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Quoted: I cannot remember who said it but to be effective at our trade “you have to accept the fact that you're already dead. “ View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Combat is like that - options were to go went left, right, or stay. Soldier went right and most likely died. Soldier went left an lived. Both could have stayed and made it. It was an immediate decision that has eternal results. anyway, 75% of the casualties I'm seeing could be avoided with camo screens, overhead cover, and discipline. After being in a region in Iraq that, for a while anyway, was heavily mortared and rocketed I eventually realized that it didn't matter what I did. If it was my time to get exploded it was my time. I cannot remember who said it but to be effective at our trade “you have to accept the fact that you're already dead. “ That's what Spears told Blythe in Band of Brothers. |
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Quoted: There was a good exchange in Band of Brothers about that. "You're afraid because you still think you're going home" View Quote Band of Brothers-Speirs' "Hopeless War" Speech |
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Quoted: You look fake. Join date 2021, underscore, no ee score, etc. I’m guessing all 86 of your posts have been pro Russian. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: I dont think this is real footage. Looked like a clip from a videogame, not even a good videogame. The stride of the two men fleeing looks fake. You look fake. Join date 2021, underscore, no ee score, etc. I’m guessing all 86 of your posts have been pro Russian. Um... |
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Quoted: #7.5 will bounce off of you at 100 yards. Btdt. #4 BUCK will not penetrate a jean jacket at 75 yards. Tested it. Besides, at that distance the pattern is too open to hope to be effective against a drone. The boy's drone gets to 1k feet quick. But you're sacrificing accuracy. It has an "R" circuit or something like that. An RC switch that he can operate a solenoid or other stuff on a 5v circuit, iirc. Drones are the shit for lots of stuff. They are here to stay and are getting more and more capable. View Quote I coyote hunt during the winter in MN, I have killed them stone dead on the run with #4 buck shot with 4 or 5 pellets hit at 70 plus yds many times with a Rem SP10. |
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Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: After being in a region in Iraq that, for a while anyway, was heavily mortared and rocketed I eventually realized that it didn't matter what I did. If it was my time to get exploded it was my time. "Today is a good day to die." More Jem'Hadar, less Klingon. DS9 - Jem'Hadar Pep Talk |
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Quoted: He was right and it worked. What did he do wrong? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: A guy I shot with was in the guard. He said on field exercises they gave him an M-60 and he always climbed a tree with it. He said 'No one ever looks up." Wow, just wow... guy played too many video games. And holy shit, his leadership should have been fired on the spot for letting him do that. The National Guard for ya... He was right and it worked. What did he do wrong? He pretty much suicided himself the minute he ripped off a burst with one of the most important weapons at the company level. No cover and an easy target for any rifleman worth his salt. Sounds cool but do that shit in real life and you are dead and comprise an automatic weapon. |
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Quoted: There's gotta be an easy way to calculate the height of the drone by the time of fall, but I don't know what it is. View Quote 560 feet. 5.9 seconds s = (1/2)gt² https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/free-fall |
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Quoted: 1st, the graphics look simulated to me. 2nd, the way the bomb make its way into the picture multiple times as if it's swinging, but stays in place for a second. The camera would have refocused on it as long as it stayed in place. 3rd, if you pay attention at the end, the guys in the trench do not move naturally. Their legs don't move as if running, but instead kind of float. Classic AI issue seen in multiple video games over the years. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Could you explain why you think it is fake? I am curious. 1st, the graphics look simulated to me. 2nd, the way the bomb make its way into the picture multiple times as if it's swinging, but stays in place for a second. The camera would have refocused on it as long as it stayed in place. 3rd, if you pay attention at the end, the guys in the trench do not move naturally. Their legs don't move as if running, but instead kind of float. Classic AI issue seen in multiple video games over the years. When the drone moves forward and then stops the grenade moves like a pendulum, that's why you see that. |
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Quoted: When the drone moves forward and then stops the grenade moves like a pendulum, that's why you see that. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Could you explain why you think it is fake? I am curious. 1st, the graphics look simulated to me. 2nd, the way the bomb make its way into the picture multiple times as if it's swinging, but stays in place for a second. The camera would have refocused on it as long as it stayed in place. 3rd, if you pay attention at the end, the guys in the trench do not move naturally. Their legs don't move as if running, but instead kind of float. Classic AI issue seen in multiple video games over the years. When the drone moves forward and then stops the grenade moves like a pendulum, that's why you see that. Not for that long...the bomb would be on a very short connection. The fulcrum point would be too close. It's fake. |
