@Gamble_Brah @DaeronTargtower @MaceAhWindu Cole was chosen as a Kingsguard because he had experience in actual fighting
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Krieg Panzer
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Krieg Panzer
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For the Emperor. Attempts at War Research Geopolitical stuff, dumb and outdated memes. Pro Russia Pro Ukriane History buff Epic Gamer Destroy NAFO
Merica Katılım Ekim 2022
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@DaeronTargtower @MaceAhWindu Just because you can win a sports match doesn’t mean you win a actual fight to the death
Cole done nothing in actual war
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That's the beauty of it bro, we study the source material, page after page, book after book... They won't even know we're actually larping...
And when the questions roll in, we use that knowledge to our advantage and we can keep posing like nothing even happened...
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@adamscochran You say the U.S. is the worst at dealing with insurgencies? Then who's better at it than the U.S.?
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“We’ll just bomb him too”
I need you all to understand that Vietnam, Iraq and Afghanistan taught us a clear lesson.
America is the best in the world at traditional warfare.
And the worst in the world at dealing with insurgency.
We make more enemies than we halt and we loss lives and dollars doing so.
You cannot bomb away fundamentalism.
That’s why diplomacy and constructive programs like USAID need to exist.
So we can avoid forever wars that we end up losing.
Onymous Sam@thepowerofmyth1
@adamscochran Then us can blow him up too 😆
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@Quirrel__ @Uc_heyy02 Was him forcing himself on his sister after jofreys weddding in the books ?$
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Tyrion seems to be the most loved Lannister but people who have read the books know he was the most horrible of all the Lannister Children
Old Valyria@_oldvalyria
House 𝙻𝚊𝚗𝚗𝚒𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚛 Who was your favorite 𝙻𝚊𝚗𝚗𝚒𝚜𝚝𝚎𝚛?
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@Chs1739436S @pplsartofwar The point of nuclear weapons is keeping more powerful nations from invading their countries outright, because no one wants to get nuked.
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@pplsartofwar Nuclear weapons are too overstated. If Venezuela has nuclear weapons, anyone will fire them as a retaliation of yesterday operation? USSR had 30,000 warheads but collapsed. India and Pakistan both have Nuke but they keep fighting only with conventional weapons etc.
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After all the talk about charity nukes, I think I need to make a point.
The nuclear club don't like other states possessing them. And go to great lengths to make sure they don't.
Four stick out the most I think:
Taiwan.
The US brutally dismantled their program. In 1988, a top Taiwanese nuclear scientist, Col. Chang Hsien-yi defected to the US with blueprints. The Reagan administration forced Taiwan to shut down its reactor and pour concrete over the core. Literally sent people direct from the US to do it. The program was considered a threat to normalization of relations with China.
South Korea
In the 1970s, President Park Chung-hee didn't trust the US commitment to defend Seoul, so he started a covert nuclear weapons program. Project 890. He went to France to buy a reprocessing plant used to weaponize plutonium. The US found out and didn't applaud their self-reliance. They threatened to withdraw all American troops. Park did try to keep it going. But after his assassination the ROK government cut it off.
North Korea
The Soviets helped build North Korea’s Yongbyon research reactor in the 1960s, but they deliberately supplied it with technology that was difficult to weaponize. Then in 1985, the Soviets practically forced North Korea to sign the Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT) as a condition for supplying a new power plant. Took until the 2000s for a bomb program.
Ukraine
Russia and the US both cooperated on this one. The US threatened to isolate Ukraine economically by withholding IMF loans, economic aid, and diplomatic recognition. Russia presented Ukraine with a bill they couldn't pay. Then offered a deal: hand over the entire Black Sea Fleet and all nuclear warheads to cancel the debt. Both did not want a new nuclear power in Europe.
Reality is?
I find major nuclear states view it as a question of management. They'll find ways to prevent a program.
Or if they're friendly, they base nuclear weapons or give a nuclear umbrella. If they're very generous, they'll let them develop it like in Israel and NK.
But smaller states without a relationship? That's a threat. And they will do anything to prevent it.
