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Ukrop muslims already behind most terrorism in europe. Will they be deported like the ones that came here to America?

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>we didn't need escorts anyway
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/arg/ all retards general

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/arg/ rifle therapy edition

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Is it a good idea to aim for the genitals in a self defense situation?
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>mfw the us aid ends and i cannot buy more lambos and send underages to die in minefields
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Does neither side in the Ukraine war know that wifi jammers exist? A hundred bucks is pretty fucking cheap to protect an entire fucking tank. They could put these on every infantryman for cheaper than the ammo in their guns. Forget about bird shot shotguns, these are a lot cheaper and don't need to be aimed.
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Lol fed board dead as fuck ever since we plugged off USAID from you nafo shills
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China’s New Barges make Taiwan invasion easier - WSJ

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China is testing special barges that link into a floating causeway, allowing ships to offload troops and heavy equipment directly onto land— enhancing its ability to invade Taiwan. Thus addressing logistical difficulties. More barges under construction, raising concerns about its readiness to act by 2027.

https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/01/world/asia/china-invasion-barges-taiwan.html
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New Russian Mine Carrier Designed by Russian KB CheGlock

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What could possibly go wrong?
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There is still a need for AAA and Manpads even in modern war

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>Flak in vietnam shoot down most aircrafts
>Sam sites force aircraft to fly low
>Flak sites and manpads(More numerous) force aircraft to fly high
>durying desert storm AAA forced low entry level to fuck off and shoot down aircrafts
>Bofors 40mm shreded some Jets in the serbia wae
>We could atleast double the range of a similar model to the 8.8 cm Flak with modern propelants absolutely blanketing a zone from being operational(Usefull against stealth planes(F35 and b2) height ceiling is 15 km, and radar used in WW2 could tell you the general location of said planes(Serbian sam operator did this)
>Cruise missiles and drones use a predetermined path(Missile cost more than shells ever will)
>Flak panzer gepard
>AAA could take down Shaed drones and the like, Rocket arty like Himars, Cruise missiles and force CAS to fuck off.
>Older Gen Manpads like the streka/Strela? have been used in ukraine to take down some jets(Forced to fly low), PGMs and Some cruise missiles.
>Manpads cannot be suppresed by Sead (Effectively), and can be easily hidden and brought around
Conclusion There is still a need for AAA which could be massively improved by modern tech and that can be effectively be combined along with SAMs and other Shorad option to force the enemy Missiles and airstrike to be much more costly.

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>Russia launches massive attack with drones to try and expend SAM sites, than launches their Hypersonics to strike
>AAA deals with predicted path of the shaed
>SAM sites deal with Hypersonics and high flying jets
>Shorad like Phallanx system or gepard can deal with PGM and Smaller UAVz