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>UAVs
>reconnaissance drones (these are quadcopter drones used for aerial filming that were disguised as toys)
>unmanned submarines that operate autonomously and navigate using GPS
>"ayyash" missiles (made from metal pipes leftover after the zionists got kicked out of Gaza, some warheads lifted from a WWI-era sunken British naval ship and a fuel engine w/ pumps that has a range of over 200km and can hit anywhere in Israel)
Is this the final intifada? Are they capble of ever standing a chance against Israel?
>>3549Nobody outguns American backed states.
Every strike just means Israel strikes 2 times more.
>>3549Well they're using it now to great effect. They must have preparing this assault for some time. Pic rel was one of the Merkava tanks taken out and the Hezbollah fighters were seen using RPG-7s with tandem-HEAT warheads, which is likely the culprit that took it out.
Hamas is clearly a result of Western foreign policy backfiring, and the retaliatory JDAM strikes of Israel's F-16s on civilian high-rises in the Gaza strip are only more proof.
https://theintercept.com/2018/02/19/hamas-israel-palestine-conflict/ >>3825United States' involvement in Ukraine has primarily been in support of Ukraine's sovereignty and territorial integrity, in line with international law. The U.S. provided diplomatic support, humanitarian aid, and non-lethal military assistance to Ukraine in response to Russia's actions. This support was aimed at helping Ukraine defend itself and pursue a peaceful resolution to the conflict.
the events in Ukraine were not initiated by the United States but were the result of Russia's actions. Russia's annexation of Crimea and support for separatist movements in Eastern Ukraine violated Ukraine's territorial integrity and led to the ongoing conflict. The U.S. and its allies have been working in concert with international organizations to find a peaceful resolution and uphold Ukraine's right to self-determination.
>>3824It appears the drone dropped a HEAT warhead that struck the frontal portion which is where the engine block is, that's why there's fire pouring out of the side; it's coming out of the exhaust port. Likely it impacted a fuel tank or the fuel injector.
Clearly HAMAS has been learning from the Russia-Ukraine use of drones.
They captured a ton of armor including Namer APCs and Merkavas of different makes from the older M-II to the newest M-IV.
https://topwar.ru/227621-pojavilis-kadry-s-desjatkami-edinic-zahvachennoj-palestincami-izrailskoj-voennoj-tehniki.html>>3824 It's interesting to note that this means the Trophy APS is vulnerable to drones.
So is HAMAS more successful this time because they got stolen weapons Biden dumped in Ukraine?
>>3822Why do they put a 'V' on their tanks too?
>>3837It's a grouping marker pic rel
The V marking is to show to which squadron the vehicle belong
Up = Alpha squadron
Right = Bravo squadron
Left = Charlie squadron
Down = Delta squadron
https://southfront.press/in-video-israeli-army-suffers-heavy-losses/ https://www.kaznu.kz/Content/Общевоенная%20подготовка/page19.html (Ручной противотанковый гранатомет (РПГ – 7В))
I'm interested in the quality of the ПГ-7ВР warheads they're producing as a HEAT warhead isn't complex, but a tandem one isn't as easy to make. They certainly seem effective however, so clearly they're made correctly. Perhaps Iran or Iraq sent them the tooling needed.
>>4033>I mean the original chaff used in WW2 was essentially metal strips being dropped by bombers to create false reflections in RADAR imageing, considering the limitations on RADAR size in a missile it would make sense for such a method to have some successYou basically answered yourself why adding tinfoil to the rocket is the most retarded thing ever.
Fixing chaff to a rocket just makes the target look bigger.
>>4045You fail to understand what foil does to spoof low-power RADARs. It not only creates a RADAR profile, but distorts it, so that you can't actually get a good idea of the target's actual location or proximity, thus the Tamir missile seeker may 'think' that its on top of the target and detonate, when in fact it is ahead or behind the rocket, since the target is so imprecise.
Now again I'm just postulating this based on what I know about RADAR and chaff, so I could be wrong, but I wasn't the person that suggested foil as a method to begin with, I was only repeating a claim by a Raytheon engineer I heard of and thought interesting.
>>4047>You fail to understand what foil does to spoof low-power RADARs. It not only creates a RADAR profile, but distorts it, so that you can't actually get a good idea of the target's actual location or proximity, thus the Tamir missile seeker may 'think' that its on top of the target and detonate, when in fact it is ahead or behind the rocket, since the target is so imprecise. False for two reasons. Tinfoil doesn't distort radar that much and the Tamir uses a laser fuse together with the radar seeker at shortest range.
>Now again I'm just postulating this based on what I know about RADAR and chaff, so I could be wrong, but I wasn't the person that suggested foil as a method to begin with, I was only repeating a claim by a Raytheon engineer I heard of and thought interesting.These rumors are lies in 99% of time and just cite authority to look more credible.
>>3825Very well. The weapon market is at an all time right and there is now a popular demand from both side for more public spending. Every single weapon manufacturer get filthy rich from the taxpayer's money. This war is a total American victory.
>But all the people who die? Leave that detail to the unwashed masses. Come on do you think the war on terror was about fighting terror? It's over, we need something new.
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