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Which World War II general are you, /k/?
https://www.idrlabs.com/ww2-generals/test.php
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Wholesome

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What does /k/ do for a living?

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Haven't seen one of these threads in a while but I always enjoyed them
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Guided Gyrojets

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About ten years ago they demonstrated guided bullets in something around the size of .50 BMG. Could a 12 gauge sized gyrojet could be large enough to carry both a guidance system and a small explosive payload?
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is this the sexiest sniper rifle?
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Guessing Game

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ITT: Post a sight picture and anons try to guess the weapon. Be as specific as possible. I'll start

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Rare and obscure firearms

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What is the strangest, rarest, or most obscure firearm you own?

I have a Colt-Clone revolver in 32-20 made by Taurus in brasil. They never even officially made these guns, they were supposed to be 32 long, but were reemed out for 32-20 by mistake. It will fire 32 long, but it is inaccurate as hell. It is hard to find 32-20 to shoot it so I have only shot it accurately a couple times, the 32 long will not even group at close range.
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pre-1980s Cold War jets photograph thread

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Full compilation of SBU drones attacking russian planes

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Article on Ukraine spiderweb operation

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Russia responded violently to the slap it received yesterday by launching a monstrous number of Shahed drones against Ukrainian territory: 472 launched during the early hours of the morning (for comparison, the previous record, reached last week, was just over 100). This is the reaction to Operation "Pavutyna" - "spiderweb" in Ukrainian - which on Sunday, June 1st, marked one of the boldest offensives by Kyiv's military intelligence since the beginning of the Russian invasion — a historic operation that will be studied in military tactics textbooks, reminiscent of the epic actions of the Mossad.
According to sources from the Sbu, the Ukrainian military intelligence, 40 Russian strategic bombers were destroyed in the raid of 117 coordinated FPV drones against air bases located deep within the territory of the Russian Federation, up to more than 4,000 km from the Ukrainian border.
Among the targets hit were the bases of Irkutsk, in Siberia, and Olenya, in the Arctic region of Murmansk. The Ukrainian armed forces claim the destruction of aircraft such as Tu-95, Tu-22M3, and A-50, pillars of Russian strategic capabilities.
The information, including that about 34% of Russia's missile action capabilities being ruined by the Ukrainian attack on the bombers, is unverifiable. The fact remains that the operation planned by Kyiv for over a year was carried out through the introduction of those explosive drones into Russia, probably hidden in trucks - this allowed overcoming the range limits of the aircraft. It is a very hard blow to Moscow's general territorial security, bringing the effects of a war that Vladimir Putin has long minimized as a "special military operation" even to avoid overly sensitizing public opinion.
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