You're shot down over enemy territory with only a sidearm and a suicide pill. How do you survive while being hunted by hordes of starving inbred peasants that think they're going to get magic power by killing and eating you?
>>65050789the star-sharted undie has been captured... its over
>>65054286And yet stuff is still getting outI think we would've seen/heard more than these few traces we've got if they were really going after what's got to be the most closely guarded target in IranAt some point they would have to fly over highly built up areas to get to the INTCThe rescue op, by comparison, would take place in mostly uninhabited/sparsely populated areas, making it far more likely they could pull it off without getting spotted
>>65054247Maybe, just maybe, its to show "Because we can".
>>65053625military morale is totally fine. What youre thinking about are dumbass civies who are literally getting their news from 100% false Twitter posts.
>>65050295>how do you survive?Three simple rules:Be white
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.
>>65054327You can avoid it by simply not overdo it like a damn junkie.
Wolverine claws>butWolverine claws>b-but that's gayWolverine claws
>>65054393>avoid it
Just give me a full body prosthetic like The Major. That counts as one item so I won't have any psychosis problems.
>>65054206A layered system of AI-driven bodyguards and drones is the obvious optimal solution.
>no retarded finger grooves>metal-lined magazines>pebble texture grips>no front serrationsi would like to see you prove me wrong.
>>65052997>pleb ass tasteListen here you uppity nigger, first of all futa is not pleb-tier. Second of all I'm not gay like you, I'm significantly gayer you fucking fag and don't you forget it
>>65052872>being toppedgay
>>65053421>>65053544;)
>>65053142>Forgetting sexy airplanes
>>65049708Counterpoint for Gen 5>ambidextrious>grips are not slippery>mags are just fine>front serrations make front racking easier>mag release button is more responsiveI have a Glock 17 classic and boy does that mag release piss me off.Also pic related is a guy but Agravity Boys is a genuinely fun bro manga
Nuke cannon
>>65051840It is literally a Moab on the go.
>>65052803What is /k/onsensus on the misfit here and why is it not a nuke?
>>65051840>100% instant casualty radius in excess of 520 feet (160 m). The shell's greatest effect would have been its extreme prompt neutron radiation which would have killed most of the enemy troops inside that circle within minutes. Its blast would do very little if any damage to the enemy's tracked vehicles. Troops further away would have died within hours, days and less than two weeks depending on their range from the point of burst and the effectiveness of their protection. Kill the meat, save the metal
>>65051812>Nuke cannonYou probably don't need to nuke the cannon, a simple JDAM or LGB is probably quite sufficient to destroy it, especially if the is propellant stored nearby.
>>65051812Mandatory unlock unless playing Nuke General.
How deep does the chicom military cope go? This is bullshit, right? Doesn't the US have a bunch of tungsten here in Alaska?
>>65053044Doubtful considering the US supports Morocco claim to Western Sahara.
>>65053182Nigger there's chink police operating in new york.... of course they're in canada.They only go after their own people but that's still disgusting and they should be treated as terrorists.
>>65053182Yep, they regularly fuck around doing the sort of shit that'd get you regime-changed in the states.Last term they were actively threatening the families of of opposition party members.
>>65045356>hereAraska
>>65053546It would a shame if they ended up at the bottom of the river.
Does anyone here have experience with 10m air pistol shooting? I wanted get into some form of bullseye competitive shooting that isn't two gun matches since it wouldn't involve me having to run around like a jackass. Plus .177 cal competition pellets are far cheaper than having to stock up on real ammo. I was looking around for an air pistol and I noticed there are massive price jumps.>Air Venturi Steyr knockoffWhile it is only ~$650 online people seem to complain about the grips and also don't appear to be all that accurate after you get out of being a novice>Hammerli AP20 ProI want to get one of these since they seem to be an okay price, but I am unsure what they are lacking being $1000 cheaper than a Steyr, Morini, or even a Pardini>Steyr, Morini, and PardiniI noticed most Olympic shooters go with either a Steyr LP10 (pic rel) but I am unsure what these three offer or differ over the other options other than I know most of the offerings from Morini have an electronic trigger and I know I am not overly crazy over that. But I am not sure dropping $2200-2500 on a pistol when I am unsure if I would even like the sport is wise to do when just starting out.>Used pistolsI see older pistols like Walther CPs or Feinwerkbau pistols go for a lot less on Fuddjoker or ebay, but I am unsure if spare parts exist or if the air tubes have service lives from being constantly filled and unfilled, seals, trigger parts, etc. are hassles I want to deal with.Ty for coming to my retard TED talk.
