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She's so cool and her knowledge of ballistics is amazing, I think she exerts that old school /k/ energy and I love it.
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>>65364142
You have to go back faggot
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>>65366456
Why are all of the nova faggots swooning over this troon? Are they a bunch of chasers?
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>>65364208
>>65381564
How do you fall for bait this blatant?
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>>65379549
Wow, so true
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>>65369502
Eric

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What are some good books to learn about military discipline, language, tract, and tradition? Doesn't matter if they're English or from other European countries. It really bothers me how contemporary western writers seem to be incapable of portraying these aspects in their own fiction, everyone acts like a dudebro teenager or some uncultured bum which seem completely at odds with the reality of personnel I met over the years.
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>>65384933
You go big or go home
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>>65384958
If you can't explain something to a 5 year old, you are not wise on that topic, and your cultural contribution will be null.
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>>65384992
You talk of such frivolous things as if I’d care or should care about them. My only goal is for my ideas, my vision to become fully realised and nothing more. That’s been the case for a decade even in the earliest roughest of ideas haha
Why? It’s fun to create.
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>>65385083
>i don't care
>makes a whole ass wall of text
your ego is weak anon
just admit you fucked up
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>>65385535
Kek
Raped that freak

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Now Upgraded nuclear-powered missile cruiser Admiral Nakhimov received 80 UKSK vertical launch cells for Kalibr, Oniks, and Zircon cruise missiles also now carries 96 vertical launch cells for surface-to-air missile systems.
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>>65388887
that way i could feel the life drain out of your malnourished body with my bare hands because gloves were for the sorry bastards on the siberian front
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>>65387576

>Posts Moskva

It’s funny because it has been their flagship.
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>>65380038
>>65380205
>muh Chernobyl
You know what provides some of the best radiation shielding known to man? A few meters of water.
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>>65386559
>What the fuck is even that high up?
Radar and radio antennas, optical rangefinders, fire directors, lookouts etc.
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>>65387638
>Yes, they are not meaningfully different
FTFY.

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Questions that don't deserve their own thread
Free free to ask your dumbass questions that don't deserve their own thread right here so you don't kill a psyop or shill thread.

My question: is Atlantic Firearms still having issues with their payment processor getting hacked? I want to buy some Bakelite mags from them and I need to know if I should use a one time card or not.

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Do piggyback red dot mounts for ACOGs and scope rings tilt downward slightly to allow for more adjustment on the dot like a 20MOA scope mount does? When I look through my dot on top of the TA02 it seems like I'm looking down at an angle. It's properly mounted and torqued.
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>>65387101
It's smaller and lighter. I use 30mm dots for "patrol" style rifles and the Micro sized dots for "entry" style rifles.
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>>65384436
Lasers on pistols are retarded and don't hold zero. Just buy a TLR-1.
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>>65387101
I forget where I read it, maybe I'm having a schizo moment, but the MR556 is recommended to be used with only low back pressure cans. CAT WB is a good option. There was a little drama around this I think but the Fireteam 556 is basically the same thing and a little cheaper.
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>>65388929

I think I heard the same thing, I'll look into the fireteam.

>>65388679

Gotcha. The T2 seems to be less than half the weight of the PRO.

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Prototypes/Theorhetical/shit that barely looks like it can fly.
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>>65387679
THERE ARE HALF DOZEN OF US
HALF DOZEN!
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>>65387970
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>>65381039
>what if 109 but big
Genius design
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>>65388295
I fully support any aircraft developments that usher us into the Ace Combat timeline.
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>>65385844
Who has the TDP for that? Imagine dronified Thunderscreeches 24/7/365 over Russian lines, creeping slowly but certainly towards Moscow and Petersburg, bringing the war home to the Ruskies.

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>is unaffected by drone warfare in your path
Heh noPING personal kid
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>>65388591
lol, who actually believes those numbers?
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>>65388582
If there is one thing AI does well, it is listening to years of recorded submarine sounds and finding patterns.
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>>65388163
I mean, they are. The literally have a fiber optic wire by which they can be controlled.
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>>65388270
in 1975, maybe
the seawolf class could run silent at 25knots and burst above 30 knots
virginia is even more hydrodynamic than the seawolf class with an even quieter pump jet
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>>65388591
>Still 70 artillery systems per day
Is that how fast they make mortars, then? Will they never run out like tanks did?

