CCW Threads (for easy reference)
Part 1: Active Shooter
https://freeatlantis.com/@SLAG/107055173878947853
Part 2: Precursors to criminal attack
https://freeatlantis.com/@SLAG/107057983515653993
Part 3: Use of Deadly Force Within the Law
https://freeatlantis.com/@SLAG/107085550405168593
Part 4: The Riot
https://freeatlantis.com/@SLAG/107097498881162940
Part 5: No Light/Low Light Overview
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Excellent encapsulation, as always.
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Succinct summary
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@SLAG Yep, history repeating itself! I’d like to put her in a special room where a cart visits her 3 time a day with a selection of bread and water!
@SLAG I love the boomerang effect! But the sad truth of the matter is, in their little echo chambers, these things are bad things or things reserved for the privileged. Maybe, rather than hanging them, we should load em all up and drop them off in the outback of Australia with nothing but water. Let ‘em fend for themselves or perish.
Or does 3RMA make this stuff seem like flintlocks?
I think the biggest change in 3RMA is the integration of forces more than it is futuristic weapons, but there's LOTS of stuff we do not know about yet!
To my knowledge, Stingers and other missiles need regular maintenance including batteries. If they are not connected to maintenance schedules, they cease being viable weapons.
Not true of the 155mm tubes.
If you were sure that 80% of what you send was going to be blown up by the Russians and the overwhelming majority expended ineffectively by ill trained troops, and if the munitions were from more than twenty years ago, how much threat is represented?