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Made this old military terminal

Made this old military terminal for my CRT it uses real data for the radar and alerts for incoming aircraft’s flying to low near my location, the video doesn’t do it justice

u/Mobile_Order_8618 — 3 days ago

A British startup test-fired a long-range kamikaze drone designed to fly without GPS and hit targets deep in contested territory. Rotron's SkyLance just passed its first major firing test.

u/Luka__mindo — 22 hours ago
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Im talking about firearms , anti aircraft weapons, anti tank weapons, artillery and aircraft what were the cheapest during the Cold War era form 1950 to 1990 that are still in use today ?

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u/Dry_Cartographer849 — 8 days ago

M1A1FEP Abrams from the 18th Mechanized Division K2GF from the 16th Pomeranian Mechanized Division Leopard 2PL along with M113 command vehicles from the 11th Armored Cavalry Division 🇵🇱Polish Armed Forces

u/Luka__mindo — 3 days ago

Indonesia to receive up to 60 Kizilelma unmanned fighters from Türkiye in first export sale. Indonesia becomes the first foreign buyer of Turkey’s KIZILELMA stealth combat drone. The deal includes 12 unmanned fighter jets starting in 2028

u/Luka__mindo — 4 days ago

The U.S. Navy paid $37 million to build more Lionfish underwater drones. The small robotic sub hunts mines, tracks enemy submarines, and gathers intelligence — without risking a single sailor.

u/Luka__mindo — 4 days ago