>>65039925based
>>65042658>laserHow gay could they get?
>>65051395mandated buttplugs for safety?
>>65030871where?
>>65053723Not them, but there are a few on ebay atm.
I haven't seen one in a good while. I'm seriously thinking about buying an AUG soon so I'd like some advice. I know there's both 5.56 and .300 blackout variants to choose from and I'm leaning towards the .300 and just using supersonic ammunition. AUGs are notable for being poor suppressor hosts anyways, right? Plus, prices for supersonic .300 aren't that bad according to AmmoSeek when compared to 75/77gr 5.56 which I already buy. Plus if I ever change my mind about .300 I could just buy a 5.56 barrel.
>>65035402A .308 with a 24" barrel (as God intended) is /K/ino. The round's performance with a barrel that long is nothing to scoff at.
>>65052533>>65049509I tried shooting an F2000 once and I don't know if it was just the gun I was shooting but it seems like it was extremely difficult to remove the mag in general from the gun.
>>65054336Yeah it has a gasket around the mag. Keeps it a sealed system but makes mag changes harder. Before they were not available anymore and all the spare parts sent to Ukraine people used to just shave the gaskets, doing that lets you use mags too but im happy with the sticky mag changes.
>>65035549>not loving this aesthethicc blob
Post weapons/ships/vehicles/equipment/whatever that was the ABSOLUTE PEAK... for all of 20 seconds.Example: Kropatscheks, Portuguese especially, were the absolute best rifles for a handful of years, and then rapidfire developments overtook it practically overnight.
>>65040080
>>65040062>>65040173I think HMS Dreadnought herself is a good example of the spirit of the thread. She undeniably changed naval warfare forever after but was herself obsolete within the decade.
Remington Lee mogged other bolt guns hard in 1885...
>>65040042I want one of these rated for .454 Casull/410
>>65052713>>65053551Good picks!
How is infecting someone with Anthrax or spraying Agent Orange around a forest worse than using regular bombs and nukes?
>>65052467Wow very interesting. Can I see a source for this claim?
>>65045876even hitler thought it was a gay way to fight a war
>>65051168I can't find the source of this but iirc wasn't our broad response to the 3 types of WMDs:-If you escalate to nuclear weapons we are strongly considering nuking you back, tactical operations notwithstanding. You may, depending on the end of the war, still manage to have self-rule and international recognition of your statehood-If you use chemical weapons we WILL nuke your ass in retaliation. We're probably gonna occupy your country afterwards if not dissolve it in the long run after thoroughly dismantling your military assets to be safe.-If we strongly suspect you are planning on releasing biological pathogens/lab grown diseases we will go full exterminatus and glass your country until nothing is left alive just to be sure
>>65045876Nobody wants to deal with decon/ppe/dying horribly for negligible military benefit so we all agreed not to.
>>65045876A nuke goes off in a single spot and the radiation dissipates within weeks.A normal bomb is the same but without the radiation.Orange crush kills the plants and defoliates the area, then sticks in the soil for anywhere from a year to several decades depending on where it leaches into, causing issues in the local population for what can sometimes be generations.Anthrax, especially anti-biotic resistant strains, can get around terrifyingly easily, and is just as liable to fuck up the guys dropping it as the guys being hit by it.