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@Aku_700 @EndWokeness You literally b0mbed little kids in Japan for Pearl Harbor, who b0mber you for slavery
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Slavery facts they don't teach:
- Every civilization on earth had slaves
- Europeans were the first to ban them
- 1-1.5 million white Europeans got taken by North Africans between 1500-1800
- The Arab slave trade ran 1,300 years and took 18 million African slaves
- In 1830, 3,800 free blacks owned about 20,000 blacks in America
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As HIMARS has disappeared from the battlefield on the Ukrainian side, HIMARSki has stepped up to the plate on the Russian one.
The Russians haven't just neutralized our best weapons, they've also made better versions of them.
MD@distant_earth83
🇷🇺 The next-generation Smerch. Russian forces have increasingly relied on the Tornado-S to destroy long-term Kiev forces fortifications in Volchansk, Kharkov region. SputnikLive explains everything you need to know about the Russian army’s longest-range and most powerful MLRS. ▪️ A son worthy of his father. Tornado-S surpasses the Smerch in automation, deployment speed, ease of operation, and firing range. If its “father” could hit targets at 70–90 km, the “son” reaches 120 km. In the future, its range is expected to reach 200 km with the UMPB-30SN glide-rocket. ▪️ Royal precision. A full salvo of all 12 rockets can scorch 67 hectares – the size of 100 football fields, or the equivalent firepower of twenty Grad launchers. This raw power is impressive, but today range and accuracy matter even more. To boost performance, engineers created the 300-mm guided munitions 9M544 and 9M549, which have become a signature feature of the Tornado-S. ▪️ Blows everything away. The Tornado-S saw its first combat use in Syria, but it has been used far more frequently during the current conflict. Since February 2022, it has destroyed a large number of Kiev forces targets, from helicopter forward bases to rail convoys carrying armored vehicles. Tornado-S played a notable role in the liberation of Volchansk, where its 300-mm strikes smashed Kiev forces shelters and opened the way for Russian assault units. Tornado-S systems are appearing more and more often in frontline footage. This indicates that mass production of new 300-mm guided munitions – Russian analogues to the American GMLRS for HIMARS – is well underway for the successor to the legendary Smerch.
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@eltruji15 @Combination_K @PolishHostage07 I mean it makes sense though, why would you drop off troops before getting to the front, defeats the whole purpose of an apc
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@Combination_K @PolishHostage07 Before? Russian manuals says that should be as close as posible to the front edge. Idk if is the same táctic that soviet mod.
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Still find it funny/horrifying how Soviets decided that this would be utmost optimal way to let infantry disembark while on the move
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@Pat44113 @SprinterPress Remember trumps last slap to assads face?
Was it 50 tomahawks launched?
And russias AA was around.
Every single one reached the target
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Ukraine will not be able to use "Tomahawk" missiles against Russia
These missiles can be launched in three ways: from a destroyer ship, from Ohio, Virginia, and Los Angeles class submarines, as well as using the new land-based "Typhoon" missile system, according to "Responsible Statecraft." It is emphasized that Ukraine has none of these capabilities and that its chances of acquiring them are practically zero.
Also, as "The Wall Street Journal" notes, launching "Flamingo" missiles requires large investments for which Kyiv does not have the funds.
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@HasnainKaleem66 @zhao_dashuai Yeah... the funeral of their dignity
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@zhao_dashuai It feels like they've come to a funeral.
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Faces of US generals when listening to Pete Hegseth.
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@OldeTymeAlmanac @im__skinny @trad_west_ The Holy Land wasn't the sole objective, and not to mention, more often than not Christian Armies were beating the Muslims, though there are exceptions to this of course as with everything. Especially Eastern Europe. The purpose of the Crusades were to halt to Islam expansion.
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@im__skinny @trad_west_ Islam was not swiftly defeated by actually won most of the battles and ultimately maintained more power in the Holy Land
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FLOTILLA UPDATE: We are a few hours from crossing into the ‘danger zone’ where, based on past precedent, Israel might intercept us.
The Italian navy has said that its frigate will leave at this point and offer participants the opportunity to return to shore. We are unsure about Spain and Turkey’s ships.
