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What does /k/ think about the future of the Navy?
Are we headed in a good direction or do we need more Iowas?
>>28067205
What the fuck is wrong with the scale of that pic?
>>28067205
>Need more Iowas
I can already tell this is gonna be a good thread.
Are Zumwalts going to replace Tico's?
>>28067243
Dunno, maybe the Ford would be too big. I would have made Ford bigger and added the San Antonio's in there and taken out the Arleigh Burke.
Hey, guys, usually I don't scroll your board, but I thought it would be interesting for you
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GjAhdcotqxw
"This is the definitive story of the bloody and brutal battle for Donetsk airport, told by the men who fought for it." – Simon Ostrovsky on Shahida Tulaganova's documentary
36 mins of the Ukranian war, told by the vets
enjoy
Trailer
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8hKa55GgeZw
>page 3
ok
well
can we have a tactical stick thread?
>>28067093
you know you can buy those from hiking stores, the point is for when you go over earth or ice, and the cap is for rock and so they don't damage your bag
pic is a "Sheppard's axe", traditional in some countries, but now often decorative
>>28067093
>tactical stick
>bright yellow
>>28067093
>stick only 9mm wide
Enjoy not killing anything. Pic related: superior .45" stick.
ITT: stupid ass gun ideas.
>>28066973
Not really sure how a steadycam setup would be stupid, but ok
Sorry about your autism
>>28066973
How is that even remotely stupid?
>>28066973
>ITT: stupid ass-gun ideas
SWAT team breaks in your house, and you know they want to kill you on sight and lie about it later on. Preferred weapon of choice to survive?
mossberg 500 combat style(pistol grip and foregrip) with drum magazine
>>28066914
Dragon Dildo
>>28066914
Paint myself in black paint so dindus get the police chief fired for me
The UK has finally authorised bombing ISIS in Syria. A lot of British representatives were boasting about the "Brimstone" missile used by the RAF. So, let's have a Ground Attack thread. Is the Brimstone any good? Any better than Mavericks? Will it make that much of a difference in Syria?
There's this video but it seems a lot like fluff than substance.
https://youtu.be/oo6M1ZQcsh0
>>28066887
I have no comment or knowledge on the subject except to say that Brimstone is a top tier name for a weapons system
Whom are bongs going to bomb again?
>>28066887
>Is the Brimstone any good
It's okay, but inferior to the SDB II
>Any better than Mavericks
Yes
>Will it make that much of a difference in Syria
No
You want a 9mm round that can be shot from a 3" barrel through a windshield, pass through heavy winter clothing, and penetrate and expand sufficiently.
What round do you buy?
.357 sig
>>28066836
no.
>>28066826
.38 super. http://www.thetruthaboutguns.com/2012/03/robert-farago/new-from-wilson-combat-38-super-super-sentinel/
Hits like a truck with the right loads.
>>28066826
Federal HST, Speer Gold Dot Short Barrel +P
Welp, looks like I had better get a concealed carry pistol before hildebeast and barry ban them. What pistol is best for this purpose? I love my Beretta 92FS, but she's really way too big to carry around. That's a gun to go to war with, not to have just in case of an active shooter.
>>28066814
Auto or revolver?
I personally use a Colt Detective Special because it weighs as much as a bottle of soda and .38 spcl ain't bad but...i mean there's always Glock.
9mm Shield is king of everyday carry.
>>28066839
You know, I was thinking automatic of course. But now that you mention it, I suppose I should at least consider revolvers, shouldn't I?
/k/ what were some primitive ways to clean your gun and remove rust.
I mean during the 1700s and 1800s probably early 1900s they didn't have the good stuff like we had. What did they use to maintain their funs?
>>28066659
>YFW the metal was so damaged from salt water exposure and storm exposure in the Caribbean.
oil + elbow grease.
>>28066659
heard they used bronze in some way.
post the weirdest military engineering you have ever seen.
pic related, the soviets made it, need I say more
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lun-class_ekranoplan
>>28066515
You think that's weird? You haven't even scratched the surface.
>>28066515
That's not weird that's terrifying
>>28066545
how the hell does that even fly
calling all old fags
has the state of the world, be it gun laws, gun violence, wars, mass murderers and other social issues always been this prevalent?
Im sick of kids my age talking like this is all just a sudden thing and would like some insight. Or has the world always sucked?
