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why do tanks use smooth bore barrels?
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Thats so funny I remember as a Kid driving by that place whenever the family would head to the Bay Area. Had a Submarine on the top of the building!!!the first house I bought was in Vallejo in '78, spent many a weekend at the Horse and Cow drinking with Nuc boat crews
those are some serious people!!
they had a dive claxon from an old diesel sub mounted behind the barThats so funny I remember as a Kid driving by that place whenever the family would head to the Bay Area. Had a Submarine on the top of the building!!!
good data, thanks
Had the pleasure of seeing a Spooky jock yank and bank one at an air show a number of years ago. Pretty frickin impressive to say the least!!! I would HATE to be in his sights. No place to run or hide!in '69 I used to spend weekends salvaging spent munitions on the test ranges at Egland AFB in Florida
I observed what the munitions from an AC130 could do to armor
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we used to check with Air Traffic Control to verify that the ranges were cold before we went out
THEN
several of us were out on the range picking up spend 20mm to assemble in belts to sell at the swap meets
we hear this whistle coming from down range - a NAVY F-4 from Pensacola was returning from practice and had to dump it's unspent ordinance
never knew I could run 100 yrds so fast - we hid in the observation bunker while the F-4 dropped a 500 lbs bomb up range from us
And with smart munitions it's one-shot, "one"-kill.
thats what I read alsoAnd with smart munitions it's one-shot, "one"-kill.
I wonder if the crew had their Covid shots???This is a view that any tanker could well do without - three T72B3M tanks destroyed in Eastern Ukraine using German-provided Panzerfaust-3 ATGM. The TC stayed in the turret when it parted company with the hull of the second tank - see @2:14
The results of the unbelievable fury of the simultaneous detonation of all the on-board ammunition is evidence of gross ineptness in basic design. A design shared with ANY soviet-derived tank design anywhere in the world, like China and N. Korea.....
"Das ist fantastich" ... classic.This is a view that any tanker could well do without - three T72B3M tanks destroyed in Eastern Ukraine using German-provided Panzerfaust-3 ATGM. The TC stayed in the turret when it parted company with the hull of the second tank - see @2:14
The results of the unbelievable fury of the simultaneous detonation of all the on-board ammunition is evidence of gross ineptness in basic design. A design shared with ANY soviet-derived tank design anywhere in the world, like China and N. Korea.....
Insert impropriate Archer "Stop, I can only. . . " meme here!Ukrainian Stug buggies - armed ATVs hunting Russian tanks
Ukrainian Special Forces Have 'Stug-Buggies' Out Hunting Russian Tanks
Ukrainian military buggies with Stugna-P anti-tank guided missiles mounted on top are busting Russian tanks left and right! We wonder where they got the idea from?sofrep.com
They call it the King of Battle for good reason...In GW1 the Iraqi Republican Guard had an artillery brigade wiped out in less than ten minutes....