that could be equipped by someone that could still reasonably incapacitate a regular sized person?
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>>64745066
Why would you even want someone who could be sat on without you noticing?
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>>64745116
imagine smoothering her with your balls
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>>64737247
not british or nogunz either
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>>64745116
She's cute...
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>>64734140

Why aren't ballistic submarines the backbone of world navies? Why haven't surface ships been relegated to carrier protection and amphibious operations? Why not make SLBMs out of RIM-66s and Standard missiles and Tomahawks and ASROCs? If you want force projection why wouldn't the ambiguity of the presence of submarines be enough to scare your enemies?
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>>64745040
consider this: attack subs are stealthy apex predators and will just sink your surface fleet
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>>64741628
Because Mr Burns uses his science ship to irradiate you?
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>>64745051
You can't scare the natives and their shitty pirate dinghies away with a sub. Nor can you intercept drones/cruise missiles with one.
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>>64745082
neither can any surface combatant. bab-el-mandeb is undefendable. asymmetric warfare won.
so now your navy sucks at coin and lsco. congrats.
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>64745105
>bab-el-mandeb is undefendable. asymmetric warfare won.
oh it is a disingenuous nigger after all
very well

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Merry Christmas you beautiful anons!

If you haven't received your package, please submit an email to me and we will start tallying the late arrivals, and then sorting between folks who are likely to get theirs in the next few days vs those who the dreaded USPS has lost forever. We will be dispatching the Grinch Relief Corps (GRC) as needed to remedy. Send grinch relief applications to wendigohunter at protonmail dot com

thread theme: https://youtu.be/HPdHkHslFIU?si=--taGzS1BwZ1KnRT

old thread
>>64643227
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>>64679571
If we held it more than once a year it would lose its charm and become cringe
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>>64743693
Yep, if we did it twice that would mean six months of the year we'd have threads. Happy to do it again next year!
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>>64740449
Unfortunately it is exactly like that.
Banana republic is even too much of a compliment.
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>>64744673
That absolutely sucks, Bulgaranon. Are there any less-cucked nations nearby that you could move to that have forgotten the old Soviet ways?
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Sean, package was on porch today, just got off of 3rdshift, so I'll posts ASA I get some sleep.

Best - Mr.Bones

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What's the coolest fictional sword?
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>>64744502
>>64744528
>>64744528
>>64744585
Awesome
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>>64744841
>1 last thing. Have you any recommendations for a good quick coverage of Celtic mythology?
I would strongly recommend looking into the primary materials (the mabinogion might throw you with it's language at first but once you get into it goes quick), but if you want basic introductions I know Bullfinch's trilogy is an easy read, though he's going to (at least he admits this) gloss over or flat out omit anything he deems unseemly. I know the celtic myths get some mention in book one, and more in book two. At least from my memories he tends to be well organized so you wont have trouble picking out the sections you want about Norse myth. But again I consider summaries to be very basic in general, and often a little misleading. I had a professor that tried and failed to get me to read the primary texts early in my schooling and when I finally did I realized I had done myself a big disservice by glossing over them.
>I've read a number of Norse and Greek mythology books so I know my roughly around those
If you read one primary source in Greek do yourself a favor and read the Iliad, I prefer Butler's translation. Suffer through the chapter that's nothing but Ship's manifests, and the other one that's nothing but a description of armor, and enjoy the rest of the funny Greek Anime.
As for norse, the Eddas really are quite short, past that there's Helen Grueber's primer, I think it's usually printed as "Tales of the Norsemen" or something like that, and of course Bulfinch.
Beowulf translations are a deep rabbit hole. Tolkien would disembowel you with a shortsword if he heard you say "Whale Road" in his presence instead of "Riding place of the Dolphins" or whatever.


Speaking of Tolkein his translation of Sir Gawain is the only one worth reading, Sir Gawain itself is a story attempting to bridge the gap between the two "worlds" of Arthurian mythos.


>Neil Gaiman's Stephen Fry's
Please don't.
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>>64744841
>>64745037
I should also add that I'm something of a radical when it comes to my choice of Mabinogion volumes, almost no one else on the planet would point you towards Ellis and Lloyd.

Jones and Jones is Solid, to my memory
I'm not a fan of Gantz (hey it's that same guy from earlier!)
People tell me Ford, Davies, Parker and Bollard are all very good, but I've never read them. I have my weird old translation where they say "Gwyrda" instead of "Knight" and I'm quite comfortable there.
Stay away from Charlotte Guest.

Evangeline is more "novels based on the Mabinogion" than a translation.
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>>64745067
>Speaking of Tolkein his translation of Sir Gawain is the only one worth reading
Well that's good

>Bulfinch's trilogy
Oh excellent i can get that thanks

>Iliad, I prefer Butler's translation. Suffer through the chapter that's nothing but Ship's manifests, and the other one that's nothing but a description of armor, and enjoy the rest of the funny Greek Anime
Excellent, I need that too

>As for norse, the Eddas really are quite short, past that there's Helen Grueber's primer
Thanks

This is awesome
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>>64745094
>Jones and Jones is Solid
Great to hear that, cause I at least want to hear what a couple of actual Welsh have to say about all this
>Evangeline is more "novels based on the Mabinogion" than a translation.
Then I will avoid that too

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Can be aircraft, ground, or naval. Any country, any time period.
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>>64718629
What episode of Junkyard Wars is this?
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>>64718629

Cute!!!
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>>64743724
>>64743769
If it was cheaper and simpler to build, why did the Soviets only build fewer than 13k T-64s, but twice as many T-72s?
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>>64743724
I wonder if it was a case of whether it was retard proof? As in the T-64 might have been cheaper and simpler to build but not easier to maintain and operate?
Or could be something as dumb that Soviet industry was better setup for producing the T-72 through either a mix of mindset or tools?
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>>64739596
>The rate of technological from the mid 30's onwards was beyond anything anyone could expect. Aircraft were already being rendered obsolete before the ink had dried on the design documents.
Yeah, imagine starting your career on a fw44 or go145 (trainer they may be, but they were brand spanking new in the 30') to knocking on the sound barrier in a rocket powered death trap in just a decade

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How effective were these things? Obsidian is said to be extremely sharp and multiple edges instead of one straight blade might be extremely painful.
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>>64744259
>there is a reason why the Aztecs had shit nutrition.
sauce me on that, nigga
just know that if you quote that dumb-ass who claimed that cannibalism started due to a lack of proteins, despite Mesoamericans having several domesticated animals which they raised for food, I will ritually sacrifice you and wear your skin.
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>>64634465
with all that weight, you could use butter knives for teeth and be very lethal
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>>64744319
you first, clown. there's a reason this planting method was dropped in favor of animal agriculture the moment Europeans arrived and showed how it's done.
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>>64644972
The Incas managed it, but like hell are they sharing.
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>>64742362
the retardedly huge helmet fan, probably

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What is the function of those "PVC" looking tubes in front of those canopies?
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Implessive
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Fuck off chink!
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>>64742403
this guy is a charlatan and a rake, it's part of the internal plumbing for the pilot's piss, i shit you not
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>>64742389
pisstubes

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Did flamethrower in ww1 have a positive effect or just made you a spicier target and thats it?


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