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Hey guys. So I found this old milsurp DC-15A on one of the rim worlds on my last scavenge. I don't have any ammunition for it, but after I snuck it through the imperial checkpoints onto Coruscant, my local black-market connection (after peddling me to buy some fucking deathsticks) told me it was in full working order, and that I should be careful, as the Empire prohibits old clone technology. So how should I proceed? Should I try and get a certificate for it, or should I smuggle it off-world? you think I could make a profit? I've seen these things go for as high as 3000 credits!
>>23912511
>any year BBY or ABY
>using republic autism credits
>>23912556
>backwater desert dweller detected
>>23912556
Come on, man. At least there's some security in the currency... The fuck do you think the damned rebels would have us using?
So /pol/ is getting ass raped. Its worth a short reprieve from operating to watch the Nazis get owned.
>pretty much mfw
Im late to the party. Someone want to tell me whats going on ?
>>23900177
m00t went full sjw and is taking it out on 4chan
>>23900177
Some retards on /pol/ went after moot, so he's fucking with them.
There's also a rumor that members of /pol/ tried to kill some furries at a convention using chlorine gas/powder. The latter actually happened, but I don't know if the people responsible are from /pol/.
They're currently being punished for being home to domestic terrorist of the above is true.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fs-TObcA6R0
4:05
CQC
Well duh
Still weeb shit. Fuck off back to /a/ faggot.
What are some /k/ approved animes?
I like full metal panic.
upotte!
Kämpfer
Boku No Pico
King of the Hill
Threes Company
So I explored an abandoned missile silo on my week trip to Denver. Which one of you faggots did this? I can dump the rest if you like.
To keep this weapons related, which weapon would you prefer for STALKER-esque room clearing? I almost brought my PPS-43C in 9mm.
Please don't tell me you added to all of that
>>23885247
Of course not. No tagging or stealing when urbexing.
>>23885206
I'd like to see the rest if you're still here, OP.
UE shit is awesome, and missile silo so /k/ related.
Hey /k/, I'm thinking of moving to Turkana to take a lucrative starship maintenance position, but the recent skirmishes between the rebels and the empire in that sector have me worried. Does anyone know what the local weapon laws are like? I want to be able to keep my DL-44 in case anyone starts going door to door.
>>23881525
I dunno, man, you get some seriously good combat duty pay on that new space station they're building, and the thing is so huge that you can barely tell that you're deployed.
>>23881525
Rule of thumb, buddy. If there's a significant Imperial presence, your DL-44 is just as illegal as an X-wing.
>>23881546
Turkana is in rebel hands (for now at least)
ITT Post your favorite battles and military operations, I'll start off with a classic
>Largest amphibious invasion in history
>Allies finally returning to liberate Europe
>The final nail in the coffin for Nazi Germany
What's not to like about it, although the D-Day landings went pretty well, they had a brilliant deception plan and there was delay in reaction on Hitler's part, so really I think they got kinda lucky or at least could of faced a much tougher fight when trying to breakout.
>>23879678
I like Narva because it shows the impact of moral and training in combination with very bold tactics.
They attacked an entrenched enemy who outnumbered them 3:1 (and that is if you believe russian sources without scrutiny) and rolled them over simply due to boldness and lack of fear.
Battle of Legnica. Only a twist of fate saved Europe from the Mongol invasion.
Post /k/ wallpapers and related pictures
>>23873762
>WAR is your CRAFT
>Warcraft
topkek
Hey /k/ids! I got this history essay I gotta write, but my teacher is gay, and won't let me have complex opinions. He will only allow a strict 'yes' or 'no' with support. My question is..
>Did Stalin win the war for the allies?
Please consider Stalin's role in the control of the Red army, and the Red Army's role in the allied victory. Focus on the army, and weapon side of things. I will post a more politically geared version of this post in /pol/.
>>23855992
>History
>Ever being black/white
Your history is bad and he should feel bad.
>>23856010
What do you suggest I do about it?
>>23856027
graduate
In 1985 it was revealed that during the initial years of World War II the Office of War Information kept an archive refereed to as the "Chamber of Horrors". Within, photographs deemed too graphic for publication and possibly damaging to morale. Photos of dead Americans soldiers were not released to the press until 1943. As the war turned in favor of the Allies, such photographs (though often sanitized) were made available in order to combat overconfidence and maintain commitment on the home front.
Such attempts to manage news and information and to shape images and perceptions of the war fell far short of what other belligerent nations were doing and avoided the excesses of World War I—but they did amount to domestic propaganda and censorship that have been criticized since.
What rights do the public have regarding such photos?
Pic related: the first image released from the "Chamber".
>What rights do the public have regarding such photos?
Every right, if the press wanted to publish it. It's called the First Amendment of the United States Constitution.
Also, starting Vietnam and onward, such images would hit stateside faster. You can literally broadcast a war live nowadays if you so felt like it.
Another of the original releases.
>An American soldier of the Antitank Co., 34th Regiment who was killed by mortar fire during the Battle of Leyte.
>>23853934
dat leg
What are some good inexpensive /k/ related christmas presents to gift to your loved ones /k/?
Toiletries?
>>23859459
I guess toiletries aren't exactly NOT /k/ related, but I'm thinking something maybe a little MORE /k/ related. Like some magazines or a Dragon Dildo or something.
bayonets. ak, m7, nugget, ect. they are cheap and usefull, especially ak ones
What's the worst thing you've seen on or off the battlefield, /k/?
>>23843778
This thread
The worst thing I've ever seen was my friend flipping the FUCK out while we were on acid.
Pretty tame, but still traumatic.
This thread
What are your favorite cadences /k/? I like to listen to them when I run. It works better for motivation than music for some reason.
Pulling out my K-Bar knife,
Set to take somebody's life,
'Cause all I ever want to see
Are bodies, bodies, bodies.
Throw another hand grenade,
Should have seen the mess I made,
'Cause all I ever want to see
Are bodies, bodies, bodies.
I'll kill anyone for you,
Anyone you tell me to,
'Cause all I ever want to see
Are bodies, bodies, bodies.
C-130 ROLLIN DOWN THE STRIP
>>23833336
64 RANGERS ON A ONE WAY TRIP
Anyone heard of this yet?
>http://www.westernjournalism.com/texas-lawmakers-bill-make-federal-gun-control-laws-unenforceable-state/?utm_source=rss&utm_medium=rss&utm_campaign=texas-lawmakers-bill-make-federal-gun-control-laws-unenforceable-state
I think every state should have this pushed.
>>23826460
I'm trying to figure out if this is constitutional. Isn't there some legal precedent for Congress regulating certain firearm restrictions under the commerce clause?
>>23826460
Correct me if I'm wrong, but doesn't Alaska also flat-out refuse to enforce any of the draconian federal gun laws as well?
>>23826487
Federal law in theory overrides State law, but there's probably some loophole or something in the bill.