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Quoted: I coyote hunt during the winter in MN, I have killed them stone dead on the run with #4 buck shot with 4 or 5 pellets hit at 70 plus yds many times with a Rem SP10. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: #7.5 will bounce off of you at 100 yards. Btdt. #4 BUCK will not penetrate a jean jacket at 75 yards. Tested it. Besides, at that distance the pattern is too open to hope to be effective against a drone. The boy's drone gets to 1k feet quick. But you're sacrificing accuracy. It has an "R" circuit or something like that. An RC switch that he can operate a solenoid or other stuff on a 5v circuit, iirc. Drones are the shit for lots of stuff. They are here to stay and are getting more and more capable. I coyote hunt during the winter in MN, I have killed them stone dead on the run with #4 buck shot with 4 or 5 pellets hit at 70 plus yds many times with a Rem SP10. Hmm. Could be combo of load, choke, bbl length/velocity. The only reason I tried it was reading Chuck Taylor's article in SWAT magazine back in the 80s when he did all different penetration tests with various calibers. He was having #4 BUCK not penetrate the jacket at 50 yds. I was getting holes at that distance. This was probably Federal standard velocity, 27 pellets out of an 18" cyl bore 870. I wouldn't want to get shot with it, though. But don't think a shotgun is going to get it done against a drone 200 yards in the air. |
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Quoted: He was right and it worked. What did he do wrong? View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: A guy I shot with was in the guard. He said on field exercises they gave him an M-60 and he always climbed a tree with it. He said 'No one ever looks up." Wow, just wow... guy played too many video games. And holy shit, his leadership should have been fired on the spot for letting him do that. The National Guard for ya... He was right and it worked. What did he do wrong? He didn’t think next steps. In real life, he’d have the element of surprise until he initiated contact/fired the first round and then he would discover he had no cover. Oops! He’d only have a short time to revel in his new found discovery before his ass got shot out of the tree. |
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I've been saying this is the future of drones for years. All you really need is a grenade and a servo to pull the pin.
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Reading this thread and thinking of the iOS searchable text thread.
Use the cameras ability to identify words and symbols in the targeting of officers or certain units. |
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Quoted: After being in a region in Iraq that, for a while anyway, was heavily mortared and rocketed I eventually realized that it didn't matter what I did. If it was my time to get exploded it was my time. View Quote there's the one that has your name on it and those addressed to who it may concern or occupant. |
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How would a GPD-30 grenade become armed without spinning from being fired in the launcher?
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Quoted: Quoted: So the drone pulled the bomb out of the sack, gave it a 1, 2, 3, and dropped it? Looks fake…. Don’t me… How do you account for the bomb being moved in front of the camera 3 times before it drops? If it was real, the bomb would just be released from its mount. |
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~575 feet. Barbie Math
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They did look up and were shooting at it... but they sucked at dodging. At that height the dropped round will be small and fast enough that it's hard to spot to avoid it.
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Quoted: Don’t me… How do you account for the bomb being moved in front of the camera 3 times before it drops? If it was real, the bomb would just be released from its mount. View Quote Is that the aggregate opinion you based upon your years of dropping munitions from remote platforms? These platforms are improvised. A lot of times the servos can move before the release function is actuated. I can see somebody that has trained on this moving and adjusting to meet an index mark on the terrain seeing as how there is no targeting overlay on the camera. |
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These are cheap drones dropping improvised munitions. It shouldn't be surprising that the image is grainy and choppy. The munition is glimpsed several times because it is swaying as the operator makes adjustments.
It's surprising that the Russians aren't employing some form of overhead cover. To me, that's an indication of laziness or just stupidity on behalf of their NCOs. Over the last decade we've seen drones employed in the ME and elsewhere with pretty good effect. Cheap, semi-reliable, difficult to defend against, and decent video for propaganda. |
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Quoted: How would a GPD-30 grenade become armed without spinning from being fired in the launcher? View Quote |
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Quoted: I'm writing a grant right now to get some small drones for my tech club at school. Part of my sales pitch is how being a drone operator is a career of the future. Perhaps I should add Commie Slayer to the list along with real estate photography and building inspection. View Quote @AR45fan Any decent sized semiconductor companies located in your area? Not directly "drone" related, but quite a few of them have/sponsor robotics clubs. Example- https://www.microchip.com/en-us/education/first-robotics-competition |
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Quoted: You wouldn't even come close.. Those drones are way out of shotgun range.. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes |
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It's great they've modified drones to drop grenades but where are the flying machine guns?
