>UV light passes through clouds>Ir works even at night>Modern IRST can peak up a jet flying subsonic at 70+milesWhy hasnt one western power design a passive air defense thst cant be suppresed and could be used to ambush enemy jets yet?>But aircraft are faster andMake the rocket bigger
>>65052612Nah, else submarines would be useless.
>>65052366if you think this is reliable, viable or easy to set up you need to get your brains checked
>>65053280It's just a matter of processing power, and its not like you are dealing with a sphere, its a band along the horizon you have to search.
>>65053280I think I could get it set up easy if the goverment paid me about some 500 mils
>>65053286Ok, now start doing the math on how many degrees you can track with what kind of reliability, and therefore how many units you need. Where you need to install them to avoid gaps in coverage. Then figure out how you're going to hide them, because jets are fast and move around a lot. Your AA system is largely static by comparison and trivial to keep tabs on using various forms of ISR. When they start launching stand off munitions (which outrange you) overhead, do you reveal yourself to shoot them down? You will quickly find that the economics of making this happen are extremely unfavorable and you should have just built a good airforce.
An actually new pistol design and operating system edition. Very cool. Friend of the general James Reeves stands there while the founder/designer of the Decima Rapax explains his new action. https://youtu.be/pKhhQEH-B80Guide: https://files.catbox.moe/9g5sv2.pdfPastebin: https://pastebin.com/gs6mLNikPrevious: >>65045271
Hk revealed another micro 9 which is the vp9cc (literallly just the sfp9cc shown 2 years ago) that is slightly bigger than the CC9, has paddle mag release, and also has completly different mags from both the CC9 and VP9
Been fairly unfocused lately. Shot like shit the last time I was at the range. Starting back at square one is better than not starting at all.
when will 80% aluminum beretta 92 lowers be available
>>65054029>9mmNeat. Although for the record Misato's is a full size in .40
>>65054059sacrifices must be made for convenience
>Automatic machine gun (a fucking Uzi) last seen at Detroit USPS before getting lost in the mailhttps://www.fox2detroit.com/news/automatic-machine-gun-last-seen-detroit-usps-before-getting-lost-mailTime to talk to some of my USPS friends.
>>65053062Money is worth a lot less in 2026 than it was in 2019. Or even 2025.
>>65053263It was probably a clerk, they're all triple niggers that never show up to work and get their union to step in to prevent any sort of disciplinary action.
>>65052836Wrong. In order to transfer the NFA to you, it needs to Form 3 to an in-state dealer first. You will not get a Form 4 approved (as an individual) from a state different to the one in which you reside. You can Form 4 a NFA item to an out of state SOT, who will then Form 4 to someone else. Or, if you both live in the same state, then you can direct Form 4 from individual to individual. In that case, drive to the seller and pick it up directly.
>>65052676>Las seen in Detroit.Dindu post office worker stole it.
>>65053168>I’m pretty sure they’re the only ones that will ship machine gunsCorrect. Am UPS CDLA driver. No MGs, but company will still ship rifles and pistols provided they go through an FFL.Pretty sure FedEx is the same.After seeing some of the problems, I can kind of understand why, on top of part time loaders pocketing then, people are absolutely retarded about shipping guns.Once saw a 5' long box made out of like three other boxes duct taped together tear open on a conveyor belt.10+ rifles and shotguns that had been loosely wrapped together with a tablecloth came out and clattered over ~50 yards of belt before the supervisor on duty managed to hit the emergency stop. Three or four boxes of bullets that had also been inside somewhere broke open and similarly spread out all over the place, falling through cracks, rattling on to the machinery and concrete below.Felt bad for the supervisor, that one was for sure going to be a world of bullshit to clean up and figure out.We've also had loaded firearms discharge in packages in my building before, all kinds of stupid shit.People are fucking dumb.
Kill vehicle of a US THAAD found nearly intact in Syria. Where will it go now? China or Russia? Make your bets gentlemen.
>>65053831Shouldn't there be a scuttle charge munition or something?
>>65053831China will pay better but Syria is such a mess with different factions controlling different zones who knows where it ends up, maybe even Iran.
Reguardless of whatever scraps get to them via their so called allies the DPRK will benifit the most because like Vultures they will take the bits that intrest them and ignore everything else. The Muslim world has betrayed the Cold War solidarity that the DPRK has given them for half a century, there a very few people the Norks trust and it is a very short list.
>>65054009would they trust me?
to a french youtuber who does teardowns of missile guidance systems and stuff
What does Iran have that can even shoot down an F-15E? Like how could it not Fucking Doge the missiles or launch chafe and countermeasures? Isn't the 2nd pilot supposed to Fucking be using ECM to jam the missiles too?
