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全裸中年アイマスP、サバゲーマー、ミリヲタ男性
北上麗花担当、GBB学会会員、サバゲ軍拡党党員、ですがスレ出身。
主要武装等は固定ツイにて

プロフイラストはsidan @r9leo2 様に描いて頂きました。
→写真変更しました。

[チョッパー・ハーレー @bstakao]

出来たので晒してみる

[日向 @mutsuraboshi___]

こういう言い方は良くないけど、"ウケる"災害派遣は自衛隊や消防が危険を顧みみずに人々を救う画なんですよね
地味な作業服を着た行政職の公務員が現場を調査している姿はウケない

"映えない"災害派遣は市民から認知されない

良くも悪くも災害派遣をカッコいいものとして取り上げてきた弊害かなと

[手塚一佳 Dr.(D.F.A.)/Prof./MENSAN @tezukakaz]

あーいや、これは日本が特殊なんです。美術館は本来研究施設で、多くの国の美術館は、学習目的での模写が主たる活動に含まれているんです。私もルーブルでその場の思いつきで模写したことがあります。単純に引率の先生が日本の特殊な美術館事情(金持ちのコレクションをありがたく拝謁する方向性)を知らなかっただけでしょう。

[チョッパー・ハーレー @bstakao]

ジョージ・オーウェルがお好き？

[Wall Street Mav @WallStreetMav]

The new radical leftist Prime Minister in Britain, Andy Burnham, has announced his plans to create a "Ministry of Truth" to control news media and eliminate news or opinions that the government disagrees with.

🔊

[Richard Huston @1788richard]

サウジ東西パイプ開通報道で原油下げ

[チョッパー・ハーレー @bstakao]

これは結局のところ、リモートウェポンシステムを有する車両であれば、適切なアップデートさえあればFPVドローンへの脅威評価は一段下げざるを得ない。
詰まるところ、ネットワーク中心の戦いをするのであれば、今後似たようなチープキル戦術であれ、同様の対処フローに帰するであろうことは明白となった

[david D. @secretsqrl123]

FPV drones owning the battlefield.... the end of an era,

FPV drones owning the battlefield was always going to be a short-term situation. The reason is straightforward: armored vehicles moving forward now carry enough electrical power and mounting space to field automated, optically guided kinetic anti-drone systems directly on the vehicle. These systems can be cued by early warning, so vehicles and their automated defenses know where incoming FPV drones are before they arrive. The drones themselves can be tracked optically and acoustically, picked up by the sound of their engines and motors, and with enough of these systems fielded, Third Corps has effectively mastered how to clear the sky of FPV drones in the area it's operating in, specifically the ground north of Lyman.

The reason so few FPV drones are being encountered in that area comes down to a deliberate, layered air defense concept. A .50 caliber machine gun has an effective range of roughly a thousand meters, which means each air defense gun protects a radius of about two thousand meters around itself. These systems can be vehicle-mounted, trailer-mounted, or pallet-mounted, simply dropped off at the front and daisy-chained together. With four, six, or twelve of them working in concert, they move forward one piece at a time, like pieces on a chessboard, always keeping overlapping fire and mutual support between systems. Combined with electronic warfare vehicles and other anti-drone systems moving forward alongside them, this is exactly what has let Third Corps advance into a large area while encountering relatively few FPV drones, whether radio-guided or fiber-optic guided.

We always knew this was coming. When large formations move forward with heavy vehicle density, combining kinetic anti-drone systems with electronic warfare sweeps the FPVs from the sky, and that's exactly what's being seen now. We saw an earlier version of this at the Battle of Kursk, where wide-spectrum jamming alone worked well for the first couple of days, until fiber-optic drones showed up and jamming alone stopped being enough. What's happening now is the second phase of that same evolution: jammers combined with kinetic air defense actually sweeping the skies clear of FPVs, rather than jamming alone trying to hold the line.

FPV drones will always have a place on the battlefield going forward, but they've always been fragile, and as long as they can be seen, they can be dealt with. What's re-emerging now, as a direct result of clearing the skies, is conventional tube artillery, finally able to do what it does best at long range again, without nearly as much fear of the FPV threat hanging over it.

[david D. @secretsqrl123]

FPV drones owning the battlefield.... the end of an era,

FPV drones owning the battlefield was always going to be a short-term situation. The reason is straightforward: armored vehicles moving forward now carry enough electrical power and mounting space to field automated, optically guided kinetic anti-drone systems directly on the vehicle. These systems can be cued by early warning, so vehicles and their automated defenses know where incoming FPV drones are before they arrive. The drones themselves can be tracked optically and acoustically, picked up by the sound of their engines and motors, and with enough of these systems fielded, Third Corps has effectively mastered how to clear the sky of FPV drones in the area it's operating in, specifically the ground north of Lyman.

The reason so few FPV drones are being encountered in that area comes down to a deliberate, layered air defense concept. A .50 caliber machine gun has an effective range of roughly a thousand meters, which means each air defense gun protects a radius of about two thousand meters around itself. These systems can be vehicle-mounted, trailer-mounted, or pallet-mounted, simply dropped off at the front and daisy-chained together. With four, six, or twelve of them working in concert, they move forward one piece at a time, like pieces on a chessboard, always keeping overlapping fire and mutual support between systems. Combined with electronic warfare vehicles and other anti-drone systems moving forward alongside them, this is exactly what has let Third Corps advance into a large area while encountering relatively few FPV drones, whether radio-guided or fiber-optic guided.

