/k/ - Weapons and Militaria

>>6204 (cont.)

It'll likely be the airport and the airline playing hot potato with responsibility. As has been pointed out in this thread, this accident was exacerbated by both the pilot's decisions and the runway design.

Turks are saying Chechens did the Azerbaijani passenger plane, which seems interesting but they do have a point because Kadirov awarded his nephew, the secretary of the Security Council of the Russian North Caucasus, with a merit medal for a big campaign in taking down lots of drones and planes over their territory, this a day after the downing of the plane and hours before Putin giving condolences and "apologizing" for something ambiguous.

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Happy new year!

Do you know of any good blogs for warnerding and speculative military equipment?

I guess instead of the kikes trying to kill all muslims, they instead finance muslims to kill all muslims.

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Freedom fighters politing A-10s to fight tyranny.
Or so they say.

>>5843
There goes the americans looking for butt sex. Always with the butt sex. Land of the free home of the ass rape.

Start saying clips and either he will correct you or someone else will correct you with him present.

>>255
I stole this.

>>255
based

for me its "a quiver of bullets"

>>5645
<Pack o' Pain
<Bullet bundle
<Boombox
<Cash stack
<Bang brick

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>>5403
>At the expense of hohol lives, which they do not value.

>>5380
>the best koreans would need to know vodka to comunicate with the slavs.
If they can carry out small attacks on their own then they don't need that many translators to make it work.
>I think it would be better to have best korea produce ammunition than sending bodies to the war.
Russia seems to have sorted out the ammo issues quite a while ago, and norks are sending their speshul forces, so using them as factory workers would be a waste. Especially because they already know how to manufacture arms and ammo, but real combat experience is hard to get without actually sending anyone to war.

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>Russian guy made a living out of looking like Leonardo DiCaprio
>during Covid he got so fat that he stopped resembling that hollyjew actor
>decided to join the great patriotic special military operation

>>5412
 All sorts have joined up. There's even a Romanov, callsign 'Tsar'.

>>5414
Any Unger-Sternbergs or relatives of Stalin?

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>>4454
>Redrofags steal catalytic converters to finance their scalping habits
T-that's a meme, right?

>4454
Women didn't like video games back when people gave a shit about the orignial gameboy, hence it's name, boy, zoomer. 
>>4537
When was that even a meme? 
>>4538
When it comes to making money it's never a meme. 
>>1805
>>1808
Yep, I can see the clown. Can you see the clown? Oh yes you can see it....they gave into... the clown

>le 8bit gay shit
>of a moose taking a giant dump
it’s hideous faggotry, but if anything, it’s an accurate representation of what Canuckistan has turned into.

>>5293
>girl who stinks good
>When was that even a meme? 
I think >>4537 was implying that he prefers men.
>>5331
>a moose taking a giant dump
Hmm I see a moose being devoured by a brown alligator. Another fitting allegory/metaphor.

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>>1796 (OP) 
Looks like a guy milking a moose at the beginning of the autumn.

Secondary qweshun;

'Q: Why do military men wear oversized camouflaged fatigues when working in domestic military bases, far from any battlefield?'

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Sorry for the stupid watermarks.

>>4450
Because somebody high ranking thinks the military needs to look "professional" what does that mean? Nobody knows it differs from each person making these decisions.

>>4466
It's high grade LARPing, that's what it is. It's as if the Finn soldiers would always wear the pure snow-white complete suit with fur just because that's the real deal out there.
The best camo at the office would be to look like a corporate fuck toy of the lowest levels since nobody would pay attention to you.

>>4450
Recognizably is half the point of uniforms. Also economy of scale.

>>4153
I realize the platform inherently exists to encourage argumentation, but it would be nice if everyone could can it for another thread. I also realize that asking for civility potentially invites the opposite. My bad.

I hope he got a chance to record some of his personal experience tales. I've never seen anyone else tell true stories so dryly and without embellishment and make them so funny and interesting.

>>4157
I still laugh to myself when I remember his story of being lost in the woods during a rainstorm.
>No you didn't TrAcK mE eAsY!

>>4167
Keep the hood safe, real nigga.

Ibrahim Aqil, Hezbollah's 2nd top leader was just killed with an airstrike, just days after the war declaration.
He was responsible for the US Beirut embassy bombing in 1983 and had $7 million bounty on his head.

Now you know why the US keeps Israel around.

>>4432
To tell the US what to do?

>>4433
To keep goatfuckers like (You) to be serve the Anglican hegemony.

>>4436
<its da anglooooooos
you're brown

>>4437
Pick a better insult, Jamal.

>>4128
>Also the Poles are still mad at Russia
Are the poles not mad at someone from their long history?

>>4130
Windows 7 is best girl after all.

>>4133
But why use an Apple PC then?

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>>4128
>lose as slowly as possible
I have a sneaking suspicion that the Russkies tricked NATO into fighting them into deep battle and attrition warfare, which is the style of warfare they're better at. Might not have been deliberate at first, but it sure is by now. The longer this goes, the worse it gets for Western logistics and supply.

https://archive.is/51Pof Even the NATO thinktanks are quietly cottoning to it.

>Zelensky
Is frantically trying to cause an escalation, because that might be the only hope he has now of winning avoiding a shot in the back from either NATO mercs or Azov.