Show me your country's weapons & military
Show me your country's weapons & military
Lucas Sanchez
Carson Lopez
I remember when ships had larger guns than tanks
Blake Carter
>destroyer
>no anti ship armaments
>no anti submarine armaments
>less sams than the needed to defend against three anti ship missiles
laughable
Levi Carter
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Oliver Nguyen
Robert Wright
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Juan Barnes
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Kevin Baker
Pic related is the sort of thing that gets lost in between the cushions of the US military couch.
Thomas Brown
fear us!
Carter Brooks
Our planes are about to be obsolete in 1 year, and our ships are from WWII, so i think pic related is the only worthwhile thing we got
Samuel Bailey
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Julian King
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Isaiah Morgan
en.wikipedia.org
As built the Halifax-class vessels deployed the CH-124 Sea King helicopter, which acted in concert with shipboard sensors to seek out and destroy submarines at long distances from the ships. The ships have a helicopter deck fitted with a "bear trap" system allowing the launch and recovery of helicopters in up to sea state 6. The Halifax class also carries a close-in anti-submarine weapon in the form of the Mark 46 torpedo, launched from twin Mark 32 Mod 9 torpedo tubes in launcher compartments either side of the forward end of the helicopter hangar.[5]
As built, the anti-shipping role is supported by the RGM-84 Harpoon Block 1C surface-to-surface missile, mounted in two quadruple launch tubes at the main deck level between the funnel and the helicopter hangar.[4][5] For anti-aircraft self-defence the ships are armed with the Sea Sparrow vertical launch surface-to-air missile in two Mk 48 Mod 0 eight-cell launchers placed to port and starboard of the funnel. The vessels carry 16 missiles.[5] A Raytheon/General Dynamics Phalanx Mark 15 Mod 21 Close-In Weapon System (CIWS) is mounted on top of the helicopter hangar for "last-ditch" defence against targets that evade the Sea Sparrow.[5]
As built, the main gun on the forecastle is a 57 mm (2.2 in)/70 calibre Mark 2 gun from Bofors.[a] The gun is capable of firing 2.4-kilogram (5.3 lb) shells at a rate of 220 rounds per minute at a range of more than 17 kilometres (11 mi).[5]
Jacob Lee
pls buy
Owen Gonzalez
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Christian Lee
Our destroyers were obsolete and decommissioned in the last few years, our frigates and missile corvettes have been updated but in case of our frigates the hulls are a bit old now.
The navy has intentions on building and buying new frigates only but not destroyers anymore
Charles Morris
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Owen Nguyen
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Ian White
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Wyatt Murphy
For it's size, Sweden used to have a really big military during the Cold War. Traitor politicians downsized the life out of it during the 2000's sadly. But we still have a lot of nifty weapons manufacturing from those times, like this artillery piece from Bofors.
Nolan Cruz
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Julian Miller
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Austin Reed
>wheeled arty
Sven pls
Eli Peterson
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Colton Hughes
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Ian Turner
keeek i fucking love brazil
Cameron Hall
>ESM ARRAY
>en.wikipedia.org
Blacked again, Ahmad Al-Britani
Anthony Campbell
Jace Nelson
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Andrew Price
Labrador is a Canadian dog
Ryder Long
Slovenia has vessels? Impressive
Joseph Rogers
beep beep
John Flores
You do a discredit to yourself by lying.
Andrew Butler
Well done
Carter Sullivan
good post
Jordan Kelly
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Jacob Rodriguez
truly the most fearsome seapeoples
Eli Clark
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Lucas Hall
Glorious battlecruiser
Noah Hill
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Jacob Myers
Part of our Afghanistan invasion force
Henry Cook
>tfw Nezahualcoyotl will either get sunk as a reef or turned into a museum for a year before they give up on it and sink it
Feels bad.
Brandon Howard
Yes, all other tanks are slags.
Isaiah Clark
i don't think i can even get a picture to sum up my military capability
Hudson Young
Looks like the dam thing's on fire.
Julian Foster
There's a couple of graphics floating about in terms of number of aircraft & ships for the USN & USAF I think. There is no comparison.
Brayden Morgan
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Jackson Ross
*oneshots your tin tonk*
Chase Lee
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Benjamin Garcia
Patrician taste
Lincoln Reyes
There-s arguably little need for ships that are that big *and costly( to operate and in the absence of a real plan for the navy coming from civilian authorities (the president and congress) consolidation of assets into more necessary operational types is sound policy. The navy has been greatly expanding SAR capabilities even as the marines continue to be used for the war on drugs. Other than a few capable ships to handle long shot scenarios (eg anti-submarine) we really have no reason to operate something like destroyers. I'd much rather we have up to date corvettes than some modernized version of WWII destroyers.
