setsneedtofeed @lemmy.world I mod a worryingly growing list of communities. Ask away if you have any questions or issues with any of the communities.
I also run the hobby and nerd interest website scratch-that.org.
Is joke. This has been a fun time, and the pizzas were indeed quite good.
Wargames Atlantic: 'Introducing Grand Battle Scale!'
Speculation has run rampant in the lead up to this announcement so let’s put all the rumors to bed and answer all your questions! Grand Battle Scale is our name for a completely new range (I hesitate to say range because it will be so much more) of hard plastic 10mm figures. And when I say 10mm I...
In the last months of the war, Germany flew missions using manned fighters attached to unmanned explosive-packed bombers. In the last months of the war, Germany flew several missions using manned fighters to guide unmanned bombers full of explosives.
While both sides confirm that an attack took place at the Mirgorod Air Base in central Ukraine, the extent of the damage is in dispute.
These are very much something to be preserved.
Tomcat isn't spec'd for it, but that's a real maneuver. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cobra_maneuver
No fault of the design. It was meant for a particular role. It is being brought out and borderline misused in a different role. I can get behind loling at Russia, but this is like laughing at an M4 Sherman for not having ECM built in. I'd laugh at the people who rolled it into a modern conventional fight, but the design seems competent for the time and role.
The article's premise is that this is a vehicle designed for a very particular role, which is now being brought out and used outside that role, illustrating how deep into reserves Russia is scraping for vehicles.
The article's premise is that it is a very particular vehicle, the use of which points to scraping deep into the reserves.
I am viewing from intention as written, when written for the films. It seems plausible that "Darth Jar Jar" or something similar could have been an original, but abandoned intention.
I'll put it there so I don't have to argue that the crowd isn't full of people stuck on layovers.
You know what, if the Circle is owned by the airport then you've got me in regards to it being owned by the airport. However the terminals are across the street, the Circle is open to simply walk into from the street.
To get to the Circle from the airport terminals you must take your bags and can not reenter. Nobody in the photo stuck on a layover is here unless they are willing to leave the airport and go through security again.
There were locals because as soon as the game ended, they dispersed down the street and also I took the picture while being invited by locals to watch.
If it’s right across the street, why are there signs pointing to the different terminals in the building
I don't know what you think you're seeing, but the airport is on the other side of the street.
Now I’m kinda glad it’s mostly just a bunch of travelers waiting at an airport that would otherwise miss the game
It isn't a bunch of people inside an airport, it's across the street from the airport. These are locals watching.
It is across the street from the airport.
The M270s have been a bane to Russian war efforts and were reportedly involved in a recent deadly ballistic missile strike on Crimea.
Wrapping rather than painting could help the 160th SOAR conceal its helicopters for operations in different locales faster and at lower cost.
The console and PC versions of Ghost Recon Advanced Warfighter are entirely different games, and personally I think the console version is more fun. It emulatable.
