/k/ WebM Thread Mk. II

>>30348739
>Lets do this again, for a second time
That was redundant, you said the same thing twice.

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>>30348877
It even implies this is the third time.

>>30348894
Is that fat arse "operator" still making film?

>>30348910
>fuck you Abu Hajjar I'm shooting
>reeeeeeee

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>>30348877
So?

>>30348931
His netflix ones are so bad. I watch them as a hobby. He lives out operator fantasies while ensuring the camera angles hide as much of his fat as possible. He also has a body double to do kicks for him.

>>30348878
That's cool as shit. Also insane.

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>>30348977

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>>30349066

>>30349848
Are they just fucking around with the catapult?

>>30349898
Testing out that EMALS thingy. Surely they must have it perfected by now.

>>30350290
I think you meant the Chinese have boarded our ship in the south china sea and we need the captain off right meow hook up the tug.

>>30350290
What's the purpose of using magnets to launch aircraft instead of a catapult? Any benefit?

>>30351659
I believe it's a magnetic catapault, like a rail gun.

Fewer moving parts, you can configure it for different planes by just changing the settings on a computer rather than having to manually readjust steam pressure, fewer things to go wrong with it, not reliant on steam pipes or boilers or whatever.

>>30348995
More than you'll ever do, faggot.

>>30351659
Because electromagnetic railgun sounds better than steam catapult.

>>30351659
It removes the need for a shitload of steam piping going all the way up from the engine room, and allows for more accurate adjustment in how hard the catapult "pulls" the aircraft.

>>30348894
"Expert Sniper Sergeant"