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Quoted: Not sure about this particular one, but I saw other drone dropped grenades with a 3D printed tail fin section with a small propeller/fan that is supposedly supposed to spin arm the fuse. View Quote The fins just keep it oriented down wards. The fuses are modified and the centrifugal lock balls are removed to essentially arm them at launch. |
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Trench warfare looks as brutal as ever.
Separatist forces assaulting a Ukrainian trench. It's pretty crazy what we can witness from battles with all this new video technology.
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Quoted: It's great they've modified drones to drop grenades but where are the flying machine guns? View Quote Dark Angel Hover Drone Fox Promo TV Commercial |
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Quoted: The fins just keep it oriented down wards. The fuses are modified and the centrifugal lock balls are removed to essentially arm them at launch. View Quote Do do they detonate on impact, or ten seconds after launch, or what? These guys seemed to start running just as it landed, as if they heard it land and had quick reflexes. |
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Quoted: I’d like to know what kind of commercial drone can carry that payload, and what the mechanism is for releasing it. View Quote If those 30mm AGL rounds are as light as I suspect they are, anything from a DJI Mini 2 on up. The Mini 2 would probably be at max power going 5-10 mph with a 10 minute battery life, a Mavic sized drone probably wouldn't be bothered much by the weight. I've seen separate remote control drop mechanisms you can strap to a drone, but they (the cheap ones anyway) usually have short range like a car door remote. A better way would be to use a drone with switchable lights, and use the light power circuit to run the trigger. Remember those little darts we used to shower down upon our enemies? Imagine dumping 100 of them from a full size professional camera drone. (the ones that look like lawn chairs) Drone Darts are Silent and Deadly! |
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Quoted: Seems a very high intensity green laser would be an excellent piece of kit on a modern Battlefield. View Quote Like AntiFacts assaulted the Feds with at the courthouse in Portland? I can just imagine somebody zooming around in the dark with a FPV drone, zapping Black Bloc and Green Hats (NLG). I'd even pop a can of Coke if they did it to the blue (ACLU) hats after I've seen their disgusting acts of the past two years. |
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Quoted: Don’t me… How do you account for the bomb being moved in front of the camera 3 times before it drops? If it was real, the bomb would just be released from its mount. View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: So the drone pulled the bomb out of the sack, gave it a 1, 2, 3, and dropped it? Looks fake…. Don’t me… How do you account for the bomb being moved in front of the camera 3 times before it drops? If it was real, the bomb would just be released from its mount. |
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Quoted: I cannot remember who said it but to be effective at our trade “you have to accept the fact that you're already dead. “ View Quote Twelve O'clock High You are Already Dead |
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View Quote View All Quotes View All Quotes Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Quoted: Could you explain why you think it is fake? I am curious. 1st, the graphics look simulated to me. 2nd, the way the bomb make its way into the picture multiple times as if it's swinging, but stays in place for a second. The camera would have refocused on it as long as it stayed in place. 3rd, if you pay attention at the end, the guys in the trench do not move naturally. Their legs don't move as if running, but instead kind of float. Classic AI issue seen in multiple video games over the years. When the drone moves forward and then stops the grenade moves like a pendulum, that's why you see that. Not for that long...the bomb would be on a very short connection. The fulcrum point would be too close. It's fake. They're not fake https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CUSxkpd-k9s OBVIOUSLY FAKE!!! The bombs will get stuck in the tray and blow up the drone. |
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Quoted: You look fake. Join date 2021, underscore, no ee score, etc. I’m guessing all 86 of your posts have been pro Russian. View Quote Lmao, dude I've been using this site since 2007 for reference on ar15 builds and etc, never joined because they didn't allow free email services at the time for new ar15.com accounts/admission. I didn't join just for the equipment exchange, this last two years has put a distaste in my mouth for buying and selling anything gun related. Sorry you're falling for this Smoke Screen (Ukraine conflict) being put in place by Obama/Biden, these dumb sob's can't even control us let alone try and kick off WWIII with Russia. It's funny the Ukraine Conflict/coverage from our MSM got big weeks after Covid restrictions were lifted, gotta keep the lemmings scared! I'm sure you mean this in Jest, I could reference my other forums I've been on for the last 15 years. I'm not going to, this all doesn't mean shit and I have nothing to prove. sleep well COMRADE! |
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Quoted: There's gotta be an easy way to calculate the height of the drone by the time of fall, but I don't know what it is. View Quote The lazy man way is to ignore air resistance and plug it into a freefall calculator. I had enough number crunching in STEM undergrad and grad school, so I use lazy man way. https://www.omnicalculator.com/physics/free-fall ETA beaten to the omnicalculator punch. |
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