Image 1 — STOP hugging the deck
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STOP hugging the deck

I see it way too often, people in very capable aircrafts are hugging the deck all the time and try to multipath 10 fox 3s coming at them.

I know that sometimes it's needed while stock grinding, but you should play on high altitude as soon as you can!

It may seem complicated at the beginning, but as soon as you understand that Speed + Altitude is your lifeline your gameplay and K/D will change dramatically.

u/Educational-Bug-965 — 3 days ago

Nachtrag zu dem Format mit Marcel Bohnert

Kurz gesagt setzen sich um den Oberstleutnant Menschen rum die gerne Frieden möchten aber keine Ahnung haben wie wir ihn erhalten können. Am besten “wollen” aber nichts dafür tun und die Augen schließen.

Nichtmal 5 Minuten reden, und dann mit einem sinnlosen Spruch das Gespräch beenden und aufstehen. Dazu kommen solche Knaller wie:

“Krieg wird heutzutage nicht mehr mit Menschen sondern mit Elektronik geführt, wie wärs mit Modernisierung der Bundeswehr?”

“Oberstleutnant Generaloffizier der Nato”

Absoluter Fremdscham der höchsten Stufe, mein Beileid an Marcel Bohnert dass er sich in diesen Kreis mit solchen Menschen auseinandersetzen musste.

u/Educational-Bug-965 — 9 days ago

Lowest form of life

Beginning stage of the match, B is not captured yet, enemies at A.

Despite all of this, they sit at spawn and camp.

I am at a loss for words.

u/Educational-Bug-965 — 11 days ago

Righteousness and Morality

m currently reading “Rise and Kill First” by Ronen Bergman. It’s about Israeli special operations.

Often i stumble up passages like this and i ask myself: is the violence that is still happening today by “Palestinians”, Hamas and Jihadists not a problem that has been caused by behavior like this?

I am aware that retaliatory strikes have a place and often deter from further attacks, but by behaving like this why would anyone expect something different than violence and resistance?

It seems that Israeli leadership in Politics/Military/Intelligence was and is often blinded by this sheer hate towards people only based on their suspected affiliation.

A large part of military action seems to be very short sighted and without a long-term plan at all.

What is your opinion on this?

I wish you all peace and health!

u/Educational-Bug-965 — 23 days ago

IAI Lavi

What are yall’s thoughts on the cancelled IAI Lavi jet?
Would it be a counterpart to the F-16?

The Lavi paired a tailless delta wing with close-coupled canard foreplanes just behind the cockpit — a layout that generates strong lift and agility in hard manoeuvring. To make it controllable, the aircraft was deliberately relaxed-stabilityand flown through a quadruplex digital fly-by-wire system, cutting-edge technology in the early 1980s and part of the same design philosophy later seen on Rafale and Gripen.

Power came from one Pratt & Whitney PW1120 afterburning turbofan of roughly 91.7 kN (20,600 lbf), derived from the F100 that powers the F-15 and F-16. It was partly built in Israel by Bet Shemesh Engines, giving the Lavi commonality with the engines Israel already knew — and tying the programme tightly to American technology and consent.

The Lavi was built to carry advanced Israeli-designed avionics — radar, mission computers and a wide-angle HUD — and made extensive use of composite materials in its wings and tail to save weight. This home-grown electronics and materials expertise was arguably the programme’s most valuable legacy: it survived the cancellation and fed Israel’s avionics, UAV and upgrade industries for decades.

credits: https://migflug.com/aircraft/iai-lavi/

u/Educational-Bug-965 — 1 month ago
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Zyn’s, Dip etc.

Do yall/Did yall use Zyns, Dip or other forms of nicotine during your time in LE?
What was your go-to stuff while working long, sometimes boring graveyard shifts?

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u/Educational-Bug-965 — 1 month ago

“The unblinking Eye” by Matt Hall

Recently someone posted the printed version.
I believe this was done for a anniversary.

u/Educational-Bug-965 — 1 month ago

Red Dot/Waffenleuchte

Moin zusammen!

Ich bin kein Polizist, habe aber bekannte bei der Poliziei sowohl in DE wie in den USA.

Dürft ihr in eurer Behörde (oder allgemein dürfen das Polizisten in Deutschland abgesehen von Spezialisierten oder Spezialeinheiten) ein Visier oder eine Lampe/Waffenleuchte etc. an euren Waffen haben?

Wenn nein, warum? Mir ergibt sich kein Grund warum das nicht erlaubt sein sollte. Es bringt nur Vorteile mit sich, der Schütze ist genauer und somit kann eine Gefährliche Situation schneller bewältigt werden. Eine Leuchte an der Waffe hat auch den Vorteil dass die andere Hand frei ist.

In den USA (ich weiß, dummer Vergleich da komplett andere Zustände etc.) haben das die meisten Polizeibeamte. Wenn sie Ihre Schießprüfung mit diesen Modifizierungen bestehen, dürfen sie dann diese Waffen so führen.

Gibt es plausible Gründe (abgesehen von den hohen Kosten und der Meinung mancher Politischen Vertreter dass dies zu “militärisch” wäre) dafür dass dies nicht gemacht wird?

Wenn dies in Deutschland erlaubt wäre, würdet ihr euch aus eigener Tasche so etwas beschaffen?

Vielen dank fürs lesen und für eure Beiträge!

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u/Educational-Bug-965 — 1 month ago
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Carrying the badge off duty

do yall carry yalls badges off duty? If yes/no why?

personally i don’t see a reason for carrying one, but im open to hear some opinions.

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u/Educational-Bug-965 — 1 month ago

Best looking aircraft in WT?

For me personally, the F-16I Sufa is the best looking one. I love F-16s and the Conformal fuel tanks make it look so sleek and aggressive.

I also love the F-15s and the Rafale.

What do ya’ll think?

u/Educational-Bug-965 — 1 month ago

Choosing an agency on…

Hey everyone,

first of all i don’t want to insult anyone or make a dumb sounding post.

From time to time i see a agency with uniforms and vehicles that are strange/ugly looking in my opinion.

Thats why i asked myself: did any of you guys looked at the Uniforms (or Uniform policy) Vehicles, Allround presence, internal policies etc. before yall chose the agency you are working for now?

I am aware that looking at time till retirement, pension, benefits etc. is normal, but would you guys don’t choose a agency over “ugly uniforms” for example?

Thank you guys for answering!

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u/Educational-Bug-965 — 1 month ago
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Choosing an Agency

Hey everyone,

first of all i don’t want to insult anyone or make a dumb sounding post.

From time to time i see a agency with uniforms and vehicles that are strange/ugly looking in my opinion.

Thats why i asked myself: did any of you guys looked at the Uniforms (or Uniform policy) Vehicles, Allround presence, internal policies etc. before yall chose the agency you are working for now?

I am aware that looking at time till retirement, pension, benefits etc. is normal, but would you guys don’t choose a agency over “ugly uniforms” for example?

Thanks for answering!

u/Educational-Bug-965 — 1 month ago

IRL Costs of a War Thunder Match

I was thinking about how high the costs for a War Thunder Match would be IRL. Of course, most military equipment and ordnance ist not used as frequently and lightly as it is in War Thunder (for example dropping GBU-10s on one Tank, Kh-38s on some Light Vehicles etc.)

If you think how expensive all Military Equipment and Vehicles are, the costs would be astronomical.

For example: The EF-2000 can carry 8 AIM120s, and 2 AIM9Ms, these alone cost roughly ~10 Million Dollars, not counting the Jet, Fuel etc.

Has someone calculated that? It would also be interesting to do this for GRB.

u/Educational-Bug-965 — 2 months ago