No, just a Canadian player who’s exhausted to be used for filling holes
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druski,flight, George flowberry, the big double d didler, drawing, and the European Canadian
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Would just be for the memes but 45 x JASSM means you can stay well out of range of SPAA. Although GPS guided you can effectively just saturate an area and with JASSM being hard to detect on radar it could be pretty effective.
Also it’s just a cool aircraft in general and would be really fun as a collector piece.
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Comrade AblativeKitten got that covered
(I mostly post the names but sometimes vague posts like that were/are deliberate ~ for example, for the Sabrah, that angle makes the LT even cooler and more mysterious)
God why do they have to ruin the looks of Abrams?
Why why that ATGM on top, why this ugly green?
Give me Abrams X back please.
dude its a TD, far far from being the production variant,
they used an M1A1 turret & modified it ~ they gotta start somewhere, assess what works and what not and then build a dedicated turret around the agreed criteria.
Abrams X was more of a concept.
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Yeah I guess, but still, I will personally hate the US army is they dare put anything like this into service.
Where is the European Canadian in the picture? Idk who the guy with the glasses are, but the other guy is Los pollos lol
It would be nice to have later versions of some French rank 7 jets, like the F-8 (F-8P) and Super Etendard, with Magic IIs are other late stuff
Ofc the Brits want to steal something for them
/j
wtb Random generate maps.
fix the weird visiblity thing at long distance, getting tired of staring at a guy in the open that’s invisible until they shoot at ya
Scorpion 90!! PLEASE IM BEGGING HERE
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John Cockerill is developing a 105 mm gun capability for the EBRC Jaguar.
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That would be awesome, it would even be further interesting if France were to adopt it (likely an export option). On a side note, still waiting to see France with some hard-kill APS
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And A VERY important message for all the US main, the LAVS are built in Canada and used by us, so no reason to be in the US tree
I think it should go to the Great Britain/UK Tree but I can see why people think it could go to USA as well being how close both nations operate as well as Canada and the US using joint technology. I used to work at a joint Canadian-American command so I saw it first hand.
But yes, LAV’s are made in Canada and used by both nations.