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>>34533478
>??

woops, didnt mean to do that

HK, probably a VP9.

>>34533478
since its germany and i know some bodyguards of the german army i'm pretty sure its a P30 because they use it and they love it

As I understand it, people in Singapore never have any sex.

So basically 4chan the country.

Still, should be good enough to keep Malaysia or Indonesia from fucking with you.

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>>34533418
trained with you mate back in 2010.

My thoughts
SAR21 is good rifle
Training is good
NCO's can be a bit weak though, but thats coming from an army where NCOs are feared just as much as they're respected
Personal Equipment was good,
Tanks, IFVs, APCs in good numbers

Navy looks good, exceptional frigates, but could do with a pair of destroyers and maybe a light carrier.
Definitely needs more subs

Air force looks good.

FINAL VERDICT:
8/10 the best conscripted country army i've seen

For comparison
USA: 7 (add 1.5 for excellent logistics and air power) so 8.5/10
Australia: 9 (minus one for being small for 8 overall)
Canada: 9 (minus one for being small overall)
Ukraine :7/10
Jordan: 7/10
Netherlands 7/10
Finland :7/10
Italy: 7/10
Deutschland: 6/10
Belgium 5/10

>>34533553
What was so bad about belgium? Dated kit?

I was walking around Brussels a few months back and the soldiers patrolling the streets looked more like 1970's Rhodesians than a modern military.

Ancient FAL's and random selection of miss matched 90's kit. Bongistani police looked like robocop in comparison

Seems entirely accurate and well written from what I skimmed of it. It's always nice when these websites actually consult someone who knows what they're talking about when writing articles instead of the author just pulling shit out of their ass.

>>34533334
Well written -- this is a great intro for a complex topic. In a part two I would add:
>how to short stock a long gun
>the lost art of entering low thru a door or hallway opening
>answer why a long gun is preferable to a handgun in a situation

>>34533524
>>>the lost art of entering low thru a door or hallway opening
expand plz

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>>34533133
>Be me
>Bored at some home
>Have gun on my hip
>Proceed to clear rooms
>Shoot and kill dog
>Wound female and threaten to kill family
>I actually had a lot of fun doing it

I run around my house with unloaded guns and magazines, clearing it, and making "pew pew pew" noises the whole time.

I also imitate reloads from pop culture.

i just dry fire, practice draws, and clearing my apartment randomly.

>>34533032
*bribes*

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dafuq is that?

*laugh uncontrollably*
Then after getting a picture to shit post about spend 5-10 minutes figuring out how to say "dumb fuck" in the common brown languages

>>34532999
Also Philippine - American War
>Basically Vietnam before Vietnam
>First time America had to combat Islamic insurgents, not counting the First Barbary War.

>>34532999
>Boxer Rebellion
>Phillipine American War
>WW1
>Spanish American War
>Boer Wars
>Franco-Prussian War
>Russo-Japanese War
>Anglo-Zulu War

>>34532999
Sino-Vietnamese war AKA Third Indochinese War.

>NVA occupy Cambodia to combat the Khmer Rouge
>China, who are funding and supporters of Cambodia see this
>Invade North Vietnam almost immediately
>China gets absolutely blown the fuck out by the grizzled Vietnamese fighters, lose between 200k and 700k soldiers in a 3-week span
>Vietnam continues to occupy Cambodia until the 80's and only loses small portions of land and comparatively light losses compared to the Chinese

Fairly apt, ties-in with the OP.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sino-Vietnamese_War

>inb4 some faggot thinks the Marines was Washington's continental ARMY.

>>34532905
Of all the wasted thread and incredibly easy google-able questions, this one fucking tops the list.

After a quick google search to find your answer, please consider jumping down from a really high place.

>>34532905
July 11th, 1798, although a couple battalions of Marines were created for the Revolutionary War on November 10th 1775

RP9*

>>34532763
>Remington
Save yourself the trouble and stay far, far away.

>>34532763
You'd be better off with a Walther PPQ or a Glock 19.

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>>34532725
>THATS MY PURSE! I DON'T KNOW YOU!

Works Everytime

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>>34532725
Eulalia!

>>34532725
"Tiocfaidh ár lá!!"
You fucking Sassanach

>>34532374
Decent price, about average for what they go for. How many mags did it come with?

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>under $300 thread
I love these. Picked up this Beretta 72 for $279 and ground the fake can off. Have since added a thread protector/adapter that makes it look pretty sweet. HPA when

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Unissued bulgy mak for $300 on the left, surplus cz83 for $237 on the right

You will go for JTAC qualification around a year after your pipeline. Hastened by your performance and the unit you end up in.

STS guys will be prioritized.

Any reason why you're all about JTAC? There's nothing wrong with the Air Force too. Much better quality of life.

>>34532312
Look dude if you're a tacp you are eventually going to get jtac qualified or it would stall your career

>>34532312
TACP will get JTAC qual but it can take a year to two depending on alot of thing like schedules and the idioticy of the military. You will have other schools you need to go to like SERE and Jump once you are out of the school house which could make it longer. You will be a ROMAD for a year or two basically.

Good luck man, AFSOC is definitely the way to go. They treat their people much better. Really prepare for the PAST tons of people fail it.

>>34532296
>This feels more like an early access game rather than the sequel to such an atmospheric and detailed /k/ mp game.

welcome to the tripwire sales model

it'll be a lot better in two years when nobody plays it anymore

they said they will add new maps, weapons, and vehicles very soon

I have about 170 hours in ro2 and rs1 with about 60 in rs2. I am pretty satisfied with rs2 but wish their were more maps (modders are working on this). Also it was like $22 at release. However all the extra shit in RO2 never gets played because BRIDGES and rs1, although fun, didnt keep my attention for too long. You have to realize that rs2 is a sequel to rs1, which did not have a campaign and less maps than ro2. You got a bundle with two games, of course you will have more content.

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>aimpoint+matech shipped today
Someone give me a 99051

>>34532287
Just make more money

>>34532287
Get a job/better job

>>34532205
>voting for Trump for imports
>not voting to ensure a conservative Supreme Court Justice replacement for Scalia
Your reasoning is flawed

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>>34532213

>>34532205
Don't forget China!

A good guided missile costs way more than that.

>TOW missile
>£8,500 (GPD) in 1984
>comes to $33,651 (USD) in 2017

>FGM-148 Javelin
>$246,000 (USD) in 2014

but either way no, tanks are still important

>>34532194
>Infantry warfare is a joke
>Infantry are as obsolete as battleships
>30 cent bullet > soldier with 10-20k worth of kit
:3

Battleships are obsolete because not because they have vulnerabilities (though heavy armor belts on warships are an obsolete concept), but that their role is obsolete. Naval warfare is no longer decided by big gun duels, but by; AShMs, submarines, and aviation. On the other hand, there isn't yet an answer to the requirement for something that can advance quickly across cross-country terrain while attacked with; artillery, cluster munitions or ubiquitous rapid fire small arms. If stopping an armored thrust was easy with cheap anti tank weapons, why did the Iraqis, with large stockpiles of AT weapons, get destroyed so utterly by competent usage of armored forces not once, but twice?