Comments by "SonsOfLorgar" (@SonsOfLorgar) on "Ryan McBeth" channel.

  1. Yeah, the ballistics computer designed for Swedish artillery in the mid 1990ies is housed in a flanged cast aluminium chassi, all of it's connectors are recessed or simple 2-lead copper wire push fit connectors. It can be dropped from 100ft onto a concrete slab and still work, it can also survive an EMP if it's properly grounded and can be hooked up to almost any radio set or even a twin lead phone line to recive data transmissions.
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  2. Anyone who pays for slogan on Muskovite shells should be charged with soliciting genocide.
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  3. Possibly by accident, before they became Russian agents...
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  4. Yikes! No point in any of you buying a lottery ticket or gamble after that thou, as you probably used at least a life time supply of luck each in those few minutes😬
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  5.  @BigMax-  why you do onions dirty like that?
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  6.  @rojalD  possibly, but the bow wave displacement is still a thing, and the heavier the vehicle, the more water is going to be pushed ahead, and thus the speed has to be proportionately lower. And here comes the real kicker: what do you think happens out on that ice about 60-120 seconds after a drone or recon team or aircraft spots all those slow moving heat sources out on the ice...
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  7. That said, I've percived it as if a majority of those Iraqi tanks were made of sub-quality steel, essentially just thick and hard, bur not actually armor grade composition.
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  8. ​ @epicguy-nk7dd  for what? For Girkins deliberate false flag shelling of Donbass civilians between 2014 and 2022 that he both confessed and was awarded with medals from Putin for? How is that Ukraines fault?
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  9. Maps, compasses and inertia positioning systems re-zeroed and calibrated at every opportunity. Idk about the US Army, but my own country still keeps those old school systems around as backup and trains on them. Hell, I myself could use a pair of binoculars, a map, a compass, scale ruler, a grid paper, a clear plastic disc, a thermometer, a helium balloon on a string and the appropriate ballistics charts for the specific system and ammo availiable to calculate a meteorologically uncertain fire sollution for any form of tube artillery to hit within 100m of the intended target zone on the first ranging shot.
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  10. ​ @Haan22  same struggle here man.
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  11.  @fire_storm_8314  realistic-ish, but yes, a group of friends who communicate and are able to tactically support eachother often trash the opposition in both WT and WoT.
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  12. ​ @andrzej2501  spot on.
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  13. ​​ @dalecrocker3213  afaih, the Kursk NPP provides all of the power to little over 50% of the Muskovite federations total metal industry including ~16% of the steel refining. That's not insignificant... And then there's the railroad junctions in the area that are absolutely essential for heavy equipment and mass personel transports from Nöteborg region(aka. St. Petersburg) and Moskva region down to Rostov on Don and the whole Muskovite occupation zone in Ukraine, the detour via the southern Urals alone won't be enough to maintain Moskovite offensive operations in Ukraine, and the Moskovite road network is just as primitive outside the cities as it was in ww2😂
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  14. ​​ @sumduma55  news flash sunshine! Career criminals and their groupies tends to be focused down by law enforcement for non-political reasons regardless of their false claims of victimhood.😂
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  15.  @exo068  so, that makes me wonder if the MstaB has a manual/automatic ejection setting switch.
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  16. The Swedish army field manual from 2001 states that AT4s and LAWs vs Tanks is sucidal vs the front arc, adequate from the sides and decent from the rear...😅
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  17. ​ @biznatcho7  you just won one internet😂
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  18. ​ @greg1516 and more importantly, the network CEOs don't allow them the time to do proper fact checking or deep research before the next deadline or the budget to even try.
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  19. ​ @nathannelson3861  if you are going to insist on lying, at least do it in a belivable way...
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  20. ​ @steezydan8543  wrong, it was Igor Girkins "green men" they were even decorated for it in 2023...🤮
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  21. Re serial numbers on munitions, those white propellant bags/rings also has printed ID numbers related to their manufacgurer, propellant batch, production line, time, date and the ammo crates should have a reference to the QC test of that batch of propellant. Because if there's a statistic anomaly deviation on a mortar shot, you want to know if it's a piece malfunction, crew ammo handling error, battery control handling error, propellant production error or FO/FCS firemission data error ASAP!
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  22. No DU armor panels in those Abrams, that's why it took so long for the US to ship them.
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  23. Irrelevant until the trial is concluded.
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  24. ​ @hankvandenakker4271  more likely a Svastika.
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  25. And a similiar agreement in the late 1950ies is why Sweden canceled the practical phases of it's own, unassisted and theoretically completed nuclear weapons program.