We always knew this was coming. When large formations move forward with heavy vehicle density, combining kinetic anti-drone systems with electronic warfare sweeps the FPVs from the sky, and that's exactly what's being seen now. We saw an earlier version of this at the Battle of Kursk, where wide-spectrum jamming alone worked well for the first couple of days, until fiber-optic drones showed up and jamming alone stopped being enough. What's happening now is the second phase of that same evolution: jammers combined with kinetic air defense actually sweeping the skies clear of FPVs, rather than jamming alone trying to hold the line.

FPV drones will always have a place on the battlefield going forward, but they've always been fragile, and as long as they can be seen, they can be dealt with. What's re-emerging now, as a direct result of clearing the skies, is conventional tube artillery, finally able to do what it does best at long range again, without nearly as much fear of the FPV threat hanging over it.

[永井宏樹 Hiroki NAGAI @hirohiro37]

今回のヴィバルディ作戦では極端にFPVドローンに遭遇せずにいました。これはウクライナ軍が超近距離から中距離の多層防空システムを構築し、早期警戒及びその最適な判断をたせる環境が整ったからと言う指摘で今後の作戦環境に大きな進展があるものと思います
戦場にて非常に重要な転換点を迎えてます

[華鏡よさり✾個人Vtuber - 21時 ことよさぐるまコラボ『BOMBANANA!』 @Masokagami436]

ねええええええ
ガチでさあああああ
キモいってええええええええ

(教えてもらわなかったら危なかった)

[享楽 @youcankill]

だめじゃないか。
この極左老人に残された最後の憩いの場に、新マルクス主義を学術的にも理論体系も確立してる本物をつれてきちゃ。
クリティカルヒットすぎてテレビの向こうで1万人くらい気絶したと思うぞ。

[よもぎ @sayoyo0801]

めちゃくちゃ深刻な事態なのにニュースの扱い小さいな

[Polymarket @Polymarket]

JUST IN: Germany permanently closes its Consulate General in St. Petersburg after 54 years, as ties with Russia deteriorate.

[かわなんとか（カワナ＝N＝トーカ） @kawananikasann]

>あれこそが男性が女性に求める「清潔感」

これはめっちゃ感動する概念言語化
「清楚」にも通ずるというか…

他で使わせてもらいます

[Sato_Hunt @Satohunt1776]

最愛の娘、Dixieへ。愛を込めて。

[Volodymyr Zelenskyy / Володимир Зеленський @ZelenskyyUa]

Our long-range responses had a very significant impact in the Moscow region last night. One of Russia’s key oil industry facilities and the aggressor’s logistics facility were hit. These are billions of dollars that sustain the war machine. The systems used included FP-1, RZ-100, MICH-2000, Palianytsia, Vendetta, Liutyi, Bars, Flamingo, Sichen, and Pelican.

I thank our warriors for their accuracy: the Security Service of Ukraine together with the Unmanned Systems Forces, the Special Operations Forces, the Defense Intelligence of Ukraine, and the Foreign Intelligence Service. Sanctions were also imposed on a facility in the Voronezh region. Moscow must end its brutal war and choose peace instead of building layered rings of air defense at the expense of other regions. Steps toward de-escalation are on the table – in energy and food security. What is needed is political will. I thank everyone who is strengthening Ukraine’s long-range capabilities. I am grateful to everyone who complements our long-range responses with responses through sanctions. Glory to Ukraine!

[LW @lw_ru]

しぐれうい箝口令、友敵理論しかないから議論が成り立たない令和のSNSバトルにおいて適切な選択範囲でフレンドリーファイアを一気に全キルして鎮火する神の一手でかなりのパワーを感じる　これは人気個人Vの貫禄

[ym404 @ym404]

例の脅迫事件については、「5月の発表時点で無風」という大前提があるので、

- 金が動いて直前になってから火をつけて扇動したカスがいる
- いま騒いでいる皆さんは扇動されただけのアンテナが折れてて乗せられやすく認知がアレなバカ

という構造なんだけど、騒いでる皆さんに自覚がないのがキツい。

[The Hormuz Letter @HormuzLetter]

BREAKING: France is running out of fuel. 11% of France's stations nationwide are now out of petrol or diesel, one in nine, with 16% of stations short in Grand Est, 15% in Pays de la Loire, 14% in Occitanie, and 13% in Centre-Val de Loire, per government figures published this morning.

The official count only registers a station as short if it has no petrol at all or no diesel at all, so a station out of one grade but holding another is not counted, meaning the real shortage is much larger. French diesel averages €2.406 a litre, about $10.45 a gallon.

Europe is facing its worst energy crisis in history.

[じゅんいちろう｜物語る建築士 @PapalotX]

【悲報】テレビを持っていないので知らなかったという小野田大臣の鋭いカウンターでZIP!撃沈...
これはヤバイですよ。小泉大臣に続いて小野田大臣までオールドメディアの取材ゼロ・妄想飛ばし報道が当事者の一次情報で秒速で叩き潰される流れ、マジで止まらないですね。
参院にはアンケート自体が配られていないという初歩的な事実すら調べずテレビで適当な嘘を垂れ流していたのがバレるの、報道機関として完全に終わってます。

[時事ドットコム（時事通信ニュース） @jijicom]

【速報】ロイター通信によると、サウジアラビア首都の空港付近で黒煙が上がった https://t.co/zlObw0i5ri

[チョッパー・ハーレー @bstakao]

@chageimgur やっぱり無人機って小さいのね