>this isn't some early post war early 1950s design>it entered service in 1984
>>65048582>instead of actually building stuff that's nice to look at just imagine it looks nice instead I think it should be illegal for people like you to vote
>>65048523>Plaid CymruFucking cucks just like Sinn Fein. You can't bang in about independence, protecting your heritage and culture, and then turn around and import third worlders as fast as you can
>>65053332The average British cooking is just buying pre-made food and doing minimal cooking, cooking from ingredients here is rare now. A big part of the issue is people aren't taught properly how to cook in school and their parents don't know either.It's not even the whole boiled carrots with boiled peas with boiled meat thing anymore, people are too lazy even to do that. Regardless, this all pre-dates rationing, it's mostly the fault of canning/tinning starting back in the Victorian period.Nandos, Tescos meal deals, microwave ready meals and jars of pre-made pasta sauce are more relevant to current "British" food culture than what you're thinking of.tl;dr yes but no it's actually worse, because nobody is willing to do anything new (coz stagnant culture).>>65053952Maybe getting too offtopic but:Broadly I agree but Sinn Fein and Plaid Cymru aren't nationalist parties in the true sense, they're anti-imperialist parties (or perhaps "anti-colonial"). They care more about the separation of powers than the cultural part, it's about it being *their choice* to do it. Think of it like this:>1000 English moving to Wales under UK gov = colonisers taking homes from Welsh people>1000 third worlders moving to Wales under Welsh gov = fellow oppressed victims diversifying our culture and economically contributing to our nationComment too long. Click here to view the full text.
>>65054213>>1000 English moving to Wales under UK gov = colonisers taking homes from Welsh people>>1000 third worlders moving to Wales under Welsh gov = fellow oppressed victims diversifying our culture and economically contributing to our nationLMFAO
>>65054228Partly they believe this because they think they're sticking it to the English when they do it (in their mind every English person is a caricature of a Reform supporter). Fundamentally all people attracted to politics are retarded and not deserving of power, the easier a level of political status is to acquire the more retarded it gets because the barrier of entry is lower. Plaid Cymrus barrier of entry (like the Greens, Reform etc) is far lower than traditional parties by nature of how small they are and how even more so than traditional parties they gain votes by brand image more than individual competence.
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
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
>almost bought a CC9>decided to wait a few weeks>VP9cc is comingMy laziness has once again paid off
>>65053759>$1k+ msrp>Without the opticWhat the fuck
Would there be any use in huge extremely hard to kill disposable and violent orks on the modern battlefield?
/k/ - Warhammer 40K Lore Discussion
>>65054175in the short term yes since you have a massive shock trooper force, problem comes in the long term since they will lot anything of value and eventually fight you, and if you are going full 40k ork they will forever be a problem since they are going to release spores to make more orks
>>65054175Yeah but best you'll see are a bunch of Grots!
>>65054216Their capacity to build war machines from scrap should not be under estimated also you can just use them for mine clearing
>>65054223Yeah but we already have Russians in Ukraine?
What does more damage, a dozen drones or thousands of large caliber rounds haphazardly being shot into a 250k sized city?
>>65053580keep your trip on, Norktard>figuring out what the weight of fire you would get by putting a gun in every other window of the Hotel of Doomjust count the number of dots in that photo and multiply by twin KPVTs, idiot
>>65053531Or no one is surprised by the amount of Russian cannibals
>>65052608>How have not they devolved to cannibalism yetRussia is very big and produces a lot of foodif you extend the metaphor to prostitution, however, they have been at it for quite some time
I wonder if they also put API rounds in 23 mm belts. At least the 23 mm HE rounds have a time fuze so they'll self-destruct in mid-air (assuming Comrade Private Ivan doesn't go a bit too low in elevation)
>>65053412Isn't that the same situation the guy from the earlier video got his engine block shot in?
Why Puccian fleet doesn’t defend itself from drones? Are they cuckolds or something?
