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Haha, love that gunner as always.
Ya momma won't be proud son if you go home in a pine box! Now give 'em gooks a hail of hot lead!!!!
@Daz: I'm lovin' that Vietnam feelin' because it's the biggest failure in America's history.
And P.S.: RPGs are not suitable against mid-flying helis, not unlike in Somalia, where Blackhawks flew below a hundred meters.
And a little info: The PAVN and the VC used a version of the RPG-2, called B-40, so basically, there are a few RPG-7s or none at all back in the 'Nam.
Ya momma won't be proud son if you go home in a pine box! Now give 'em gooks a hail of hot lead!!!!
@Daz: I'm lovin' that Vietnam feelin' because it's the biggest failure in America's history.
And P.S.: RPGs are not suitable against mid-flying helis, not unlike in Somalia, where Blackhawks flew below a hundred meters.
And a little info: The PAVN and the VC used a version of the RPG-2, called B-40, so basically, there are a few RPG-7s or none at all back in the 'Nam.
C'mon soldiers! Hit 'em with your poodle shooters and bring 'em to the gates of heaven! Charlie don't pray sons, so let 'em pop their membranes!
Yep. Hueys. The advent of air cav. I'm kinda astonished on how the US pulled out that kind of tactic effectively, since the first gunships were all hueys fitted with rocketpods and M60s.
Yep. Hueys. The advent of air cav. I'm kinda astonished on how the US pulled out that kind of tactic effectively, since the first gunships were all hueys fitted with rocketpods and M60s.
The horror....the horror!!!
How's it goin' folks?
And I feel like talking a lot about the Vietnam War.
Well, here's mine
1 FN F2000 fitted with an FN EGLM - 5.56x45mm NATO/40x46mm
1 Kimber Warrior 2, fitted with Surefire weaponlight - .45 ACP
Well, gotta go, since there's some sort of emergency here.
Grach 6, out.
1 FN F2000 fitted with an FN EGLM - 5.56x45mm NATO/40x46mm
1 Kimber Warrior 2, fitted with Surefire weaponlight - .45 ACP
Well, gotta go, since there's some sort of emergency here.
Grach 6, out.
Base command, we're having troubles with the communications, over.
Oh, yes. Deadpool. He's a mercenary afterall.
Well, how about the film "The Expendables"? Ever heard of it folks?
We will end ourselves with our own hands, period. I.E. : A nuclear holocaust, environmental problems, or the good 'ol Malthusian collapse.
Unos wrote...
Anyone going to Toycon on 19 (sunday)?Fat chance.
Well, anyone here planning for meet-ups?
Yeah, a good choice for a medic, since you gotta run all over the field whilst carrying that extra medpack.
Say, you still wielding that katana? You seem to remind me of deadpool..
Say, you still wielding that katana? You seem to remind me of deadpool..
Same here Daz.
Two-piece, since you gotta see 'em backs.
1.Best Jazz musician in your opinion.
2. Octopus or Squid?
Two-piece, since you gotta see 'em backs.
1.Best Jazz musician in your opinion.
2. Octopus or Squid?
Well, for the PDW, that is better. Since I'll be customizing the AKS-74U with an MP5-Styled stock, then reduce the length by 3 inches or so.
I still find the 5.56x45mm superior to the larger round, since almost all of the major engagement nowadays are in small distances
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrostatic_shock
I still find the 5.56x45mm superior to the larger round, since almost all of the major engagement nowadays are in small distances
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hydrostatic_shock
Not really, since they are the new generation of SMGs. And the CX4 won't qualify, since it fires rounds that cannot penetrate a standard body armor. Well, the reason why did a lot of mercenaries use 'em is because their opponents don't wear body armor (Like Terrorists, Guerrillas and other enemy combatants)
I see, well the legacy of the former Soviet Armed Forces are now gone, because of the long-term budget cuts and because of the damn economy. The Former Soviet Air force was reduced into 40% of it's original size.
Well, not really, since they have the ability to pierce through standard body armor. A perfect weapon for back units, medics, engineers and any combatant that needs a compact, yet packs a punch, similar to ARs.
Well, not really, since they have the ability to pierce through standard body armor. A perfect weapon for back units, medics, engineers and any combatant that needs a compact, yet packs a punch, similar to ARs.
DasMarine wrote...
So my callsign is Baikal 5?Copy that, Baikal 5. We're using Russian call signs.
Copy that Mosin 6.
So, how about a small talk about PDWs?