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“There’s no such thing as an assault rifle!” Well, for instance, there’s the: SCAR Special operations forces Capable Assault Rifle

@RepLuna @OregonPapaBear Denaturalize Deport

I am filing a motion to expel Eric Swalwell from Congress.

1988 Colt AR-15A2 Delta Match HBAR with scope.

Local shop not one damn thing on that wall, interests me I have become jaded, and fuddis

@RGCoffeeCorps @wayofftheres We are meant to be stewards, you did what you could.

@wayofftheres Meanwhile one of my dogs brought this little guy up last night and I was trying to nurse him until I could get him to the wildlife rehab today. He didn't make it 😔

When the jihad happens, side quests are both sanctioned and encouraged. You know a man by how he treats animals, and I judge this one unworthy of the title “human”

The wreck of USS Thresher (SSN 593) lies about 220 miles east of Cape Cod at roughly 8,400 feet on a flat seabed. The implosion tore the submarine into many sections that now sit spread over about half a mile. The bow is smashed and partly buried. The sail is broken and lies apart from the pressure hull. The reactor compartment sits as a twisted cylinder with frames bent inward. The stern with the propeller fell farther back and shows heavy crushing. Most of the pressure hull looks flattened from the instant collapse. Plates are curled inward and ribs are exposed. Debris fields contain piping, cables, torpedo parts, lockers, and tools. The site is cold, dark, and quiet with little current. Corrosion is slow at that depth, so the metal keeps its shape even after sixty years. No fuel or radiation hazard has been found because the reactor shut down before the sinking and remains sealed. The site is protected and only visited by deep research robots from the Navy and Woods Hole teams. USS Thresher sank on 10 April 1963 during deep dive tests after leaving Portsmouth Naval Shipyard. She began a test dive with escort ship USS Skylark. At around 1,300 feet she reported minor issues. At about 2,400 feet a silver brazed joint in the engine room seawater piping likely failed and allowed seawater to spray on electrical boards. The seawater shorted the power supply and the reactor shut down as a safety action. With no power, the submarine lost propulsion and could not stop her descent. The crew tried to blow main ballast tanks using high pressure air, but moisture in the lines turned to ice and blocked valves. The submarine continued to sink tail first. Radio messages reported attempts to surface, then a final unreadable signal. After passing crush depth near 2,400 to 2,600 feet, the pressure hull collapsed instantly. The implosion took less than a second and killed all 129 aboard. This loss led the Navy to create the SUBSAFE program, which changed design, construction, and testing rules for all later submarines.

🧵 63 years ago today, the most advanced submarine in the world slipped beneath the waves off Cape Cod... and never came back up. 129 men. 8,400 feet of water. 3 minutes of garbled radio. This is the story of USS Thresher 👇

@romly2023 Japanese Red Army ? They lent themselves out to anyone looking for help killing. greydynamics.com/japanese-red-a…

マジレスすると、70年代までにガチでテロ連発して人殺しまくってるんやで日本の左翼は。そういうのって外人はどんくらい知っとるんやろか？

You can buy legit made in Nepal kukris from kukri house too. This is from IMI when they bought a old Nepalese armory and ended up with a bunch of Victorian Era knives.

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@WeaponOutfitter Will JDF waive age??

If Japan added a second amendment type deal and did a “service equals citizenship” type deal (the USA already offers this) they’d solve the problem in no time haha. Recruit right outside of US bases even

@ichimaru_novel Don’t buy nothing you can’t fix with WD-40 and a Crescent wrench. youtu.be/MaAF_3WMJGM

ダクトテープの話をしてたらWD40とかいう謎のスプレーを外人ニキに教えてもらった これとテープがあればマジでなんでもできるらしい 大丈夫？ ワイ日本人だからジョーク教えられてない？

@wolf_blazzing @Jason_R_Burt Looks like someone took the image and further modified it by adding sea life, at 17,000’. oceanexplorer.noaa.gov/expedition-fea…

@ARtweaker @Jason_R_Burt That makes thats why I couldn't place it

How many of you know what this is without googling?

You like cherry (Okame) blossom? I can never hear people talk about Japanese cherry blossoms and not think MXY-7.

AI even got Eldon, the “enhanced” image is making the rounds of Boomerbook.

@wolf_blazzing @Jason_R_Burt It’s not a photograph, it’s someone’s interpretation of Yorktown based on Ballard’s photo of the Yorktown. Kind of difficult to get the whole wreck well lit.

@ARtweaker @Jason_R_Burt This is escort carriers cause even on Lexington and Yorktown classes there was AA guns. And there is none here.

🎵 But you can bet your ass I'll keep the lights on Keep my babies fed and throw my dog a bone 'Cause I'ma bring it on get her done don't run S.O.B Times are tough But they ain't got nothin' on me 🎼 Chris Knight- Nothing On Me youtu.be/yHIA3FL6VS4

元米陸軍特殊部隊員のジェフ・ガーウィッチ氏によるM4カービンの歴史。 M4A1は多くの米軍兵士から愛されて、後継銃が出る旅に兵士から戻せと言われるがその歴史も楽な道のりではなかった The M4 Rifle: Evolution of America’s Fighting Carbine (1995–Present). youtu.be/J8FGQLfNF34?si… @YouTube