@CReusability@deltaIV9250 Ukraine caring about what the US tells them they can or cannot do hasn't been a thing for years.
If they think a target's worth striking, they'll do it.
@Guxon1 Yeah, but I had assumed Slovaks would be more against it since Nitra was conquered and subjugated by by that foreign country. That's what surprised me.
@ahatanhel In my experince of military and djecent people from multiple countries, most of the ones who wear them do so to be edgy. Unironically heard one say: "I should wear a totenkopf patch, but then someone might think I'm a nazi"
I don't get it either, but that's my experience.
@Kerrcarr01 They just asked who in the platoon has a driver's license. Would actually make sense, since it's basically just an oversized speeder, you don't need special skills or equipment, unlike the walkers.
Kinda like driving an MRAP vs. a tank
@causeiexist@83dollaroring They actually argued that it could be used for lobbing 100MT nukes at the US to try to get people aboard with funding it. I can't remember which book I read it in exactly. Still hilarious
@CliffRacer_@amerpipedream It's the only one I've tried that works with glasses and allows for changing shutter speed before cocking. Also, funf fact, the Zenit 3M is just a Zorki-6 with the RF removed and a mirror assembly added (plus a different flash system). Serviced both, literally the same inside
@CliffRacer_@amerpipedream Plus you can bring it back from the dead, but I just hate how it looks. Though I'm more of a Zorki-6 person myself when it comes to Soviet RFs.