/k/ - American army actually learned something from Ukra - Weapons

Anonymous

03/30/26(Mon)10:04:28 No.65025464

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Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)10:04:28 No.65025464 Archived

American army actually learned something from Ukraine war. By 2030 if your army is not run like some RPG-shooter where each soldier gets awarded points to buy equipment and all his actions are streamed to data-center on moon where AI determine how many freedom-points to award for doing 360 no-scope kill, you're going to DIE

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)19:20:18 No.65026992

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)19:20:18 No.65026992

>>65025464
>on moon
>from Ukraine war
>to data-center
I'm noticing a severe lack of articles, definite or indefinite, in your shitpost, Ivan

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)21:29:12 No.65027318

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)21:29:12 No.65027318

>>65026992
>Ivan

Anonymous
03/30/26(Mon)21:31:04 No.65027322

Anonymous 03/30/26(Mon)21:31:04 No.65027322

>>65025464
That's Braptastic my dude.

Anonymous
03/31/26(Tue)01:34:13 No.65027912

Anonymous 03/31/26(Tue)01:34:13 No.65027912

>retvrning to the classical era where soldiers just bought all their stuff from the market and everyone was expected to supply themselves
Modern logistics were gay anyways

Anonymous
03/31/26(Tue)01:49:49 No.65027929

Anonymous 03/31/26(Tue)01:49:49 No.65027929

>>65027912
We’re gonna have the best of both worlds anon. Those asvab waivers in logistics are gonna be working at Amazon whether they like it or not

Anonymous
03/31/26(Tue)06:39:00 No.65028339

Anonymous 03/31/26(Tue)06:39:00 No.65028339

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>>65025464
Out of all the games out there trying to predict the future of warfare, I didn't think Bulletstorm would be the one to get it right.