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chitoryu12 posted:Sent from my friend. What was Walt Whitman's kill count? I could see Leaves of Grass boring people to death.
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chitoryu12 posted:For the record, the optical guidance system is why you can't do anything to try and "steer the missile to the target" like a video game with TOWs and similar. It tries to make sure that the flare at the back of the missile intersects the invisible line drawn between the tube and the tank, so attempting to steer the missile back on track if it looks off-kilter will just cause it to "oversteer" and eventually become so destabilized that it misses entirely or even snaps a wire and spirals off. What if your target is moving? Do you have to predict where they are going to be when the missile arrives or is it ok to move the crosshairs and track the target
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 the future of tank design
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Operators? unnecessary, obsolete vehicles have multiple versions of them on the battlefield hoping to counter the threat of defeat as a TIGERWOLT MBT there is no need for reinforcement. The sole apex main battle tank.
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Jan 30, 2016 02:59
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Well... that's just terrible isn't it?
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Jan 30, 2016 03:46
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Hegel, did you buy that knife yet? If so, this comic may be about you
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Ensign Expendable posted:this comic may be about you
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quote:"Also important is it's low ground pressure, stemming from it's low 40-ton weight, super-wide tracks, low height, and enourmous horizontal size --- it has the ground pessure of a "Light Track" vehicle, like the M113 Gavin. This is important because almost half the world's surface is closed to heavy tracks (again, the M1A1 Abrams), due to thier height, ground pressure, and high centers of gravity. It goes all the way down.
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Jan 30, 2016 09:48
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Yes, it's like a lava lamp.
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Jan 30, 2016 10:32
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dont doxx me
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Actually I hope for Trump to find out about the Tigerwolf and promise to make it happen. It would be the yoogest, most luxurious MBT in existence!
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SeanBeansShako posted:Operators? unnecessary, obsolete vehicles have multiple versions of them on the battlefield hoping to counter the threat of defeat as a TIGERWOLT MBT there is no need for reinforcement. The sole apex main battle tank. What happened to the other 74 marks?
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feedmegin posted:What happened to the other 74 marks? Some weird english stripper guy slammed a plane full of them into a volcano.
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PittTheElder posted:It goes all the way down. I like the 3-axis suspension stabilisation.
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100 Years Ago Time for a quick desert course, but not one with plum pudding. This one is being served at Verdun, where the inevitable pre-major-offensive stream of deserters is now coming over from the German trenches, many of them happy to share the good news about the upcoming offensive. But if you're already inclined to believe that the main enemy attack will occur somewhere else... Elsewhere: the Sudefrikan Jan Smuts takes over command in East Africa from Smith-Dorrien; things quieten down at Frise as Lt-Col Fraser-Tytler does something remarkably reckless; we have another new correspondent and he's Canadian, bigads (he and his fellows have also just been dismissed as "imbecile sons of Montreal millionaires"); and when Bernard Adams attempts to march his men back to the trenches, he suddenly begins to worry that he's going to get them all hopelessly lost. quote:I halted a moment to make sure of the way by the map, and while I did so apparently some sergeant from a regiment billeted in the village there told Sergeant Hayman that the battalion had taken the left road. The way was to the right, and as I struck up a steep hill. Sergeant Hayman ran up and told me the battalion (which had started nearly two hours before us) had gone to the left. 'I'm going to the right, sergeant,' said I. Can that story possibly end well? Only one way to find out!
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Blacktail Furry Defense Consulting And Mr. Hands-certified Dragon Dildoes posted:it has the ground pessure of a "Light Track" vehicle, like the M113 Gavin 
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The actual general Gavin was a cool dude who hosed Hemingway's wife.
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General Tigerwolf too was a heroic leader and true patriot. You may remember his character from the WW2 tank blockbuster "Furry".
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Kemper Boyd posted:The actual general Gavin was a cool dude who hosed Hemingway's wife. This is not the place for "cu ck" memes
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feedmegin posted:What happened to the other 74 marks? They didn't have enough buckyballs in the armor to make the rounds bounce away.
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this loving owns http://www.furaffinity.net/view/596962/ http://d.facdn.net/art/blacktailf-a/1181808772/1181808772.blacktailf-a_untitled-1.gif http://d.facdn.net/art/blacktailf-a/1181727583/1181727583.blacktailf-a_missiles.gif http://d.facdn.net/art/blacktailf-a/1182079581/1182079581.blacktailf-a_bt_renamon.jpg http://d.facdn.net/art/blacktailf-a/1178165682/1178165682.blacktailf-a_f20a1_gun.gif I'm on my phone someone go post this in the airpower thread please
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40,000 FPS super-HE penetrators! It's going to be pretty tough getting any of his ideas funded. He'll have to see about splurging on a dictionary and maybe even a ruler at some point!
