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Are living suicide bombs a viable strategy in an open war? I thought that suicide bombing was only good for terrorism at checkpoints/markets but not for a frontal assault to a fortified enemy position.
Banzai charges barely worked...
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>>64745617
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>>64745622
"brown internet theory"
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>>64748494
they did threaten to nuke me a couple of times this past year
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>>64747075
>being proud of own ignorance
Found the mental zigger.
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>>64739235
>this is the kind of "the villain is pure evil, let's show him drowning puppies" you see in dumb B-movies
The current leader of the Rusih group posted videos on his social media pages showing him torturing puppies to death and eating them raw to show how "hard" he was.
That's not even a joke. Some lovely fella allegedly committed some seriously horrendous crimes against humanity in Syria, raping and torturing random women and children to death, etc, for no reason other than that he could.
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The pecking order for the Russian horde in Ukraine is basically Iranian advisors -> Chechen enforcers/barrier troops -> "European" mobiks -> Asian mobiks -> Wagner Remnants -> North Koreans -> Cubans -> Africans

All besides the Iranians/Chechens are treated as expendable though

There’s been a noticeable lack of innovation in tactical gear for over a decade now. A Delta operator in 2026 looks nearly indistinguishable from one in 2016. Why are we in this gear plateau? Have we reached the maximum potential for development?
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>>64746091
No, that was just the peak of you giving a shit about fun things in your late 20s, yoomer. Ebikes are the rage now.
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Because a soldier's basic needs of armor for the important bits and bags for all the important bobs haven't changed even if a bunch of the doodads around that have changed.
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>>64748464
Ebikes are pretty rad, my brother let me borrow his the other day and it made steep and long inclines feel like riding on flat ground. May have to get myself one
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>>64745813
>and not to mention much less dangerous to those in charge
this
those in charge know about the Praetorian Guard
they're not going to make the mistake of giving those who guard them and enforce their will the ability to overthrow them.
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>>64743989
Is it true that their armor has greater ballistic resistance than the armor on the BMP-1?

How effective are these guys? They look well equipped and their training is supposed to be quite good.
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>>64747436
although the bar is very low they are way better than russians
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>>64747504
I don't think so. The ones in Ukraine look scared and malnourished.
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>>64747436
>They look well equipped
Pic unrelated?
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>>64747436
>their training is supposed to be quite good.
Fucking kill your self you commie propagandist piece of filth.

Hiding in the USA while US troops stand off against kims commie rabble.

Fucking die you fifth columist filth.
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>>64748534
Anon are you ok?

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So I was digging through some old gun parts boxes looking for something and I found these spikeybois.

WTF are they? I couldn't figure out what they possibly mount to or what they could be used for.
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>>64747153
The real doomer shit isn't adults, it's children.

>The 2024 results show that fewer than a third of students nationwide are working at the NAEP Proficient level in reading at both grades. Scoring at the NAEP Proficient level means consistently understanding written text and interpreting its meaning.

>Around 40 percent of 4th graders are working below the NAEP Basic level in reading, the largest percentage since 2002. Fourth graders scoring below NAEP Basic likely cannot recognize a reason for a character's action implied in a story. About a third of 8th graders nationwide are failing to hit the NAEP Basic benchmark in reading — the largest percentage ever.

A third of 8th graders in the 2024 NEAP assessment can't explain a character's motivation from context in writing.
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>>64744831
It literally says on the label. Retard.
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>>64744831
ya mum dildo
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>>64745421
>Knowledge is not intelligence.
Choosing which skills to equip on your character absolutely is an intellectual decision.

What are you going to do this afternoon: use the internet to teach yourself a new skill, solve a problem, etc? Or are you going to use it to learn silly slang or watch brainrot memes instead? Which of those is a better use of your time?