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What do we know of Ukraine's new stealth drone? It looks like it is jet-powered and has some minor resemblance to the Czech Nightray. The wing configuration looks like a low-observable design, but I don't know how useful that is with that tail.
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>>65388969
They had to mark their shit before the invasion to be able to differentiate their own forces from ukie forces. This is not the first time something like this happened. They also drew stripes during the 1968 Czechoslovakia invasion. This was a lesson from the 1956 invasion of Hungary, where soviets shot themselves often because both sides had the same tech.
Well, they chose a number of signs (Z, V, O and Ø) for different groups of invading forces. The most popular Z and V got retroactively turned into propaganda symbols when the war bogged down and the regime needed something to rally the people around.
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>>65388992
It were chosen because of shapes which are easy to differentiate and easy to draw by a retarded conscript with a painbrush in 2 seconds. And which wouldn't be present in regular markings.
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>>65389042
>easy to draw
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>>65388594
>I don't remember his name
I'm sure you mean John Oliver though I haven't heard that he has drug problem.
He does have a $30m salary, just re-signed a contract for '27 and married a smoking hot wife so I think he'll be ok.
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>>65388873
>I love the "tea" written on the vodka cup
Russians drink as much tea as the bongs, that's probably actually a mug of tea.

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late bake edition

post wood (furniture)
post groups
discuss the future of the battle rifle
get comfy, frens

thread theme~ i got nothin'. first poster pick a theme

as always; no trips, no traps, no airsoft

last time on /brg/ >>65278026
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>>65388704
20 doll hairs at RTG.
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>>65388737
But are they any good?
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>>65388743
Promag, doubtful. I have not tried and would not waste my money. I usually buy metal surplus and once paid $400/10 NIB FN FAL mags w/(vintage)datecode. I forget the date of manufacture, and my pics were on another phn. One exception were some metal mags from South Korea(?). But sure, guys with an RFB should try them out.
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there on people on /arg/ that genuinely think Mari is better than Asuka or Misato
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>>65389045
>there are people on /arg/

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It used to be if you wanted to put artillery rounds on target precisely, the gun crew needed to be within visual range. Firearms eventually had their effective range extended until they made this too dangerous for gun crews, but then the tank was invented: a tracked armored box that would protect the crew from small arms fire so they could engage frontline targets without being picked off.

Now, however, reconnaisance drones enable an artillery crew to see their target without having to spot it in person. There is no reason artillery pieces need to be moved up to within visual range in an armored box to accurately engage targets, and the measures needed to protect them on the modern battlefield are uneconomical. You can simply leave the artillery well behind the front and direct their fire with modern surveillance equipment; there is no reason to make them run the gauntlet against every drone, mine and ATGM to enable them to spot targets in person with their Mk. 1 eyeball.
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>>65387899
Yep, droneniggers have no argument, they repeat the same set of disspelled cookie cutter memes over and over and deman they be taken seriously and argued against 10x in a row.
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>>65387903
You are baiting to hit thread limit with no argument seethe.
Kill yourself.
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>>65387892
>a non-porous counterdrone defensive envelopes. To station teams ahead and beside the tank by a few KM that are designed to be attritional, entirely designed for deleting drones,
Hear me out: >>65385082
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>>65382235
>wars can no longer be won
This is it. This is the answer. You got it.
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>>65387136
https://www.politico.eu/article/volodymyr-zelenskyy-robotic-systems-russia-army-positions-ukraine/

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The 8th general nuclear thread on /k/ since 2024. Discuss military and civilian nuclear design and fuckups alike, or read translations of such
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>>65384438
>it's just a routine turbine trip. nothing to worry about
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>>65384328
INES was always hit or miss in regards to actual danger
>Mayak is a level lower than Fukushima
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>>65382099
tailings are around 10-20% less radioactive then the ore they're from so diluted they are not that catastrophic, however you absolutely do not want them anywhere near anything you want to eat, since the decay products are of the "will rape your bones" variety
Tailings aside they were also barrels there, also taken by the flood according to the eyewitnesses, supposedly filled with uranium concentrate, which i find hard to believe if not for "actually it was worse than we imagined" being a fucking running theme in every previous nuclear thread
I wouldn't even be surprised if instead of concentrate the barrels contained something worse, would be par for the course in the soviet nuclear program
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>>65386326
>supposedly filled with uranium concentrate
That would be termed 'sub-optimal' and sadly par for the course given the state of the rest of the nonsense.

I'm still hung up on the death figures of the mines. 30k peak occupancy and 30k deaths a year is staggering.
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>>65366316
It’s worse than it looks because we know exactly what was in the tank at Mayak and it wasn’t mostly gamma. It was like 2/3-4/5s beta radiation, 1/3-1/5s gamma radiation, and like less than one percent alpha.

The actual dose they were getting was far higher and internal beta is nasty.

Why don't they send guys who fail BUDs into rates like EOD, Aircrew or Seabee instead of BMs, QMs or MAs? Why the fuck would some guy who want to be an under water knife fighting commando want to spend 6 years chipping rust and painting?

Back in the day to join NSW you had to enlist as another rate and go through A School. Luttrel was a Corpsman(makes sense), Chris Kyle was intel, Axelson was a Sonar tech, and that manlet who burned down USS Bonhomme Richard was an un assigned seaman.