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Speaking of tanks, I was a little surprised to see that Germany has an entire magazine devoted to the subject. Also a magazine about tractors, but that one actually makes sense given how many farmers there are.
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Prop Wash posted:Speaking of tanks, I was a little surprised to see that Germany has an entire magazine devoted to the subject. Also a magazine about tractors, but that one actually makes sense given how many farmers there are. The wehraboo is publishing from inside the reich
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Pffft, no fanficcium rounds, how are they going to penetrate OC(dns) armor?
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Penetrating things that they really shouldn't is a furry speciality.
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Arquinsiel posted:Penetrating things that they really shouldn't is a furry speciality. 
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why the hell are furries publishing this
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HEY GAL posted:why the hell are furries publishing this If they said "no dumb bullshit on this site" they wouldn't have a site?
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I like the idea of a Furaffinity admin going "look, good sir, this is really insufficiently furry and inappropriate for this si-" http://www.furaffinity.net/view/1844606/ http://www.furaffinity.net/view/676308/ http://www.furaffinity.net/view/661324/ "... oh, carry on then."
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bewbies posted:this loving owns Hahaha this poo poo is great, it's like stuff peasants send in to the NKO to "help" with the war effort. Here you go comrade Stalin, a tank that weighs 70,000 tons and has 15 1000 mm guns, its the strongest tank and can also swim and fly, original character do not steal.
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To be fair, I'm pretty sure I did scribbles like this aged 16 also. Thank god the Internet didn't really exist. EDIT: VVV He's 24 now and these images were uploaded 8 years ago, so. Fangz fucked around with this message at 18:58 on Jan 30, 2016 |
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Fangz posted:To be fair, I'm pretty sure I did scribbles like this aged 16 also. Thank god the Internet didn't really exist. I was thinking the same thing. Unless the guys is an adult, that wouldn't really surprise me though
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Pretty sure Sparky has admitted to doing these at some point.
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Ensign Expendable posted:Hahaha this poo poo is great, it's like stuff peasants send in to the NKO to "help" with the war effort. Here you go comrade Stalin, a tank that weighs 70,000 tons and has 15 1000 mm guns, its the strongest tank and can also swim and fly, original character do not steal. I spent a few seconds staring longingly at that Takom P.1000 Ratte model kit today, and I've come to the conclusion that any "landcrusier" design not capable of floating would be crippling its mobility options So make it a ship that can go on land, but then those jerks would remind people of that tank-submarine thing the Nazis wanted to build and they would laugh and my feelings would be hurt
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Ensign Expendable posted:Hahaha this poo poo is great, it's like stuff peasants send in to the NKO to "help" with the war effort. Here you go comrade Stalin, a tank that weighs 70,000 tons and has 15 1000 mm guns, its the strongest tank and can also swim and fly, original character do not steal. That's way oversized guns for a battleship. I'd kind of love to see somebody accidentally design the citadel section of a battleship with treads.
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Nebakenezzer posted:I spent a few seconds staring longingly at that Takom P.1000 Ratte model kit today, and I've come to the conclusion that any "landcrusier" design not capable of floating would be crippling its mobility options just slap some tracks on the torpedoes, too. it'll all work out fine.
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Fangz posted:To be fair, I'm pretty sure I did scribbles like this aged 16 also. Thank god the Internet didn't really exist. Yeah, be nice guys. We all did dumb fan fictiony poo poo when we were young. One can hope that we were all clever enough to delete our accounts once we realized how idiotic we sounded. You know what, let's all take a moment to go back to our teenage internet account haunts and make sure nothing exists of them. Just to be sure.
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Of course, no real country has ever built terrible tanks like this.quote:
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quote:On the day of the trials, the O-I performed satisfactorily until the second hour of the tests. While maneuvering on off-road terrain, the tank sank into the ground by up to a meter; attempts at traversing the hull to extricate the vehicle proved fruitless, resulting in further sinking due to the vehicle’s suspension coils compressing. The tank was eventually towed out, and further testing was continued on concrete. However, the earlier damage to the suspension resulted in vehicle’s movement damaging the concrete, which in turn, further damaged the suspension bogies to the point that further testing could not continue. The trials were postponed, and later canceled the following day. Oh god what a farce.
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