>>65053851So basically they anticipated the slimmest possible chink in US armor (complacency) and based procurement and doctrine around it. These are not Arabs lmfao, maybe its time to start taking them deadly serious as Persians are clearly built different in terms of warfighting
>>65053960Are you implying that F-35s and B-21s are not operating over Iran? Because they are.
>>65053850Is there any evidence that Iran has them?
>>65053968>B-21Thanks to this post I discovered that there actually a couple flying, currently, which surprised me (I can't believe it's been four years since the reveal, feels like yesterday), but do you really think there are Raiders in actual service yet? I'd assume it's just B-2s.
>>65053968I think they got fairly scared since F-35 hit in March. They obviously avoid any and all risk by now
>be USSR>start a bioweapons program>start pumping out barrels of anthrax on an island in the aral sea>the sea dries up>the state collapses>leave those barrels rotting in the open until the Americans go in and sterilise the entire place by spraying the entire area down with bleach>nobody tries to step foot there again Why is Russia so incompetent when it comes to dangerous substances and making sure they don't leak? This shit happened at Mayak, it happened at Aralsk, and by the latest news it seems to be happening again.
>>65050990>no mention of probably the worst naval fuckup in recent history
>>65053937if you want to make a more detailed list go right ahead, I just didnt want to spend 50 hours typing everything down
>>65051072>Yeah, it's expensive to run, hard to keep secret (all WMD programs are, look at the Israeli or South African nuclear program as a prime example) and not very useful if you already have nukes and/or chems. Creating small quantities of gene edited biological pathogens is trivial with university research laboratory equipment and has been so for at least a decade. If you are talking about industrial scale deployment in muntions then sure it's difficult to hide but any world power of any real esteem no doubt has a secret BSL4 site or two. Even with the carve out in the treaty for regulated biodefense research, it's still a restriction some are no doubt covertly ignoring. You are right about its dubious utility but you could say the same about the pros & cons of gain-of-function research in general. Wouldn't you rather your country discovered super ebola before the enemy?
>>65045834Based post ngl
>>65043462>ziggers are incompetent subhumans who cause irreversible environmental damage on their march towards glorious World BolshevismWater is wetShit smells badGunfire is loudTrump said something obnoxiously stupidNiggers commit crimeCommunists are society-destroying parasites who should be exterminated to the last without mercyNews at 11>>65043578Because of my lack of familiarity with the history of Lyme disease, instead of calling you a zigger, I shall grant you the benefit of the doubt and merely request that you to provide scientifically reputable sources for these claims.
is it possible to buy a non-chinkshit rail mount laser dazzler in the US? b.e. meyers only sells to law enforcement and military.
You can usually buy 200mW LA-12 GLIS dazzlers on ebay.
>>65051509Bump
>>65051509no.
Thread discussing realistic concepts pertaining to the equipment, gear and weapon systems future infantry could be equipped with. I'll start:>Fuel cell or microturbine concept from objective force warrior to give 4-6 days of power to all of the soldiers systems>Full CBRN protection with climate control and health monitoring with fibers capable of absorbing and removing sweat away for long term wear>Nearly full body protection to lvl IIIa with additonal lvl IV plates worn as an option>Helmet with heads up display that integrate augmented reality that can map graphic control markers in realtime onto the battlespace >Microwave emitting shinguard concept from the 2000 soldier concept that can detect mines up to 5-10 meters in front of the soldier>Climate control doubles as active IR masking>Camo oversuit that doubles as 1st line gear>2nd line gear being an LBE for standard rifleman loadout>Cased telescoped 4-5mm high velocity ammunition with magazine capacities higher than 30 and overall fighting loads higher than 210rnds total without weighing more than typical 5.56 fighting loads>Designated drone/systems operator as an MOS>Weight goals being 50ish pounds total for 12hrs with lvl IV armor, 24hrs+ without lvl IV armorNow (You)
>>65053633that you don't know what you're talking about
>>65050338Immediate Future:>anti-drone integration on the squad to platoon level (jammers, shotgunners)>drone integration too, funny enough (think smaller-than-backpack size)>thermals/NVGs and suppressors issued to 11B buttheads more regularly>implementation of "smart optics"Far Future (15+ Years)>maturation of smart optics>better batteries>electronics hardening (physical)>at least partial AI integration to imaging and sensors>dipping the proverbial toe into partial exo suits (limited use)>continued research into a new standard cartridge (probably hybrid case)and you'll still be expected to lug 100+ lbs. up a mountain for McWage money, lol. no refunds
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>>65052298It was battle armor, Tobias Capwell talks about this in detail in his book and videos https://youtube.com/watch?v=5tgLeMS30j8>The average infantryman wasn't wearing much, if any, armor on his legs.Main English infantryman was dismounted knight, like in all battle they won it was decided by dismounted knights melee.As for poor infantryman yes they couldn't afford much leg armor financially and logistically they had no luxury of knights to do nothing during marches (see above)
any excuse to post sharp objects is a good one.here's the finnish puukko. comes in many varieties, often with regional variations depending on very local craftsmen from small villages. this example is probably from härmä desu.