It's clearly not a matter of intelligence. It's a matter of wisdom: many people today, especially the younger ones, are filling their skill slots with useless garbage rather than something practical. It's not entirely their fault either, it's what they've been taught by older generations. The difference is that older generations lived in a different world with fewer safety guardrails to catch fuckups, and with fewer opportunities for those fuckups to happen in the first place. Let's say a hypothetical boomer is obsessed was obsessed with cartoons: best case scenario, assuming his family could even afford a TV, is that he could watch them for a couple hours on Sunday AM. After that, our boomer friend had no choice but to get out and do something else. There was no smartphone, no nintendo, so circumstances forced this person into social situations and to learn practical skills. Maybe he goes and rides his bike with the other kids in the neigborhood, breaks it, then learns to fix it. Today a cartoon-obsessed kid can watch cartoons 24-7 on their phone or a computer. Maybe mommy and daddy made the problem worse by shoving a smartphone in his face to keep him quiet while they were out running errands. That person is freely able to indulge in their addiction with little to stop them. This person isn't less intelligent than the boomer--in fact the opposite is probably true. But the alphas and zoomers have been born into a world where it is very, very, easy to fall into traps that waste all your time and fill all your skill slots with crap.
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>>64745640
Yes, but the typical 8th grade education attainment of that era resulted in a person on average who had more in their heads than today's average high school "graduate"

How many armored soldiers from the late middle ages would you need to appreciably affect a bronze age battlefield?
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>>64747465
The Thirty Years War but without any firearm, just knights and man-at-arms fighting each other. In essence, everything I hate about fantasy and the reason why I can't get hook by it. A world perpetually stuck in the mid to low medieval technological period when it comes to warfare.
I'm a sucker for 1700s men and women fashion and a sucker for 1400s and 1500s armours.
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>>64746580
>the first firearms made said armour obsolete
Anon, the first firearms did not make armor obsolete. Plate armor died in the 18th century; firearms started around the 10th-13th century as shitty fire lances became small cannons carried by hand (which then evolved to handgonnes and then arquebuses and so on).
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>>64746615
Bullet proofed plate was even heavier than the usual sort, generally only stopped bullets to the torso, and even still mostly from smaller firearms at the time.
The full-sized handhelds usually could go through at anything but longer distances.
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>>64747484
off the top of my head they helped kick the Ottomans out of Italy preventing Rome from falling like Constantinople did, they were involved in a bunch of central European campaigns in Hungary and Bohemia

>>64746214
>It doesn't matter that they weren't widespread in one region

what does matter is that Han Chinese crossbows predated a shit ton of advancements in material science and design thus typically they had half the draw weight of a Medieval version if not less, they really wouldn't have much impact on late Medieval plate armor.
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>>64747681
Depended on range and even then it certainly want a done thing even by the 19th century, the arms/armor race was well in full swing in the 16th and 17th centuries.
And even then, though it is night and day compared to older armor you have the likes of Ned Kelly or the WW1 breastplates that did function against even modern firearms

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Listen Here You Little Shit Edition

Post wood (furniture)
Big Rifles
Big Bullets
Froppy Frens Inside

Thread theme ~
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1HUtwku8R9Q&list=RD1HUtwku8R9Q&start_radio=1

As always; No Jannies, No Trannies
Previously, on X-men: >>64608347
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>>64746199
I have a very nice white hat but its in storage. I need to go fish it out
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Moka's has .30-06 Bren MKII barrels, are these the correct barrels for the Italian police .30-06 Bren kits that Bowman was selling?
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>But as for me and my household, we will serve the .308.” Joshua 3:08
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>>64740622
I have both the M110 and SCAR. I prefer the SCAR. KNS discarder (13 pos gas selector) is a game changer for the weapons system. I can easily tune the gun to any silencer and any ammo type rapidly. The M110 looks sick but its a pig dipped in mud.
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Good morning monday morning

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how do you defend yourself from homemade flame throwers and other rudimentary incendiaries?
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Good old Molotov's cocktail would be much cheaper, easier to make and more effective than these makeshift flamethrowers.
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>>64747635
>>64747652
Iran sex tourism fucking when
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>>64741707
Wait it looks like he is holding a fire extinguisher? So either he filled it full of flammable liquid or we are looking at an Iranian wizard who can turn water into fire?
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>>64748519
He is the last Zoroastrian prophet.
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>>64748288
Russians have no self-awareness, they'll do whatever Putin tells them to. An Israeli (or anyone for that matter) can say whatever I want about them and it wouldn't effect anything in the slightest.

