"Run away to fight another day" Probably the most important part of all. The IRA didn't stand around waiting for the Brits to roll armor on them, they hit and then ran.
If you see tires, anywhere, shoot the tires. Nothing moves without tires. All military's use the "just in time' tire resupply program. The "just in time" resupply program, runs on.....tires. Find their airfields. Big drones take off on...tires. A-10's take off on....tires. C-17's deliver stuff on...tires.
The good folks over at Throwflame have a drone-mountable flamethrower. It needs a pretty good sized drone because it’s fairly heavy. 25 foot range and about 15-20 seconds worth of fuel….
You would have done well in Support Commando my Friend!
EXCELLENT information!
Jack Lawson
Member, Sully H. deFontaine Special Forces Association Chapter 51, Las Vegas, Nevada
Author of the “Civil Defense Manual,” “The Slaver’s Wheel,” “A Failure of Civility,” “And We Hide From The Devil” and “In Defense.”
“When the lies become commonplace, people believe them as fact… and when that “fact” is what is printed and known by most people it becomes “The Legend” …the real truth is gone forever… and what is left is ONLY “The Legend.” Such is the case of Ernesto "Che" Guevara, whose capabilities and record were a total fabrication and who was a failure as a soldier and leader.” Not my words… these words are from the guy in my SF Chapter who helped hunt Guevara down and kill this evil human being in Bolivia. Author Jack Lawson
From Jack Lawson… an American in 1RLI Support Commando and attached to Rhodesian “C Squadron” SAS Africa 1976-79
Bruh, the combo of Drones, Land Based Remote Controlled or AI "dogs" complementing a small units has been growing by leaps and bounds.
Now, personally I doubt t either us or the Taiwanese will be facing these. If the KMT wins the next national elections on Taiwan there will be a de facto re-unification with China so a war over Taiwan is a non-starter.
What these will probably be used for is to help Pro-Chinese/Russian Central Asian Republics suppress any sort of CIA fuckery inspired Color Revolutions.
In the video game Battlefield 2042 there is a recon specialist named Casper who spots incoming enemies with his drones. Before they changed the rules you could attach C4 to the drone and land it behind a sniper or on top of a tank and blow them up. Things in the real world are more interesting. The Armenians too lost a lot of folks to Azerbaijani drones in the latest fight over Negorno-Karabakh.
Think Afghan-Irish Democracy, avoid attacking the spear point.
3" Bladed caltrops, no tires even run flat survive them. Run flats only get you about 50 miles before your vehicle is non mission capable. How far can you push a track when the fuel truck isn't coming.
A cord of them pulled across the road can be done from a concealment and that convoy staggers to a stop pretty soon. A few shots from the other way might give your sneaky one an out.
Or smarter folks can figure out a remote way to deploy them.
Baby drones have very limited flight time. Do a little APP writing as to have your cellphone or such LISTEN for the distinct sound of a Propeller and you can go to ground under thermal blankets like the Afghans did.
Just for fun GIVE them the Target they are LOOKING FOR. A decoy "Manned" with some Quislings (wired-duct taped to fake weapons) eliminates some troublemakers, gives any survivors the idea their "Friends" WILL SHOOT THEM (demoralizing, eh) and the bad boys are OUT Some expensive and hard to replace drone weapons maybe?
"Run away to fight another day" Probably the most important part of all. The IRA didn't stand around waiting for the Brits to roll armor on them, they hit and then ran.
If you see tires, anywhere, shoot the tires. Nothing moves without tires. All military's use the "just in time' tire resupply program. The "just in time" resupply program, runs on.....tires. Find their airfields. Big drones take off on...tires. A-10's take off on....tires. C-17's deliver stuff on...tires.
You do realize they have run flats snd goop in em to stop leaks, dont you
The good folks over at Throwflame have a drone-mountable flamethrower. It needs a pretty good sized drone because it’s fairly heavy. 25 foot range and about 15-20 seconds worth of fuel….
Coelacanth
Big Country,
You would have done well in Support Commando my Friend!
EXCELLENT information!
Jack Lawson
Member, Sully H. deFontaine Special Forces Association Chapter 51, Las Vegas, Nevada
Author of the “Civil Defense Manual,” “The Slaver’s Wheel,” “A Failure of Civility,” “And We Hide From The Devil” and “In Defense.”
“When the lies become commonplace, people believe them as fact… and when that “fact” is what is printed and known by most people it becomes “The Legend” …the real truth is gone forever… and what is left is ONLY “The Legend.” Such is the case of Ernesto "Che" Guevara, whose capabilities and record were a total fabrication and who was a failure as a soldier and leader.” Not my words… these words are from the guy in my SF Chapter who helped hunt Guevara down and kill this evil human being in Bolivia. Author Jack Lawson
From Jack Lawson… an American in 1RLI Support Commando and attached to Rhodesian “C Squadron” SAS Africa 1976-79
Bruh, the combo of Drones, Land Based Remote Controlled or AI "dogs" complementing a small units has been growing by leaps and bounds.
Now, personally I doubt t either us or the Taiwanese will be facing these. If the KMT wins the next national elections on Taiwan there will be a de facto re-unification with China so a war over Taiwan is a non-starter.
What these will probably be used for is to help Pro-Chinese/Russian Central Asian Republics suppress any sort of CIA fuckery inspired Color Revolutions.
https://www.bitchute.com/video/Rh26tbnvQce2/
https://www.bitchute.com/video/1fvv35gajRV9/
In the video game Battlefield 2042 there is a recon specialist named Casper who spots incoming enemies with his drones. Before they changed the rules you could attach C4 to the drone and land it behind a sniper or on top of a tank and blow them up. Things in the real world are more interesting. The Armenians too lost a lot of folks to Azerbaijani drones in the latest fight over Negorno-Karabakh.
Think Afghan-Irish Democracy, avoid attacking the spear point.
3" Bladed caltrops, no tires even run flat survive them. Run flats only get you about 50 miles before your vehicle is non mission capable. How far can you push a track when the fuel truck isn't coming.
A cord of them pulled across the road can be done from a concealment and that convoy staggers to a stop pretty soon. A few shots from the other way might give your sneaky one an out.
Or smarter folks can figure out a remote way to deploy them.
Baby drones have very limited flight time. Do a little APP writing as to have your cellphone or such LISTEN for the distinct sound of a Propeller and you can go to ground under thermal blankets like the Afghans did.
Just for fun GIVE them the Target they are LOOKING FOR. A decoy "Manned" with some Quislings (wired-duct taped to fake weapons) eliminates some troublemakers, gives any survivors the idea their "Friends" WILL SHOOT THEM (demoralizing, eh) and the bad boys are OUT Some expensive and hard to replace drone weapons maybe?
Flight lines and Motor pools are a nice area to mess with too. Death by a thousand cuts and all that crapola.
But the personal pan pizza drone has changed warfare for sure, and it’s scary as hell.
Or you could use your own drone on them with this little baby attached...
https://throwflame.com/tf-19-wasp/