>shits all over staccato to the point of capitalizing the 2011 marketSo how did Kimber pulled this off, by getting rid of the old CEO?
>>65048717That was hideous
>>65048717>wear marks are somehow a bad thingdo people just not shoot their guns or something?
>>65049035As >>65048991 said it's not wear which you can tell because the finish is falling off. My reaction is lol cerakote. Supposedly there are good cerakote jobs out there, but I've never handled one. I wouldn't be expecting a decent finish from a budget 2011 anyways.
>>65041907They sell it in 45 as well dumb nigger ape
>>65053408Nope
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>>65053611Traitor!!
>>65054350Please explain your use of "t." and how your pic matters.
>>65052111Fag. The rifle, m1 mogs your pos soviet shiet
>>6505213530-06 moggs 7.62 soviet
>>65052111We get it, you’re poor lol. Sneed you bitch!
Do you need special munitions to take out power plants in a similar way to runway cratering and taking out hardened bridges?It seems like Russia and Ukraine just take the route of trying to hit critical components and grid connectors but we've seen that so long as you have access to components then you can quickly return to business after a strike.
>>65054283>Iranian tollwayMore like Ayatollbooth
>>65054318>no need to guess, the instant the Iranians declared their uranium stockpiles, they put themselves on the atomic clock for intervention Meh, the Israelis have been saying they're months from a bomb for 30 years and US intelligence reported their program wasn't active as of February. It's more likely the Israelis pushed hard for this now because this admin is the last window they could realistically get America to go to war for them for the foreseeable future.
>>65048347Pretty sure it killed more slavs than germans
>>65054345>the Israelis have been saying they're months from a bomb for 30 yearsliarthe Israelis said they were learning how to build cascades; the Iranians didthe Israelis said they were building cascades; the Iranians didthe Israelis said they were learning how to build warheads; the Iranians didthe Israelis said they were producing weapons-grade uranium; the Iranians didetc etcstep by step from the ground, every step was documented by the Israelis, but you deploy this "months from a bomb for thirty years" bullshit to cover up that fact up in rhetorical strawmanning>US intelligence reported their program wasn't active as of Februarysemantic wordplay that working on rebuilding cascades is allegedly not the same as working on a nuclear warhead, and ignoring that Iran itself claimed its weapons-grade uranium stockpiles were intact
>>65051375If that was their goal they wouldn't be attacking random civilian targets in countries that aren't hostile to them. It seems they don't even have a unified strategy since their president apologized for the attacks and IGRC doubled down on them right after.
it seems they finally got mass production working, these greatly shift the economics of the war.
>>65054150Becoming the mirror image of evil is still wrong anon
>>65054153>build up speed in freefall then punch outyeah ok but those are not really vibrations. I started very early with drones, back when we still used brushed motors and during tight maneuvers motors could easily get overpowered and all kind of crazy behavior and crashes would happen.pic unrelated, doing this old spark for a friend, ripped arm off while flying in dense fog. bottom sensor got wet and it started detecting ground despite being 500m in the air, when this happens it refuses to descent... till battery runs out and it just falls from the sky.arm got reattached with aircraft grade araldite and it'll be good again.
>>65054150If they weren't impotent and highly consanguineous they wouldn't be losing in general.
>>65054084>Israel introduces the death penalty for a very specific demographicHuh, i feel like ive seen this before
>>65054117See, you severely misjudge the human quality of the target audience.
>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
>>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.
You would need to combine the IR cameras with acoustic sensors as well for a truely powerful passive AD network but I’m not sure if it’s theoretically possible to pick up the sound waves in a meaningful wayMaybe Zeppelins hovering over the airspace and scanning for acoustic noise
>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/
>>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)
>F47Where's F36-46?
F-33 would’ve sounded cooler than F-35 I believe the aircraft is cursed because of that numerology.F-22 is the strongest numerologically speaking.F-11 would also have been a powerful number which got skipped.F-47 is a powerful number combination too so I expect it to do well