Look at how chechen enforcers treat Mobiks

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What's the coolest fictional sword?
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>>64746206
Wouldn't it need to be almost infinitely strong to work? You could make clothing out of it, or infinitely durable armor.
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>>64739176
A similar style of sword could work, but I remember these things were just fuckoff thick and heavy pieces of wrought iron, so short and clumsy for their heft, more a testament to the movie-uruk's strength than anything.
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>>64718539
Blizzards early 2000s female leotard and bikini armors with loincloth were peak old school gooner art
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>>64748185
And those were just cheap imitations of Conan comics.
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Ugliest motherfucker ever, but cool to use.

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what's the point in hiring mercs who aren't at all familiar with your language, culture, or geography/climate?
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>>64745750
>warbling on about muh Game Of Thrones muh cynicism
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>>64748490
That's where we're at, people think they can gain life experience from watching TV
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Remember back in like 2023 when ziggers were constantly posting scary stories about fighting dozens of afro-american mercenaries sent by NATO?
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>>64748503
Fog of war incidents.
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>>64745607
>1999 Operation Get Behind the Darkies
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W1-w154yHis

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>Ok, everyone! Overseer here, as of today we are officially all sealed inside the vault. It's a little preemptive, I know, but you'll never know when those no-Jesus loving commies will try and launch those nasty nukes are way. But luckily for us, we'll be safe down here, rebuilding America!
>Now don't threat! There's plenty of food and water, between the stockpiles and our green houses, we even have a livestock population to keep us fed for years to come.
>Oh.. and, well look at that! Good ol' Vault-Tec was kind enough to.. give us an entire brigade's worth of armaments in a dedicated armory wing of the vault! They, they even... gave us fucking explosives?
>UM, WELL, LOOKS LIKE OUR SECURITY TEAM WILL BE WELL PREPARED IF THOSE GOSH DARNED REDS COME OUR WAY, YEAH?!? Anywho, moving on..
*Overseer looking confused before frantically flipping a few pages*
>And it appears every Vault resident also has a personal, pre-stocked gun cabinet in their quarters to.. help protect against the tyranny of the red invaders. That's.. that's great... of course we'll have to have all these weapons registered and kept in the armory to avoid any unfortunate accidents. But for tonight! Everyone get settled into your new homes! Tomorrow is a bright new day, in our brand new vault!
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>>64748062
Oh deer. That do be like it is doe. The buck stops here. Security better rack that shotgun and hoof it over. Pun.
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>sustainable human population needs at least 100 breeding pairs
>every vault we see has at best 20
The protagonist of fallout 3 should baffle the Capital Wasteland
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>>64748411
>engine limitations are meant to be taken literally
Filtered tbqh
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>>64748049
Aislop. Or just gross.
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>>64747954
Will we flay him alive first?

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Pic related inside the wreckage of the glorious ORESHNIK missile
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>>64745328
>Tubes
So we ARE in that worldline
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>>64745328
Oh for fuck sake Russia.
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>>64748120
I mean, the markings check out...
And it's obviously a bodged-in replacement part for a more modern component. Possibly an oscillator that would be available for half a dollar if not for the sanctions.
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>>64745948
>they need to tell the western nations about it before launching
if this is even an option, could they also launch inert icbm's?
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>>64748422
Talk to me when Trannyville actually dissolves and is taken into Moldova proper

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Are the marines losing their magic? Seems less and less appealing to join the marines compared to every other branch nowadays. Was it ever good?
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>>64747552
All the Marines I met made a very good impression on me, funnily enough the same with ex FFL who were European, absolute gentlemen and honorable in the real sense of always repaying a favour or debt and being polite and not headbangers or bullshitters.

There is a joke someone once told me though

The miltary are doing a recuitment drive for 18 year olds in the UK and they send a para and a royal marine commando

Jimmy walks into the Para and the Para asking him why he wants to join the military
Jimmy Says
"I want to defend my nation, see the world, help defend our world against madmen and dicators and become the best I can be"
The Para looks at him and says
"Go next door to the Marine Commandos"

Billy walks into the Marine Commandos and the soldier asks him
"Why do you want to join the Marine Commandos?"

