Damn if I know lol.
Damn if I know lol.
Is it a Sikorsky UH-60 Black Hawk armed with a AIM-92 Stinger?
AGM-87 Focus. Ground attack missile based on the AIM-9 Sidewinder.
Correct. I've not found out much about it, except that they tried it out in the late sixties, and even had field trials in Vietnam. It worked well, especially against vehicles at night. I assume the reason it was not widely used, was cost. Can't be much bang for the buck by using a basically a Sidewinder to blow up a truck.
You're up, Jagdpanzer.
So what's this? And I want a precise answer.
A Truck?
'When people stop believing in God, they don’t believe in nothing — they believe in anything. '
-Emile Cammaerts' book The Laughing Prophets (1937)
Under the patronage of Nihil. So there.
A blue truck?
An Opel Blitz with gassifier maybe?
'When people stop believing in God, they don’t believe in nothing — they believe in anything. '
-Emile Cammaerts' book The Laughing Prophets (1937)
Under the patronage of Nihil. So there.
Opel Blitz truck with Imbert wood gas generator (or gasifier). The colour is dark grey btw. It´s a truck which runs on wood or char coal.
Your turn, Markas.
Gentlemen, I would like the class, name and notable event this ship was involved in.
'When people stop believing in God, they don’t believe in nothing — they believe in anything. '
-Emile Cammaerts' book The Laughing Prophets (1937)
Under the patronage of Nihil. So there.
Clue time I guess- The ship class and name are the same, being the lead ship, and it is a Royal Navy ship.
'When people stop believing in God, they don’t believe in nothing — they believe in anything. '
-Emile Cammaerts' book The Laughing Prophets (1937)
Under the patronage of Nihil. So there.
I did do an extensive search after this came up, but I quickly left England after scouring the Light Cruisers, and browsing the destroyers. The closest matching 3-stack I could find was the SMS Emden, but it was no cigar. Now I went back to British Cruisers and found the Scout Cruiser classes. Finally found HMS Pathfinder, lead ship of the Pathfinder class, and first ship to be sunk by a torpedo.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMS_Pathfinder_(1904)
http://www.belfasttelegraph.co.uk/ne...-30553424.html
Correct! The first ship to be sunk by an enemy torpedo in war time.
'When people stop believing in God, they don’t believe in nothing — they believe in anything. '
-Emile Cammaerts' book The Laughing Prophets (1937)
Under the patronage of Nihil. So there.
M1848 Swedish Naval short sword.
next:
clue: only about 1 degree of separation between this pistol and the Khyber Pass pistol I posted a few months back.