/AKM/ - Guns, weapons and the art of war.

A thread dedicated to the discussion on the ever-evolving nature of modern warfare through the lens of the Russian-Ukrainian war. This is not meant to be a thread about the politics of the war, but the tactics, strategy and equipment used on both sides.

This embedded video who's Russian attempts at anti-drone warfare through the use of small arms and hand-crafted ammunition.

A knife brand you will see shilled nonstop on Reddit and other soy places is Spyderco. They are popular because of their unusual designs and consumerist Funko Pop like practice of releasing extremely limited designs to trick retards into thinking they are special and buying them. These knives are mostly made out of a cheap plastic material they trick you into thinking long is special by calling it “fiberglass reinforced nylon” when it is really just fucking plastic. They are very expensive but if you were to hand one to someone who isn’t into knives they would probably think it costs $20 from Walmart not $200. “But plastic is light” so is titanium and aluminum which both feel much better and nicer but go ahead and keep justifying paying exorbitant prices for inferior materials. These knives also come in a shitty box with nothing else. When you buy a Protech knife they are made of aluminum and the quality control is impeccable. They are masterfully machined and you can feel the quality. They come in a special box that folds open and a fabric pouch. When you buy a Spyderco with the Golden Colorado stamp you can notice many flaws like the blade not being centered ect and it just comes in a cheap no frills box. I actually live near the Golden factory and every time I’ve gone their they have barely any knives for sale. The employees are rude and mostly fat women who don’t seem to even know very much. I’m guessing these are the same people making them so that explains why they are so poor quality. So yeah I would recommend buying Protech or WE knives instead. WE knives have amazing quality control and are made in China. Protech are made in California. Both these brands are better than Spyderco and cost roughly the same amount and aren’t used by faggot Redditors.

Concealment is always a good idea.

Do you fill put an application form or is it a job you make it to through connections? Is there a formula?

I have no money, no job and no purpose.

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For context, flamethrowers have been around for over a millennium. The weapons are necessary to destroy fortresses. Before flamethrowers, torches, slingshots, and other flammable devices were used to destroy things in war. Currently, incendiary missiles, thermobaric bombs, white phosphorus-based weapons, and other flammable explosives are much better at destroying fortresses than modern flame thrower. One has to wonder, is the future of war entirely projectile based?

If modern armies were faced with someone that had air superiority(its a hypotethical, dont answer ensure air superioty)
What evolution in doctrine,… would be needed to win anyway?

Did the Soviets actually expect much from the Poles, Hungarians and Czechoslovaks if war broke out for real? Like how the fuck did they expect these guys to be loyal and fighting alongside the USSR given the debacles with 1956, 1968, and everything pertaining to Poland's occupation postwar? What role would the WP armies outside of East Germany actually play in a conflict?

what would be your standard squad equipment?

In most of the world you can hardly own a handgun.