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>Seems less and less appealing to join the marines compared to every other branch nowadays

Outside of combat snobbery, when has joining the marines ever been viewed as a good idea?

>>64748065
Fuck is it opposite day already.
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>>64748375
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zDLK1CrElAw
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>>64747552
The Marines are rhe retard branch. Not sure what it is about them that draws the most retards, lower pay or worse conditions, whatever it may be but if you have 3 IQ points higher you go Army which is still a retarded life decision. I don't think any of the allure is left to join the military because it's basically just a bunch of Mexicans and dumb kids that flunked highschool who couldn't get hired at Walmart.
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>>64747552
Depends. If you actually want to do field stuff, they're more likely to get deployed in the near future than the army.

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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>>64741566
>Why aren't ballistic submarines the backbone of world navies?

They can't move men and material

They can't launch aircraft.

Badly made ones are suprisingly easy to track and kill.
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>>64746755
>the best asw is a hunter-killer sub.
this and two of them are behind every Russian sub from the minute it leaves port.
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>>64748257
see lrasm. autonomous weapons are near.
drop sonobuoys and the sub will kill you.
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>>64748355
I missed classic troll logic
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>>64741566
Because shooting at other navies is a relatively small part of what navies do, and it's the only thing submarines are really good at apart from vaporizing cities which is an even smaller part of what navies do.

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There's a letter from Teddy Roosevelt that says he likes peep sights, but I cannot find a single example of a rifle he owned and used that has peep sights. I've seen an 1894 Winchester that the NRA has or had that has factory sights and a can he used for shooting varmints in his yard on long island so the neighbors couldn't hear (even more based because it was an 1894 and not an 1892 like a normal person, I guess Teddy wanted to feed those gophers .30-30). Cody in Wyoming has or had his 1895 winchester from Africa and that has factory open sights. Pic related is his bubba'd up 1903 with what looks like Winchester sights.
There's an 1895 Winchester with a peep that was in a rock island and NRA article, but when you look into it it was a gift he gave to some other officer from the rough riders and not a gun he shot himself. there's an 1886 that was presented to him from winchester for the Africa trip but he never brought it with him so idk if he used it. There's a hawkens rifle that belonged to Kit Carson so I'd assume Kit Carson put on the sights and Teddy didn't add sights to some other famous guy's gun (though that would be based)
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>>64748476
That's one great way to shit up the board, make a thread for every single thought you have.
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>>64748468
He's been doing it for a while now.
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>>64748485
I can only speak to what I've seen, and even that is excessive.
These threads are just as stupid as the geopolitics threads. OP gets a hair up his ass, makes another thread about aperture sights.
What type of retardation causes that behavior?
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>>64748468
>Are you the anon who keeps making aperture sights threads?
nope
>>64748482
>>64748485
>>64748493
they weren't me, but they don't shit up the board considering there are over 100 no gunz threads about planes and other bullshit like north korean special forces
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>>64748495
Fair enough, I'm standing down

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I just spent forever (fucking weeks) trying to buy fully legal parts for an AR15 in Washington so I made www.compliantarms.com over the weekend to make it easier for others.

It aggregates AR15 parts listings that will ship to Washington from a few of the biggest firearms sites. For example, the only PSA listings on there are complete uppers since for whatever reason that’s all they’ll send.

Have seen others having problems finding websites that ship as well so I figure it’s needed but do you guys think I should expand it to more states and more categories?
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Please do NJ anon.
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>>64736987
I always wanted to try wv, but gfs family is near Albany so looks like I may be heading in the wrong direction
>>64732482
Jeez for some reason I was thinking that only applied to ars and aks, probably because that's all I ever see.
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>>64747238
yeah, you'd see the hi-peezy more often in cities but nowadays you need a stamp on your handgun loicense to get semi-auto rifles so anyone who gets one tends to go straight for an ar/ak instead
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>>64727145
>>64728015
Its all so tiresome
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>>64721773
Fucking based, nice. Does it work for California too? Decent ad profit can be made since there's millions of buyers. Let Calguns and other ban state forums know and you'll get lots of traffic.


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