>>28066456
>has the state of the world, be it gun laws, gun violence, wars, mass murderers and other social issues always been this prevalent?
Ever hear of a little thing called "The Hundred-Years' War"?
>>28066456
The number of violent deaths and conflicts in relation to the number of people on the planet is lower than ever.
The 20th century was far more violent, even discounting the major set-piece wars, than the 21st century has been.
The "Syrian Refugee Crisis" is a hilarious, trifling drop in the bucket compared to the rivers of blood that were flowing in Rwanda, the Congo, and Central African Republic barely 20 years ago.
The prevalence of media and especially first hand video of every little injustice and 'atrocity' has increased the sense of violence and mayhem even though there is less than ever.
Surprise Surprise, people's perceptions don't match reality.
>>28066456
36 y/o here, yes and no
the world has always had problems. mass murders aren't new, sleazy politics isn't new,gun control isn't new (but we have more people fighting for guns now then I remember) SJW's and their issues aren't new. IMO, the big difference is
>internet
social media is based around everything now. I don't need to hear what the folks on twitter are saying about jack shit. Its lazy journalism and needs to stop.
>kids are given way to much credit
in relation the internet, nobody knows how to tell somebody to shut up anymore. IMO its all from the "every get s trophy, NOBODY LOSES :D :D" crap generation that's now grown and doesn't know how to be an adult so they blog and tweet and "protest" thinking theyre going to actually make a difference when theyre really just sitting on their hands and acting like children
the world sucks when you grow up, part of that is just shrugging it off and dealing with it and trying to enjoy what you have. Welcome to it
to impress a real life operator with your abilities or combat knowledge.
What do you do? Show them your moves, /k/.
Sucking your own dick doesn't work.
I beer bonged 3 fosters at once one time after eating Burger King and threw up.
Nunchuck routine.
I've been practicing in case I meet SGM Vining.
>>28066428
I can field strip a Mosin in under 5 minutes and I can also run for awhile without stopping for another cigerette.
Am I in?
Here's my simple idea to destroy s-300 without any losses :
>put 4 HIMARS 300km from the s-300 systems
>launch all the shit from it
>S-300 can't stop them all, even it there's 4 systems
>??????
>Profit?
Why wouldn't this work?
>>28066336
Touché
>>28066336
what scenario?
and what you do next?
>>28066336
>186.4 mile maximum range
>Why wouldn't this work?
Actual maximum range is 43 miles.
Post ISIS
Are they a capable military?
Or are they prepper tier?
>>28066023
That's pretty creepy man
And by post ISIS I mean post pic related.
He was one of the three
Americu.cks on a suicide watch.
>Russia carried out the first successful flight test of a new anti-satellite missile this month, marking a new phase in the global militarization of space.
>The flight test of Russia’s direct ascent anti-satellite missile, known as Nudol, took place Nov. 18, according to defense officials familiar with reports of the test.
>With the successful anti-satellite missile test, Russia has joined China in arming its forces with strategic space warfare weapons.
Twenty days earlier China conducted a flight test of its anti-satellite missile. The Dong Neng-3 direct ascent missile was tested on Oct. 30 in western China.
>Little information is available on the secretive Russian program. However, as with China, the Russian direct ascent missile appears linked to its missile defense programs.
Russian state-run press reports have identified the mobile transporter-launcher for what is described as “a new Russian long-range missile defense and space defense intercept complex.” The weapon is “being developed within the scope of the Nudol OKR [experimental development project],” Novosti reported in 2014.
>The new weapon is being developed by the Almaz-Antey Air Defense Concern.
http://freebeacon.com/national-security/russia-conducts-successful-flight-test-of-anti-satellite-missile/
>>28065871
Goodie, more nations with little to no regard for Kessler syndrome rattling their sabres.
Guess what.
Shit isn't going to stop them losing a war when they rely on GPS satellites too, not that having no GPS would stop them getting stomped anyway. Anyone launching ASATs is getting hatefucked to death by everyone else on the planet.
You want to stir up feelings of war and hatred within the western world? Blow up a satellite. Guarantee you'll not see a more furious public when you disrupt Facebook.
>>28065871
gee ivan, how that garmin of yours gonna work without those sats ?
>>28065871
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ASM-135_ASAT
Good for them it only took 31 years for them to catch up to the US.
![MP_Shield_C[1].jpg](https://i.imgur.com/MN6wGgG.jpg "MP Shield C[1]")