I am confident no one will take Italy up on the offer: our sights are set firmly on Gaza. We’re going all the way 🇵🇸
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@JamalibnAmin @zhao_dashuai Literally the last sentence he said they are molded not welded
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@zhao_dashuai Bro, radomes aren’t made of steel pipes, they’re composites. You can’t weld epoxy and quartz fiber. Try again. 😂
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NAFOids are retarded.
1️⃣The lines are static diverters, embedded into the radome to allow a channel for lightning to travel.
Picture below is the F-22 radome, which as the same static diverters running along the crest of the radome.
2️⃣You CAN'T weld a radome because it's made of a multilayered non-metallic composite material of quartz fiber/epoxy. They are molded not welded you dimwitted idiot.
Bricktop_NAFO@Bricktop_NAFO
🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 🇨🇳China is going to have some issues🇨🇳 🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨🚨 After noticing the welding on the tip of China’s new J-20 Fighter Jet which you Can see by zooming into the first image, China have some real serious, serious issues. This is a serious structural and thermal vulnerability. The tip is where aerodynamic heating, pressure, and vibration stresses concentrate most during supersonic flight. A weld in this location creates a heat-affected zone that is mechanically weaker than the parent material, and under repeated heating and cooling with temperatures as high as 200–350 °C, plus violent expansion/contraction cycles, micro-cracks will appear and form along the seam of the aircraft’s most vulnerable point. Once a crack forms at the tip, supersonic airflow can rapidly rip open the joint, causing structural delamination and potentially catastrophic disintegration of the nose section. For this reason, frontline fighters typically avoid conventional welds in high-stress, thermally loaded areas, instead using single-piece forgings, advanced alloys, or composite radomes. This is a major concern, we could see these jets literally exploding into shrapnel in flight and given that the Chengdu J-20 "Mighty Dragon" has a claimed top speed of Mach 2.0, which is 2,470 km/h (1,535 mph), these are speeds in which no structural mistakes or forgiven and everything is held to account. This is truly just insane, concerning and oh so amazing. China is a paper tiger.
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@Wolfwolfie82870 @EFFERCETAMOL They actively choose not to have it
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@EFFERCETAMOL Wait the Russian MOD never thought about that? That's baffling. Even poorer nations have that upgrade.
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Love the barrel shroud. A simple and effective solution that for some reason has escaped Russian MOD for the last 40 years
Christopher Petrov@petrovbg2
Serbian BTR-80A upgrade by MTI.
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@Blazingnyancat @Argos_Sol @Burry543 That makes sense tho, it takes like 20 hours to get anything done
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@Argos_Sol @Burry543 You wanna know something crazier, he has 4142 hours on Sea of Thieves
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@Loseera25 @DelusionPosting What lore was changed and the NCR is alleged to still be around
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@DelusionPosting As a fallout fan fallout TV series was terrible especially changing the lore and nuking NCR off screen
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@hammer_star @BlakersAdam @TimothyEveland Exactly. Even Game of Thrones was lousy for the "Muhgrimdark" clothes. Which sure, I can buy the Starks and 'The Watch' being all grimdourdark innah norf"
Only one I can recall wearing spiffy gear was Oberyn and the other Dornishmen like Doran Martell.
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Patrick Robinson Art and Animation edited Prince Henry from BBC's "The Hollow Crown" to make it more historically accurate.
Seriously, why don't the makers of these shows and movies consider making armor more historical to begin with? They do it for WW2 shows, why not medieval?
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@realFarmerDavid @BungaHolo @ZmijzoR @ZoomerHistorian The Romonavs are still around, just extended members of the Russians Royal Family, not the immediate members.
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He makes a fair point.
The idea that White people will just take it forever is absurd. Why would the race who conquered the earth without even trying go down without a fight?
What are we afraid of? The Rhodesians were outnumbered 20-1 and won every single battle with ease to the point where it was just funny to them. They only lost due to sanctions, propaganda and pressure from their fellow Whites.
This time it isn’t 250,000 of us in middle of nowhere landlocked Africa, this time it’s all of us together because we’re all under attack at once.
I fancy those odds.
ᗯIᒪᒪIᗩᗰ@WilliamA_33
Just because you don't see us, doesn't mean we don't exist. We're not rare, WE'RE EVERYWHERE!
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@HarJac2 @mattbramanti Ivans don't give enough of a shit to have an online presence
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