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>>33005488
Timothy McVeigh.

John Wick AND Major Schaefer!? Flawless victory.

team 2 no doubt

We'll do what we've always done. Shoot the fucker until it stops moving.

>>33005199
I'll take 1 and 4.

>>33005199

No, in all likelyhood a better round of 5.56 will be developed to counter it. And another and another and so on and so forth.

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>people only know about the unclassified details

Join the cool kids club and find out.

>>33005103
Embrace the fact that you aren't an ignorant shitbird anymore.

>>33005103
>official price tag of more than $1 trillion.
And it has only gone up. It is a good jet that we don't need at all.
WHY THE FUCK DO WE NEED VTOL.
>we can put our multi million dollar jet on the front line so it can be hit by a sheepfucker with an rpg while it slowly rises off the pad.

http://breakingdefense.com/2016/03/current-f-35-costs-drop-but-total-costs-go-up/

I don't think its ever seen combat and I've never seen reliability stats. It looks cool, though.

Nobody know.

>>33004640
stats are totally generic modern mbt

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>1€

>>33004085

Looks tasty as fuck lad, althought I am always more for a expresso yet I don't mind drinking some coffee with milk if that is what that thing is.

>the first thing people bought with military salary

A used F-150/Dodge Charger

38 $15-each shots of well whiskey at a strip club

The first part of an obnoxious chest piece or shoulder sleeve tattoo that will be abandoned and covered over with something else in three years when you get a fiancé

12 cases of NOS or equivalent energy drink

A sensual evening with a lady of the night and a lifetime of Valtrex for the herpes sores that follow

I saw the movie three days ago. Great laughs were had. Gotta root for Burt and Heather.

funny how they used all semi-auto guns because it was cheaper, but it ended up making it more realistic

there is one big error
the "elephant gun" is actually an 8ga or 10ga shotgun

>>33003537
The shells he loads into it are actually 8 gauge brass case slugs. Not sure it's an error

They are untermensch

Their aircraft are more than sufficient for their purpose and for sale to lesser operators.

War is a system of systems. Concentrating on one is childish and stupid. Know context instead.

>>33002763
You're right.

In that case, still relying on GCI for air control is antiquated and obsolete and shows that they are not serious about using the VVS offensively or to be a match for anything that isn't a third world power. The inability to produce low RCS airframes is merely a side-effect of a poorly maintained, equipped and trained air force.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_7W6qhNktiU

>>33002253
>recommends zombie survival guide
I just vomited a bit.

>>33002228
I think those are more for shrapnel and maybe some small blunt force stuff, think of someone protester throwing a rock at your face an so on.

Any projectile unless you mean shit like a 22 would have enough force to either take a couple of teeth / break our jaw or literally kill you from cranial trauma if they don't penetrate it to begin with.

Depends on what you want to do with your rioters.
Because if there's napalm in that shit it would light them on fucking fire.

>>32998702
It will only make them stronger.

Could you really wake up in the morning and look in the mirror knowing you burned a shitload of people to death? Could you really fall asleep at night, when you close your eyes and picture those burning faces? Potentially their kids, who were innocent bystanders their moronic parents dragged out of the house?

I don't think I could do it man. Imagine never forgetting the smell of human flesh at the hands of you.

>>32998645
Currency? Ammo and hotsauce.

>>32998674
And booze.

>>32998645
lighters and soap

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polymer, striker fired pistols that are ll glock clones with slight changes in appearance that looks like they were melted and morphed just slightly enough to avoid copyright laws

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I look at stens and think, why not make improvements, make em smaller and in .32 or .25, maybe .32 NAA or .30 luger with wood stocks and handgaurds, or could one upscale it to fire things like .30 carbine and accept .30 carbine mags, flash hiders, optics, could be a modular, insanely cheap weapon to make. or even do like they did with Sterlings and full on rifle calibers, or maybe intermediates like .220 Russian, or 8 Kurz, integerally surpressed.

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>>32998808
So a Hi Point carbine if they actually cared? If the ATF were dissolved they could make them even cheaper with open bolts and short barrels, and with full auto now an option 380/32 versions would be popular bullet hoses, assuming they were made double stack. I believe they already have shitty rails so the modularity is there.

They're badass, ten SOG teams straight up vanished in the jungle and were never heard from again, and another fourteen teams were entirely killed in action

>>32995942
Hands down the most interesting special operations team from any era, or any country. I have read alot of books on them. Dudes are fucking gods among men.

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who the hell are they?

Too much freedom brah
They was a real confederacy and not willed by an iron hand like union whitewashers

>>32997018
>like union whitewashers
Oh, the irony.

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>ywn shoot routing confederate conscripts in the back with a Henry lever action

>>32994530

Bump

>>32994530
Thermals are better and cheaper for the average joe.
Only decent NV will cost you a good car.

>>32994564

Interested in thermals for my AR for hog hunting in the great country of Texas. Anything you'd recommend?

Recording capability would be cool, too.

I'd probably run a combo with a helmet mounted NV for navigation. Maybe one of those cheap-o IR NVs that need a IR light source.

God i hope not

>>32987964

Not until the last pilot becomes too old to do his job.

not until latency isn't a thing anymore, or AI becomes so advanced that it beats humans even in small, cheap hardware
wouldn't be surprised if cargo planes and tankers were automated, though