>>65051947You can already see one successful strike in that image
>>65053721My favourite was the santa drones sorting out who was naughty and niceThere was also some footage of a zigger being chased with pussy-willow branches over easter too
>>65054122>ywn participate in the motorised jungle gymwhy even live
>>65051940>Are they hiding inside a sea wall and just launching missiles from the harbor? Did sea baby buck break them that hard?
>>65052537>We can assume the damage was severe since the Russians were forced to confirm it.Ukie announcement said that it was minor but hoped that some crew might be hurt.They were aiming for the kaliber launchers but don't seem to have hit them.
Knife bayonet vs spike/triangle bayonet. You can get either or for whatever gun you want. Which one you taking?
>>65047157Knife bayonet because 9 out of 10 I'm gonna be using it like a tool, not a weapon. >>65048651Bayonets definitely have a point. Look! It's right there!
>>65048947If it didn't included Teddy Roosevelt I'd call this made up.
>>65047157Blade bayonets are badass and there's no good reason why we shouldn't have them.
My ideal bayonet would be something like a Spanish Bolo/1941 type of recurve bowie, close to as centered a point as possible. A bit larger and longer than theirs, almost approaching a Microtech arbiter as far as where the point is and OAL. Cant be that thick on the backside or it'd be in the line of fire. Maybe a skinnier forte. But the goal is a big almost boar spear end of the blade for stabbing/slashing but also to make it a very effective foraging and camp knife with a big broad blade capable of doing lots of other stuff as well.
>>65052488It is also possibly the worst bayonet ever made.>>65052595Most sawback bayonets don't have an edge on both sides of the blade, I'd guess because the teeth become too weak/bend.
The perfect weapon.
>>65053042>>65053536It's a realistic depiction of the unique way the Air Force allocates funds.
>>65050287You rang?
>The perfect weapon
>>65050304i would let them search and fuc(rescue me)
>>65054215Search and fist?
the eurodrone, whatever happened there..
>>65054124>they have, had?, to reallocate funds every year. Www ith them being legally unable to allocate them for a longer period.that's how all governments work, anonfederal budgets are all approved annuallysure, governments can in theory sign multi-year procurement contractsbut reality is that those contracts are always funded year to year by aforesaid federal budgetsand nonpayments, delays, and cancellations come with penalties
>>65054124You are right, but my post is more vibes based because we are talking about culture and these countries martial gestalts and not specifically their physical organization and structure. The East didn't suffer from the same kind of post war neuroticism as the West and freely continued their Prussian norms and traditions with a slather of pinko paint over them, which is markedly different than trying to expunge every icky martial tradition from your military culture. The GDR was one of the more competent Warsaw pact forces for this reason if nothing else as these traditions and espirit de corps generally take centuries to nuture. Obviously the West German military was capable, but the legacy of the schizophrenic psychology required for propping up a large expendable blocking force while also profusely apologizing for it hasn't done the modern German military any favors.
>>65054184>the legacy of the schizophrenic psychology required for propping up a large expendable blocking force while also profusely apologizing for it hasn't done the modern German military any favorsNAYRT but the rot in Germany is traced to just 3 major factors; 1stly, the mid 90s when Germans insisted on the peace dividend on the back of end of history memes and are still yet to climb out of it (no major increases in Bundeswehr headcount and combat formations in 4 years of war); 2ndly the refusal to tech up post-Great Financial Crisis of 2007/8 to remain competitive against the rest of the world; and 3rdly the mid 2010s decision to import browns because "wir schaffen das", on the wrong assumption that they would surely adopt European culture instead of the reverse, importing theirs and forcing everyone else to conform to theirseverything else has been a downstream attempt to cope with all that
>>65054191You are also right but I still insist there is a much deeper cultural trauma inflicted on west Germans in particular and all Germans by proxy that is in no small way responsible for the sorry state of their military culture and bearing.
