/777/ - Weapons and War

>>1570
Hoplopfheil Brassfacts & Nova Group for the best civilian attainable equipment reviews like night vision, Uncle Oji who has good poverty tier advice like cheap nylon equipment, and JaredAF for handgun shooting. They're all fags but they give useful info with less shilling than usual.

>>1587 (me)
followup if you're in need of bare bones basic instruction on how to shoot safely Paul Harrel's old vids also good.

Perhaps magnesium added br uses? A thernobaric is some two or three stage something like propane gas is exploded or released, then exploded. perhaps a viable modern day anti-tank weapon?

This is taken from Wikipedia. These possible thermobaric grenades are a new anti-tank grenade being developed or used by Ukraine in their war with Russia.

A typical weapon consists of a container packed with a fuel substance, the center of which has a small conventional-explosive "scatter charge". Fuels are chosen on the basis of the exothermicity of their oxidation, ranging from powdered metals, such as aluminum or magnesium, to organic materials, possibly with a self-contained partial oxidant.[16] The most recent development involves the use of nanofuels.[17][18]

thegatalog.com has 3d files to print stuff like grenade launchers, handguns, automatic weapons etc.

I don't know more about it, unfortunately. I'd love to see some of this, though.

>>1545
>liberal
More word games than main stream media in this post

>>1539
Is this actually any good?

>>1549
My inclination is to think it's crap because >>1544
It seems to be more focused on advice for vague ""extremists,"" too, which makes it look kind of suspicious.

Mao is a good place to start, essentially, the power of the proleatriat is in its politcal will to survive. historically, the PLA would go on nightime raids,waiting to load their rifles until the 10-20 yard line, and try to overwhelm enemy forces when there was a disturbance in their watch (machine gun switching firing zones, swapping watchmen, etc…)
they would wait silently sometimes for an hour with a grenade held ready to throw into the enemy line. the utter confusion of the enemy was the main advantage of the pla, they needed no commands from leadership react to an evolvig on the ground situation. the way they were able to do these on the ground tatics so effectively came in 2 parts
1. The authority of junior commanders to take initiative, and even lowest level fighters able to start the assult when they recognized a key moment of weakness.
2. the discipline of the individual fighter.
this discipline is what prevented him from firing off all 5 of his alloted bullets for the raid unless they were effective.

How do you build a disciplined fighter? essetially, brainwashing. The viet minh are documented to essentially have big parties in the village where dedicated politcal officials told sob stories about french occupation: after a few weeks of doing this in their local area, they had their army. think of how that applies to americans, the punk scene for example is filled with young rebelious folk needing a direction. find out how to host parties with live music and food, give speeches at the beginning middle and end highlighting injustice in their community and especilly have comrades in the crowd to both stir up sentiment and directly pipeline potential recruits. start with small things: who will go tagging? who wants to help at the local food not bombs, keep them fun, and alligned, and healthy. at the end of the day your most effective fighters are most effective because they are fighting for and alongside friends.

once people have been developed, decide which role they might fit best as a junior officer; are they ideologically dedicated, a good speaker, and someone people find trustworthy? they are best for politcal officer.
Are they daring, analytical or just a plain good fighter? they can be a military officer.

The way the PLA ran back in the day was to force command down to the lowest possible rank, and since the working class should be ideologically commited to the same goals, they will be Post too long. Click here to view the full text.

Funny Cornish Man KernowDamo recently did a video on this. He may be right that they still have serious vulnerabilities… I wouldn't be surprised if they have continued to be overhyped.

I don't know if I fully agree with his points about the cost, though. Even this "Israeli made" current model by Rafael was built on top of technology developed in White Sands in the '90s and '00s; and it's still the US covering all this stuff at cost. If it ended up being too expensive for whatever capital the "Israelis" have already accumulated, the US would just pay for it.

Well, this stuff seems to have turned out to be basically useless.

Should anything be made of this recent statement?

Tritium is in stuff like self illuminating exit signs, gun night sights, medical equipment etc. It is used in nuclear weapons to do something like boosting the nuclear eplosion.
Boosting Before detonation, a few grams of tritium–deuterium gas are injected into the hollow "pit" of fissile material.
The early stages of the fission chain reaction supply enough heat and compression to start deuterium–tritium
fusion; then both fission and fusion proceed in parallel, the fission assisting the fusion by continuing heating
and compression, and the fusion assisting the fission with highly energetic (14.1 MeV) neutrons. As the
fission fuel depletes and also explodes outward, it falls below the density needed to stay critical by itself, but
the fusion neutrons make the fission process progress faster and continue longer than it would without
boosting. Increased yield comes overwhelmingly from the increased fission. The energy from the fusion
itself is much smaller because the amount of fusion fuel is much smaller. Effects of boosting include:
▪ increased yield (for the same amount of fission fuel, compared to unboosted)
▪ the possibility of variable yield by varying the amount of fusion fuel
▪ allowing the bomb to require a smaller amount of the very expensive fissile material
▪ eliminating the risk of predetonation by nearby nuclear explosions
▪ not so stringent requirements on the implosion setup, allowing for a smaller and lighter amount
of high explosives to be used

University Of Berkley in California has neutron reactors that are more nuclear reactor like. Here are some pdfs about them and their designs.

Seems like the "Outlaw Project" was the name of some internet pdf.

This doesn't necessarily work as laser enrichment, could just work in theory.

Artificial intelligence computer are supposed to be able to help build things like weapons grade uraniium or a nuclear bomb. But they can also tell you inaccurate information. Also the companies that make the Ai computers can make it illegal and impossible for the AI to tell you things like how to build a nuclear bomb. It can be a very difficult technological feat involving really good physicists.

A first aid course, not online in person

>>1535
Look for free EMT courses offered through community colleges, fire stations, and EMS stations; working as an EMT is gold standard for beginning a career in emergency medicine.

>>1536
>>1537
Good call.

You can try to learn in volunteer organizations, in my country at least that's feasible, you just have to try not to talk about your political ideas, go learn and keep your mouth shut (at least it works for me)

Yeah, true, they just flew back in from NYC.

do you have a source, sir?

What about it?

Why tf do people make threads like this and then just never fucking follow up?

>>1528
Maybe his mom took away his internet for not doing homework?

Old transport tank for the Soviet leadership, used in the investiagation of the Chernobyl nuclear plant accident back in the 1980's.