>>65052235Kek. But there is nothing to suggest that Pister was gay and since he made quite the career (commander of the Hinzert Concentration Camp and the Buchenwald Concentration Camp) after 1939 I doubt it. >also funny that Röhm was handing out SS-daggersThat is the most interesting part imo. Considering that the SS-Honor Daggers were introduced only in December of 1933 and that Röhm and Himmler disliked each other I find it suspicious that such a piece would be signed by Röhm. The next step would be to check the provenance of the dagger in question but I'm too tired for this detective work. Perhaps another autist will look into it.
>>65052079Wasn't that unit providing motorcade duties for NSDAP leadership? If yes, Röhm and Pister would meet and work together at party events...>>65051561>basically universal. UK, France, Sweden, etc. even the USOh, you're right, they were very common with military swords esp. with officers and mounted personnel, slowly transitioning from duty uniforms to parade wear. I guess because I'm not much of a sword guy I didn't think about that. My point should have been more like the Germans and Austrians were totally in love with sword AND BAYONET tassels, made them almost universal for everyone and introduced them in various flavours with a maze of rules and exceptions to them. I'm not aware of other armies strapping a portepee to nearly every infantrymans' bayonet.
>>65052741No, the 32. SS-Standarte was merely a regional administrative organisation within the wider SS - in this case for the region of Baden. And while Pister probably would have driven around NSDAP functionaries this would have been limited to the aformentioned region. And within the same year Pister joined he advanced to become the leader of the 32. SS-Standarte. Perhaps he would have met Röhm in this function but it is still weird that Röhm was dedicating SS-Honor Daggers in the first place.
>>65050701other angle
Bedja dagger worn by the Hadendoa people of Africa.
Why Puccian fleet doesn’t defend itself from drones? Are they cuckolds or something?
>>65053713If you look closely there are towers so they can use huge pulleys to both guide ships through it and raise bridge sections over it, the thing has a electrified railroad running through the wall like a draw bridge but instead of raising and lowering to bridge the channel they swing out like bar doors. That is how you do harbor defense.>Question to self and /k/: Could a deciding factor of if the Norks want the Kuznetsov's hull be it fitting through that lock? Hurm....
>>65053721/tv/, /d/, /h/, /aco/, /co/ and /a/ tell us it's rape unless their eyes turn into hearts and that shows they liked it and they are your GF now.Duh you newfag.
>>65051947Sorry but if he raped you it only means that you're the fag here.
>>65052240That's dumb. The real reason is in Russian language every noun is a male/female/neutral. Russian for "ship" is male.
>>65053105>boys?>fucking till melting
iran has shot down a chinese-mad Wing Loong II drone
>>65041765did they?
>>65048066holy shit, really?
>>65048595>for some odd reason incomprehensible even to my yellow self, decided to call dinosaurs "dragons"Imagine you're a dirt farmer in the year 3 AD and you stumble on this shit in a cave. You'd be putting up a sign that says>here be dragonsin but a fortnight
>>65053770Not always, but in years and decades past this has happened.And it wasn't always 'we can't fire you', in many cases it was just 'you're too loud/radical/controversial'
>>65053770NTA but read up on the politics of ministerial appointments, there are positions which are known to be fast-track to PM or POTUS, and positions which are dead-end jobsfor example if you see Law > Defence > Finance > Home / Interior / PM Office, that's a major potential candidate
/frtssg/ - Forced Reset Trigger & Super Safety GeneralPrevious:>>64899646What are FRTs:Forced Reset Triggers (FRTs) are firearm modifications that allow semi-automatic rifles to fire more rapidly by automatically resetting the trigger after each shot, while still requiring a trigger pull for each round. They increase the rate of fire without converting the firearm into a fully automatic weapon.AR-15 is the most ubiquitous platform with the most amount of options. Other platforms have other nuances.See it action:https://youtube.com/@juiceymedia1https://youtube.com/@poorboyarmshttps://youtube.com/@printshootrepeatDistributors:Comment too long. Click here to view the full text.
Someone got a super safety to work on the 3D printed 1911 pdw lowerCool advancement in the 3D2A space, I hope this extends to other platforms like glock or ruger.