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  26. ​​ @jonnym4670  funny that, because you don't get a veto on what government service a legal adult signs up for even if that 18yo happens to be your daughter 🤣
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  27. ​ @NonEuclideanTacoCannon  nah, it's the SAAB combat aircrafts that roost in caves. The most extreme ones were a number of J-35s that loved caves so much that the Scandian mountain range was no longer massive enough for them, so they emigrated south and founded an alpine cave habitat in Austria!🥲 The JAS-39s seem to be a bit less picky with it's nesting sites and has been seen nesting in multiple places in central Europe, a temporary colony was even found in southern Italy and members of that colony was even spotted flying as far south as Libya almost a decade ago, and some subspecies of the JAS-39 seems to have taken a liking to warmer, wetter climates as they have also been seen breeding in Brazil!😳
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  28. ​ @sjonnieplayfull5859  same principle
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  29. Yeah, even a 105mm is almost 15kg/shell, if it hits anything that could cause spalling with people inside/around it, even an inert training shell will result in closed casket funerals for the unlucky...
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  30. ​how much do you get from FSB per spam post?😂
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  31. Some of the Swedish regiments have honour rolls from the wars against Denmark in the 1500's😊
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  32. Fun fact, most EU countries regulate flamethrowers as gardening/farming tools in exactly the same way as the US. It's completely legal to own and use flamethrowers as long as the target is inanimate and either your own property or property you are asked to burn by the legitimate owner and there's provisions availiable on site to stop any unintended spread of the fire.
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  33. March of the Björneborg regiment intensifies 😈
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  34. Exactly
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  35. Ehh... wtf are you smoking? I suggest you start by googling Russian threats and agression towards Sweden since the Napoleonic wars...
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  36. And make a new account 😂
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  37. ​ @marcusherrero4132  could be a Freedom of Russia legionaire in his own pre-war home town
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  38. Not with a single company it isn't.
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  39. I'd try to DDOS in order to backtrack track their client and transaction records until I find the whole chain, then kinetic strike the orgin and key enablers, regardless of if those were in Mali or Monaco.
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  40. Saw a mine effect demo at Ravlunda once, the defense munition 13 and 13R sure as hell didn't leave much more than perforated scrap of the metal dumpsters, junk cars or plastic water barrels used to represent a soft skin and APC column with crews... (For non Swedish viewers, the Swedish defense munition 13 and 13R(reduced) are claymore type command detonated mines of 21kg and 12kg respectively, while the US M18 claymore is around 1kg... The 13R also has multiple blasting cap sockets to be easily daisy-chained or fitted with more than one method of ignition both are often mixed with Anti-vehicle mine 14 which is a tree mounted EFP mine)
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  41. ​ @kogorun  that process is far from over...
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  42. Fertile=menstruating=starts randomly between 8-20yo for most people with a uterus.
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  43. As for the economy, countries with conscription based armed forces tend to only buy rubber guns enough for use in HtH training. The rest of the times that's not about marksmanship or double sided end of training manouvers, soldiers use their issued rifles without ammo.
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  44. ​ @jintsuubest9331  it's why Ukraine is developing their own long range munitions on the cheap, such as a pulse jet cruise missile at only $10k a pop with 140km range for swarm launching.
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  45. ​ @Batmans_Pet_Goldfish  quit sealioning
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  46. This is lame bait...
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  47. Imo, youtube should not be legally permitted to insert ads at all on demonetised videos, and they should be legally forced to disclose exactly why a video is to be demonetised, with time stamp and descriptive references in such detail that it allows the creator to adapt and avoid that specific reason for demonetisation going forward. The laws for copyright infringement resolution also needs to be amended to have ad revenue held in escrow for the duration a video is copyright contested and the claimant should be required to provide verifiable positive evidence to support their claim within 30 days or get the claim thrown out and get a 1/3 flag towards beeing banned as a vexatious claimant. On the third false claim, the claimant should be blocked and all the creators wrongly claimed should be notified of how to press charges for attempted wire fraud against the vexatious claimant.
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  48. While I agree that the M2 Bradley and it's variant IFVs are no slouches, and generally appear better than the Brittish Warrior, I'd still say the CV90 family is the current reigning champion of tracked, pure bred IFVs. Merkavas are an extreme specialization case similiar to how the Strv 103 was uniquely specialized for a defence in depth strategy over very mixed, often broken and heavily forested terrain with unhealthy amount of water features from a tankers perspective.
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  49. ​ @jimshreve83  Or your neighbour just had a really bad case of brain failiure when thinking his coal had gone out and tried using methanol based lighter fluid to re-light it...
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  50. ​ @DERP_Squad  or when they are sipping tea in the dark as you enter, and everything goes dead quiet except for a muted huff and soft, clink as a dozen tea cups are put down on saucers in complete synchrony...
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