>>65054203no man, you have to come to terms with the fact that the Germans today are not the same Germans who manned CENTAG, just like the Brits today are not the same Brits who manned BAOR and fought the Falklands War; that generation had no generational trauma, but it is gonethe current generation is entirely motivated by a completely different worldview that barely understands these things
>The F-47 NGAD Gets $5 Billion in the Defense Budget >The Navy’s F/A-XX Gets $140 Million With $72 Million Tied to an Uncertain Reconciliation Bill>www.19fortyfive.com/2026/04/the-f-47-ngad-is-getting-5-billion-the-navys-6th-generation-fighter-is-getting-140-million-and-nobody-knows-who-will-build-it/
>>65053070The F22 could be expanded upon if everyone wasnt terrified of diminishing returns. It runs on software older than windows XP and has a lot of junk taking up space it doesn't need in 2026.
>>65052969How should I interpret this article then?genuine question, my reading comp is not fantastic lolhttps://www.defenseone.com/policy/2026/04/budget-would-cut-pentagon-research-third-can-industry-compensate/412634/?oref=d1-homepage-top-story
>>65053572Your article is about basic and applied research, which is stuff like university grants. His comment is about product development and engineering, which is paying MIC contractors to get the projects they're working on to a state where they're ready to be used.So it's not really a matter of cutting our future tech in order to buy current stuff, it's a matter of potentially cutting far future tech in order to get near future tech ready faster.
>>65053657ngl thanks for the qrd
>>65052680but according to /k/ the f47 flew in 2020 (nevermind the fact that they havent even picked a design till 2024)
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>>65037472This retard denies half of western history even happened, way to fall for CCP propaganda.
>>65041371too bad I already did my time and have disability.
is it true you need a STEM bachelors or masters to get into enlisted space force?
>>65053765That or you need to have the ability to float three feet off the floor. I can do that and I got in. Only problem is I don't know how to turn it off. Please help, I can't stop floating. They use me as a floating coat-rack.
I’ve seen people go totally schizo and haunt regular threads for years but I’ve never seen the opposite where all criticism is attributed to a strawman that doesn’t exist. You want to run a smokescreen for pedophiles as cattle for Zionists? Good for you. But if for one minute you think you’re free from criticism or you delude yourself into thinking you aren’t going to find out, go ahead pedo defense force, fuck around.
>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
>>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.
>>65054081Daylight good weather detection would be pretty easy actually.https://youtube.com/watch?v=zFiubdrJqqIModern daylight camera pixels have extremely low cost Thermal cameras pixels have like 10000-100000 times more coat though, so might detection would much more expensive.
>>65054174I would add that Ukrianians build similar in principle system to detect Shahed drones. Only it uses acoustic sensors. Now system runs about 15000 networked microphones and covers pretty much entire country. Detects flying lawnmowers day and night and bad weather.
How do you defend yourself against this little thief?
>>65051091So how did a rabbit laying eggs get associated with Jesus again?
>>65053945There was a folk belief in Western Europe that rabbits could give virgin birth, while eggs symbolizing resurrection/reincarnation is a recurring mythological motif going back possibly as far as the neolithic. So when Christianity reached Western Europe the two things got combined.
>>65053945rebranded paganism like every christian holiday
>>65053945The furrys are a kinky lot.
>>65051091I grab the bunny and bite into it to teach it and its buddies a lesson.
I’m cleaning out my shared apartment after discovering my ex had a significant amount of cp on his laptop, phone, discord, pretty much everywhere. I came across this /k/ fanfic and thought maybe someone would enjoy it.
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>>65054151Are we talking real-ass CP here, or anime bullshit?
>>65054169>doxxing
And money isn't a problem, would /k/ turn their body into a weapon or do you prefer to keep your weapons separate? Personally, I wouldn't mind a shotgun arm.
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!
>>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?
>>65053384WE GAAAAAN
