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America is broke, what else is the truth here?The Biden packages seem to be getting smaller and less frequent.
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America is broke, what else is the truth here?The Biden packages seem to be getting smaller and less frequent.
never fielded and used in warLmfao, if merely mounting unguided munitions on a drone is making it a UCAV, then the first UCAV would TDN-1 from 1942, that could drop a 1000lb bomb.
Also, the RPG-7s you mounted on that drone were basically useless
never fielded and used in warBruh, TDN-1 is from 1942, falls under the definition of a drone, and dropped a bomb, so garbage Iranian drone strapped with rockets wasn't even the first UCAV, not by a long shot.
those were RPG-7 with fragmentation warhead , we didn't need to hit anything , we fired those at barracks and areas there were chance of personnel gathering , and let the fragmentation do the work . the drone was a line of sight controlled drone , and usually several operator penetrated behind enemy lines and handed the control of the drone to each other and the last one approximated where the rocket will hit and fired it when he think it land near enemy and let the fragmentation warhead do the damage .An UCAV is a combat drone.
Show proof that the Iranian ”UCAV” actually hit anything.
”The modern military drone as known today was the brainchild of John Stuart Foster Jr., a nuclear physicist and former head of the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (then called the Lawrence Radiation Laboratory).[8] In 1971, Foster was a model airplane hobbyist and had the idea this hobby could be applied to building weapons.[8] He drew up plans and by 1973 DARPA (Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency) built two prototypes called "Prairie" and "Calera". They were powered by a modified lawn-mower engine and could stay aloft for two hours while carrying a 28-pound (13 kg) load.”
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let make it simpler , you think because its above water line its in sky , no its on top of the building which usually is above waterline ,irst you say "your mistake is that because its above water line you think its above the ground"
Then I explained that water collect at the lowest spot on the ground, which is simple physics. Which mean if it is above waterline, then it is above ground."
exactly what i said in first postThen you say "drone hit top of the building , not first floor , and the explosion was at top of the buildings."
First, that's completely 180 degree turn from your previous comment (which is you thought it is at ground level, now you think it hit the building)
not the second detonation , first explosion then what you see as second detonation , is burning og fuel and explosion of any explosives in the building itself for example lng capsules , gas lines , if there is explosive there .Then I explained that since that drone don't have optics and comm module, it most definitely will have an impact fuse, so when that drone hit the building, it will not have a second det like you claim before (another contradiction to what you have said)
no if it dive nearly vertically and also , because the camera become blind you don't see how the explosion derbies movedAnd then I further explained that if that drone hits its target, the debris will carry the explosion forward (or whereever the drone goes) and the fireball will not be perfect ball shape, it will be leading toward the motion of travel.
your argument is only correct if the dive is v1 style dive and let the engine turn off and the missile fall somewhere , not a controlled dive like shahed-136lol, camera won't be blinded by the flash, that's what flash do because the explosion will last a lot longer than the flash, and what is "If the drone dive, it goes no where?" Dude, even if it dive 90 degree straight down, the momentum will carry the drone forward to heavy side up. It's like if you drop something that have serious weight on the floor, once it hit the floor, it will NOT stay at where it first hit the ground, it will simply bounce off (the heavier the object the less the distance it bounce off to).
it will be , that's a simple camera , not a fast camera designed for these scenario , in nights the diaphragm is wide open , a bright light , will blind it and it take time foe camera to adjust , if it have that capability , these cameras usually don't have itlol, camera won't be blinded by the flash
my argument never changed , the drone hit top of the building and made a bright flash that made the camera blind and then when camera could see again , you see the building on fireDude, you are moving your own argument trying to suit the situation, which is a sign you are losing said argument because if that is a fact, the goal post won't move, you won't have to change your argument to justify your point. You said you were a doctor?? Dude, how do you manage to get into Medical School with argument and logic like this? Did you do the same to your patient when you don't know why he/she is sick??
probably yes , they are designed to be fired in hundreds not at most 3-5 like what palestinian doYes you are right.
Fajr rockets were also shot down.
honestly , there is no point in that discussion , that drone hit top of the building , if you put photo of such drone and said it was intercepted there wa no argument from memean, I wasn't going to argue with you because it's just one drone, whether it hit the target or got intercepted really not a big deal, I am simply telling you what I interpret as a former Military Intelligence officer with Damage Assessment experience, believe it or not is up to you, but dude, your argument is getting more ridiculous as you go. What next? The explosion wasn' captured by the camera at all or the shot is upside down or what??
two decades of being in usa camps .do that , the ones who escape were not the ones fighting USA and NatoWe saw a good example of the fighting spirit of Afghans when they ran from the Taliban last year.
certainly the missile hit several hundred meter away , the question is what was hit that they use two missile for it
lol , no he is no where like Stalin , if he was like Stalin , he attacked both Ukraine and Finland and probably Uzbekistan with at least 3 million soldier .Putin is no different to Stalin, he rules Russia with iron fist. Every opponent, every resistance is futile. People can expect millions of deaths either by famine, execution, deportation or simply disappear in Siberia gulags.