The road is coming, and our army and our soldiers have become accustomed to hard, bloody, and even fatal battles in situations where they face powerful enemies and have no reinforcements behind them.
But today, as the national power and the military become increasingly powerful, while we have inherited the courageous and fearless spirit of our predecessors, we have also learned to protect our comrades, and have demonstrated strong combat capabilities to rescue our comrades trapped behind enemy lines, put on our jerseys again, and face the battle that will follow.
We will no longer have a rally horn that never sounds. Instead, there will be a charge horn symbolizing victory that sounds on any battlefield!
Can you be serious? This is an exercise, not a relationship...
It is taboo for military strategists to rush forward without knowing the enemy's situation. There is a complete set of intelligence system behind the charge. From where to rush and why, rather than blindly sending them away. Typical examples of rushing against the enemy without knowing the enemy's situation are Eagle Claw and Red Wing. If you include the police, there is also Munich.
The kinetic energy of anyone's individual ammunition can support a large circle. The individual ammunition must either head on or chase behind. The engine working time is only ten seconds. How can there be a chance of overloading at a large angle of attack?
Why do people need to see missile trajectories? Why, can't special operations aircraft use electronic countermeasures systems and incoming warning systems?
There are portable ammunition underneath, why are we still using 12.7 For air defense? Is it difficult to pull a group of anti-aircraft guns?
Sea stallions on the other side of the ocean, do you call this hard-tube refueling?
The short wing with six attachment points is too difficult. If you can't use the fighting bomb, it will be a ty-90. The rocket nest will most likely be an HF25. No matter what, it won't be able to hang so many things.
The translation of the silencer itself is not accurate. It is more commonly called a suppressor, because the suppressor does not eliminate the sound of the gun but allows it to blend into the ambient noise. If it is a quiet snowy field, the sound will still be loud with the suppressor installed, especially for machine guns.
After watching Angry Bullets, continue to pursue the works of great masters.
Can you be serious? This is an exercise, not a relationship...
It is taboo for military strategists to rush forward without knowing the enemy's situation. There is a complete set of intelligence system behind the charge. From where to rush and why, rather than blindly sending them away. Typical examples of rushing against the enemy without knowing the enemy's situation are Eagle Claw and Red Wing. If you include the police, there is also Munich.
The kinetic energy of anyone's individual ammunition can support a large circle. The individual ammunition must either head on or chase behind. The engine working time is only ten seconds. How can there be a chance of overloading at a large angle of attack?
Why do people need to see missile trajectories? Why, can't special operations aircraft use electronic countermeasures systems and incoming warning systems?
There are portable ammunition underneath, why are we still using 12.7 For air defense? Is it difficult to pull a group of anti-aircraft guns?
Sea stallions on the other side of the ocean, do you call this hard-tube refueling?
The short wing with six attachment points is too difficult. If you can't use the fighting bomb, it will be a ty-90. The rocket nest will most likely be an HF25. No matter what, it won't be able to hang so many things.
The translation of the silencer itself is not accurate. It is more commonly called a suppressor, because the suppressor does not eliminate the sound of the gun but allows it to blend into the ambient noise. If it is a quiet snowy field, the sound will still be loud with the suppressor installed, especially for machine guns.
After watching Angry Bullets, continue to pursue the works of great masters.
Very exciting, a tribute to the Chinese soldiers