Why don't they put all these guys into rates that require alot of weapons handling and land warfare OR just transfer them to the Marine Corps? And as someone who joined before they changed the rules why would you accept a contract for a shitty rate just to get a shot a BUDs knowing theres an 80% chance you would fail and be locked into a job you hate for 6 years?
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>>65388334
>if you fail, you get recycled back to unit you came from
Return to unit is irrelevant in this conversation, because it mainly revolves around direct-to-SOF pipelines, where you sign a document to go to selection right out of boot camp, before you're ever assigned to a unit (ergo there is no unit to return you to, so you're assigned according to the needs of the Navy at the time)
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>>65388010
>hy don't they send guys who fail BUDs into rates like EOD, Aircrew or Seabee instead of BMs, QMs or MAs?
Speak English doc, not jargon
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>>65388010
I just noticed the cringe rifles they're using-disgusting
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>>65388010
>Why the fuck would some guy who want to be an under water knife fighting commando want to spend 6 years chipping rust and painting?
Because he wasn't good enough to be an underwater knife fighting commando. You can want anything in the world but if you don't meet the standards then you don't meet the standards.
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>>65388010
The navy doesnt care what you want. If you couldn't pass your end of the contract obligation, tough shit. You think the big blue has time to cater to everyone? It just spent a several hundred thousand dollars trying to train you, they're getting their money and manpower back one way or another. Maybe if you get friendly with the civilian in charge of posting, you can get a not so shit job like MA or become a plumber.

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what does /k/ think of Luftwaffe ceremonial swords?
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So which refinery got hit today?
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>>65386511
I have a thing for modern swords with simple crossguards, but ceremonial swords do nothing for me.
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>>65388197
Nigga WTF is wrong with you?
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>>65386511
What happens if you fuck a Jewish girl while holding that sword?
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>>65388964
The vengeful ghost of Adolf Hitler himself will haunt you for the crime of Rassenschande.

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>The Krasnodar Krai authorities plan to pay their Mobile Task Force (MOG) fighters 50,000 rubles per month
Would you spend your days cruising around in a technical and taking potshots at drones for $600 a month?
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>>65388395
>russian GDP 2022 2.3 Tn USD
>Ukrainian GDP 2022 162 Bn USD
I don't know what copium you're huffing but it's not very high grade.
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>>65388460
>>65388395
Acksually Russia is only 8th poorest HOWEVER due to their own bullshit (territorial claims) they have to have their per capita income averaged out with occupied Ukraine, Belarus and Transnistria which puts them comfortably in the same category as Albania.

Also they lie about both income and capita, both of which are decreasing rapidly.
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>>65388581
>which puts them comfortably in the same category as Albania
I'm not sure Albanians would appreciate it (even if their country is a disorganized corrupt clusterfuck).
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>>65382013
that's not even minimum wage in moscow, they want to pay people to get their limbs blown off for that.
Even the impoverished columbians were pissed
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>>65388913
Hey, they better watch it. We can probably cut that GDP by $500 per capita by removing all the NATO bases.

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Why aren't gun scabbards more common for long guns? An AR-15 could easily be carried on the hip since It's OAL is roughly the length of an arming sword, perfect for carry states.
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>>65384990
swords are half the weight or less and not as bulky.
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>>65385819
WTF is that abomination?
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>>65388626
True freedom
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>>65388626
Ork Shoota
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>>65388626
I was browsing gunbroker and saw this gem, it was advertised as a 300blk from a mid tier manufacturer that had been mistreated. In cleaning off the gooey gold spraypaint on the bolt I noticed that it was chambered for 7.62x39, no big deal I have plenty of that, so I looked at my options for mags, then checked what was available for printing that would take mags I already had. Low and behold there was a model that took single stack ak mags so I printed it up to test. I may switch it up for an aluminum lower or modify a printed one to take standard ak mags, we'll see. Also need to get some shims for the handguard nut, it suffered some gangsta gunsmifin but the bolt looks good and the barrel is okay, if a bit too tiny.

Naval experts are already calling it a battlecruiser.

https://militarywatchmagazine.com/article/japan-world-largest-destroyer-china-type055
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>>65388595
Notice how you are avoiding the individual ship cost in the 2030's?
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>>65388616
7 total for $25B

vs 3 Trump-class at ~$45B

And that's assuming the $12-18B figure is even accurate, which is nearly impossible for the first nuclear surface combatants in 3 generations, and when the detail design phase is still years from completion.
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>>65388616
did you miss the fact they're buying 2 per year for the Burkes in 2030s?

It's not 1 for $6B, but 2.
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>ASEV discussion
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>>65388935
>More manpower reduce
>High tense water area
Giggle


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