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One More - Abhi Bloody Chap bolke sab civilians ko chup kara dunga something somethingNaam namak nishan , something something something ... Shut up you bloody civilian, something something something... Agniveer bad something something something....
We are better than bisleri drinkers, something something something ( yet we train with their lower tier units lol) ....
Equipment is for pussies, we win by jazba e jung , himmat and haunsla something something something...
( We can't even issue each soldier of the fighting arm , with a simple nvg .,yet we are forever ready something something something something)
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SMPP BPJ on the left & on the right that sad one on which they wear those tactical vests with extra mag pouches and no inserts.
ARJUN-H thermal sight. Life saving during the day too when punks hide behind the thick bushes. Spots the heat anyway.In daytime??
The FPV needs to be first detected, they can be camouflaged for harder detection, then initially acquired, aimed for lead, then keep shooting it until it's detonated all while it dives at a speed of atleast 100km/hrWhy the hate for shotguns lol
1. Electronic Warfare; cost efficient and can the whole swarm at once but can be easily countered.
2. Air-Burst Autocannon; second most cost efficient but are huge with guns, ammo, radars and EO.
3. Directed Energy Weapon; theoretically most cost efficient and effective but currently upfront cost is huge given it's yet to fully mature.
4. Anti-UAV APS; similar to existing Active Protection System but modified for anti-UAV role. Decently cost efficient with the ability to engage swarm attack at once but it's still in its infancy.
Other than these four, whatever you'll hear as Anti-UAV solution would be more or less a gimmick or a very elaborate scheme to enjoy VC money. Everything from shotgun to trained eagles to net cannon to net cannon throwing UAV to four INSAS mounted on a tripod...everything.
This is not representative at all.The FPV needs to be first detected, they can be camouflaged for harder detection, then initially acquired, aimed for lead, then keep shooting it until it's detonated all while it dives at a speed of atleast 100km/hr
In trap shooting the bright red pigeons are made up of fragile clay, fly in a predicted manner, the shooter knowns where to aim initially to acquire them, flies at a speed of 80km/hr...how many medals do we have?
Perhaps this will give some idea on how easy it's to assume that a shotgun would easily take down a FPV and actually doing it. Whatever we're seeing is just survivorship bias...we are not considering the instances in which shotguns have failed to intercept.
This is the theoretical spread of perhaps the best shotgun, shooter and round.
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See how sparse the spread is at mere 50m. A diving FPV would be covering 50m in just 1.5sec.
But even if assume you manage to make a hit, this is what you'd be hitting it with.
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These things are so low powered that once we used to shoot people at close ranges with these as a less lethal option.
But even in this case, no matter how much damage you deal to vital components like controller or motor...the FPV would continue flying towards you.
But if we really wanna go with Ukr-Rus videos then there are videos of people downing FPVs with sticks, rocks, jars...
Here's a POV video of a similar case!Multiple shots will very likely hit the drone atleast once, and then the drone is toast.
Ghatak Platoons (semi-SF, raised to spearhead an attack) of Western Command (one of the most serious, supposed to face the brunt of a 2-front attack) doing Special Heliborne Operations (read again, Special Heliborne Operations) deep into enemy territory.
Circa 2024
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Two riflemen can't exchange ammo because 5.56x45mm vs 7.62x39mmView attachment 8141
Middle guy Boots helmet
5.56 situation will be solved with adoption of 7.62 AK-203. Is something similar in the pipeline for grenades?Two riflemen can't exchange ammo because 5.56x45mm vs 7.62x39mm
Two grenadiers can't exchange ammo because 40mm CL vs 40x46mm
...and here you're are getting bothered about helmets.
I know there is a lot things you can point out Safety should be no.1 priorityTwo riflemen can't exchange ammo because 5.56x45mm vs 7.62x39mm
Two grenadiers can't exchange ammo because 40mm CL vs 40x46mm
...and here you're are getting bothered about helmets.
• All AGLs - 30x29mm5.56 situation will be solved with adoption of 7.62 AK-203. Is something similar in the pipeline for grenades?
Same. No Idea about the firmWhat PC is this
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