Looking to recreate this vibe anons. So far I'm thinking AP5-P Navy and ARHK, then paying for the good-boy stamp for the foregrip. I have not into Form 1 nor MP5 before; anything I should know so I don't get a hole in my door/dog?
>>65054000nice tripsnot really, form 1 is free and pretty easy to do to be honest. Make sure you get it engraved after approval
>>65052807>308Hold up so can we expect that to launch on the 10th? This is all news to me
>>65054004no, 4th position and 308 lever are both in the works. That was just a teaser
The UAE has used Mirage 2000-9EAD to teach the Chinese Air Force aspirant pilots how to counter Taiwanese Mirages. This is the reason why Emiratis have been denied access and technology transfers to modern Rafales and F-35.
>>65053350Eastern Siberia probably has first priority in the meatwaves tbf so the russians are fixing that problem as we speak.
>>65053884>pull ofpull off>fate accomplifait accompli>to riventoo riven>to riven by internal divisions and too distracted with its own petty affairstoo distracted by internal divisions (riven by divisions is redundant)I didn't bother to spare any effort after that mess.
>>65053912Stay mad, chink.
The F-35, has already been compromised:>Americans decided to sell F-35 to Singapore.>Doesn't realize that Singapore is another Communist China province.>Singapore allowed PLAAF 'technician' to inspect the F-35 in the name of Chinese brotherhood and supremacy>Just a year later F-35 got surpassed by advanced Shenyang FC-31 version.I laughed hard when I saw news that the US is going to sell F-35s to Singapore. The moment those jets land in Singapore there is going to be an army of Chinese spies ready to dig into whatever areas they haven't stolen already. Many seething Australians on /k/ have already been sounding the alarm since the US decided to sell the F-35 to Singapore as they believe it compromises Australia's air defense to China. While the US can afford to replace the F-35 with something new in 20 years Australians are going to be stuck with them for at least 50.
>>65053992A chink already made off with the plans, how much more are they going to be able to learn just from looking at one? The J-35 proves that they don't understand any of the underlying reasoning for the decisions made during the design process, and they can't replicate the construction processes of advanced components like the engines, or any of the software.
Does the US military MP's have a dedicated unit meant to kill/capture mutineering US armed forces units?Like kenny's squad in attack on titan
>>65051027You think the Army and the military are the same thing?
>>65050946Who blew up in Tehran this time?
>>65051316>junior enlisted who bought beer underageThe fucking world we live in.
>>65051215>GO TO THE BATHROOM! YOU'RE SHITTING YOURSELF!
>>65051301>they were carrying the M9 Israeli >but now soldiers keep shooting their balls off with the 320History is a cruel joke
After a year long absence, the journey of the Busta Move(s) and her intrepid crew continues! Previous installments: https://desuarchive.org/k/search/subject/Target%20for%20Today/>what the fuck is thisTarget for Today is a solitaire tabletop game (translated to digital for these threads) covering the USAAF's bombing campaigns in Europe throughout the Second World War. With options for choosing everything from which Air Force, Bombardment Wing and Squadron you fly with all the way to which submodel of aircraft you'll be flying, the game is rife with detail. Over a year ago we began the journey of the Busta Move, a B-24 of the 15th Air Force (49th Bomb Wing, 451st Bomb Group, 725th Squadron). While perilous, our crew has done far better than the ill-fated men of the B-17s that shared the Big Nigger titles, with our current permanent losses consisting of:>Copilot Harris>Radio Operators Sean Bean and Poncho>Waist gunners Fanculo, Danielson and Sam Hyde, with another (Lefty Navel) being medically dischargedOur bombing results, however, have been much less impressive: out of eleven combat missions the Busta Move has been forced to abort due to combat damage six times, and on a mission to soften up Anzio for Allied landings we missed the target entirely. Our 10th mission, Milan, was another abort but the flight back was a nightmare. By the time the Busta Move returned to base, she had lost two engines, both main landing gear, all of the twin .50 cals had been rendered inoperable, the entire oxygen system had failed, one wing was barely attached, half the crew was wounded and dozens of other minor hits had been taken. That plane was retired and the Busta Move II was put into action, already having completed one mission.For now, strap your parachutes on, grab a K-ration and lets go bomb vaguely near strategic targets!
Hey uh OP here...14 zones is probably too much to fly out of formation, right?
>>65053384Surely a traitor is sabotaging the engines, right? This must be the huns!
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>>65053384Now THERE'S a flight plan with some chest hair!
>>6505338414 zones away from the base puts us over Corsica. How about we bail out from this godforsaken (mostly) flying deathtrap and retire there, living of boar and rosé wine?
