SuperComrade
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Grille 15 at least existed in blueprints according to Pasholok, so there's that. I have no idea where you'd store ammo on that thing, though. Or how you'd service the gun
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I actually like the sounds he uses, and I've made my own sound mod that uses his sounds for mostly my own use, since 9.14 hit. Most of them come from Forgotten Hope, Battlefield, and Men of War anyway.
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The Mass 5 Problem
SuperComrade replied to LostCosmonaut's topic in Dr. Strangelove's Nuclear Palace
It is, in a sense. Nucleons are fermions, so they too fall under the Pauli exclusion principle, which also governs electrons.This is why you have the "magic numbers" for the nuclear shell model http://hyperphysics.phy-astr.gsu.edu/hbase/nuclear/shell.html#c2 -
The Mass 5 Problem
SuperComrade replied to LostCosmonaut's topic in Dr. Strangelove's Nuclear Palace
The theoretical reason for the stability of even-even/instability of odd-odd nucleons is that the strong force (responsible for binding nuclei) is stronger if the nucleons can form pairs with aligned spin angular momentum. When you have odd-odd nucleons, you essentially have an extra set of nucleons, and the strong force is not enough to hold them together under most circumstances. This is based on what I remember from a nuclear/particle physics class 5 years ago. -
Quicky gets a lot of hate because the people who watch his videos tend to parrot everything he says without thinking, and generally annoying the crap out of everyone
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Why don't the Marines use the CG then? Arms procurement makes no sense...
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Why didn't they adopt the Marine SMAW?
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For some reason, I thought the US has been using the Carl Gustaf since the Cold War
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http://www.janes.com/article/56911/paraguay-keeping-m3-stuart-m4-sherman-tanks-in-service Paraguay reactivating their M3s and M4s
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That GW Panther must have been AFK or really bad for you to do that well
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That book was also pretty poorly written. I haven't been very impressed with Dunstan's work involving anything outside British tanks.
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Well, I do really like the individual covers
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There is a similar compilation book for air Duels
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How did they keep all the horses fed?
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How did they arrange the telescoping sight for the Schmalturm? Or would they have just relied on the stereoscopic rangefinders?
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The Schmalturm must have been an ergonomic nightmare, especially if they planned to stuff the 88 into it
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If you're talking about the conical part, it is fixed to the gun
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Nagibator = Punisher What EE said basically translates to something like "I am the American punisher, you are all noobs" (Olen (deer) is one of the russian WoT slang for noobs)
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The Soviet Tank Thread: Transversely Mounted 1000hp Engines
SuperComrade replied to T___A's topic in Mechanized Warfare
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His KV and IS book are very outdated now, though
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With this book, I think Zaloga has covered all the major Soviet tank types (except the T-28 and the early MS-1 etc.) in the New Vanguard series
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"Mark 4s"
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Comet, Centurion, Charioteer, Pershing, and Caernarvon on show, with a small appearance from some Churchill Crocodiles
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The M3 is very underappreciated, especially on city maps Also, I decided to mod the M6 to use the T1 HD model
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M3 and M4A1 at Kummersdorf, 1943
