Recent content by AmmoTech90

Very nice. Decent weather.

Yeah, I've seen those coat hanger set ups. Nice and simple.

Need a PIBD to get good jet formation. That would involve mucking around with the nose cone and doing something to transmit the impulse from front to rear. It's probably rigid enough that force at the nose will be transmitted back quick enough to initiate a BD fuze.

Don't let fear, tradition, or lack of common sense hold you back.

The sabot removal is fairly innocuous. Sandles, steel toed boots, poh-ta-toh, pot-a-toe. Does it meet ALARA risk levels, no. Do you have a very good chance of surviving it, yes. As far as functioning, I would remove the electronic fuze altogether and replace it with something more fit for...

I'm not going to talk about (CAN)SOF operational procedures. They don't. They will wear BA/SA and imperm if the threat calls for it. Usually bio. Full perm suit, imperm boots/gloves and air purifying respirator, unless the threat calls for more. I know the US live agent training is much more...

I'm sorry Kevin, but that is absolutely untrue.

No fools. Just politicians.

Canada doesn't have a heavy brigade. If someone was asking me for something I didn't have I'd ignore them too. Best I can offer is medium battlegrounp with tanks and no replacements when it gets smashed.

Risk reduction. There are a lot of risks in the military we can't control. You going anaphylactic and becoming combat ineffective is one we can control. It's not about you. It's about the people around you being put at risk because of you.

Yep the Brit L119s were only meant to be used at their Artillery School. The ammo was still in their CFTOs (A&ERs) in 2006. It was stock they had for their L5s.

The Brits did have the L119 in use. It was a Gun Field L20A1 mounted on a Carriage 105mm Gun Field L17A1. As of 2006 it was not in service but still stored in depots. I taught both 105mm Field and 105mm PH (How in our parlance) to Brit ATs at the time.

Not when I'm running the social media for a national organization for a bilingual country. Adi, ADP, Adl maybe, but adding two letters and making a word a with different meaning- clown show. Know what you're writing, write what you know. I thought the first rule of PR was stick to what you know.

Adieu? Really. Without any further goodbyes? How about 'ado'. Clown show.

No, but you can make a war civil. I'll see myself out.