Havoing said that what I would like to see as flagships for each of our fleets is medium sized hospital ships. Not only would that allow the navy better resources for disaster relief but it would prove invaluable in terms of soft power projection which is what our country really needs to get from the navy.
We need to hold the government acountable for this limbo they-re keeping our armed forces in, unfortunately any real efforts will have to wait until the next president, the current administration is overspent and too engaged in Trump damage control for it to allocate any more funds.
Sebastian Lopez
This is a nice plan.
What would you consider suitable for Mexico's hospital ships?
Christian Butler
Something small on the 200ft range? TBQH this is one decision which should be handled by experts, I-m just trying to make a point regarding what we should be doing with our navy, Mexico is not a country whose policy requires it to mantain conventional means of power projection, basically what we need is porper means to mantain our waters secure (eg from Asian fishing boats exploiting our EEZ) and provide up to standard search and rescue and aid to navigation, other than as I mentioned some small capacity to deal with a few extraordinary threats (terrorism, attack by a regional rogue state) we are basically talking coast guard duties. Hospital ships would just be a means to take those capabilities beyond this traditional role and into a cohesive plan to rationalize our mantaining a navy-s chain of command, infrastructure and traditions in a useful way.
Right now the whole structure is based on modernization of what were originally defense plans meant for WWII, mantaining the navy out of inertia and near permanently underfunded isn-t helping.
Lincoln Smith
*finish him*
Owen Ortiz
Smoke is need to defend from spies.
Kevin Rodriguez
Soon. Ramp.
Joshua Turner
welp you might know them already
Xavier Kelly
>Britain is too small so British tanks need to train in Canada instead
You can't make this shit up. Pic related is of British Challenger II's in a combat exercise in Alberta.
Brayden Reed
Looking good.
Henry Thompson
>>Britain is too small so British tanks need to train in Canada instead
Stop being silly. But still, here is a Challenger 2 training with a Polish Leopard.
Nicholas Lee
ty netherlands
Mason Morris
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Oliver James
I like this.
James Butler
ty 'Murica
Easton Baker
army.mod.uk
>The training area at BATUS is equivalent in size to the combined area all of the main training areas used by British Army in the UK and in Europe; Salisbury Plain Training Area would fit in 7 times over. 5 Battlegroups, each containing approx 1400 soldiers, are trained at BATUS each year.
>As large as all British training bases in the UK and Europe combined
>Over 7,000 British soldiers train there every year
Brayden Reed
and last but not least ty Germany
Sebastian Jones
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Noah Thompson
BEEP BEEP
Adrian Hughes
That's a big training area.
Carter Adams
So you are saying your proud of being a cuck?
Adrian Cook
It is apparently the single largest training area in the world.
Wyatt Morales
kek
Jeremiah James
You forgot to thank Peru
Luis Cooper
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Jackson Cook
It isn't a British base. There are no foreign military bases in Canada (unlike in Chile). We just let the Brits use part of CFB Suffield. Those buildings in the south-east whose roofs look like the letter 'I' are where the British troops are situated.
Levi Stewart
Fuck off Quebecois
Austin James
Apollo a cute.
Nathan Jones
it's a pretty neat museum
Jonathan Gonzalez
there's literally 1 military base in Chile and it's a training facility for US-Chile operations
Isaac Ramirez
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Josiah Rogers
>have shitload of tanks
>have no soldiers to man them since conscription was abolished
>have no budget for replacement parts
Fuck this place 2bh
Hunter Baker
>lost against a city-sized country
Owen Robinson
Be very afraid.
Ethan Baker
*beep beep*
Parker Rivera
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James Morales
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Nathaniel Russell
>10 KB, 319x158
>44 KB, 495x303
Why would someone do this?
Henry Morris
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Kevin Ramirez
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Lincoln Kelly
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William Morgan
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Evan Long
File sizes
Dylan Collins
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Jaxon Allen
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Jonathan Rodriguez
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Wyatt Lopez
Is the Dutch military just Bundeswehr rebranded?
When will you blanda upp?
Oliver Sanchez
>F-16
>F-35
>CV-90
>C7/C8
>FAL
>MINIMI
>domestically developed navy
We will also soon take command of your marine corps I believe
Ryan Bennett
>marine corps
thats an exaggeration
its supposed to be a batallion max, and i doubt they have reached their full strength
but thats fine i guess, international cooperation is usually a good thing
Elijah Lopez
>Why would someone do this?
Mainly because that pic is from like 1989 and taken with a polaroid camera or some shit.
Levi Phillips
Everyone should visit Bovington IMO.