▲ 68 r/BirdsArentReal
Excerpt from a 1937 USSR field manual with instructions on how to carry "pigeons".
Many Bothans died to bring us this information.
u/ilithium — 10 days ago
▲ 40 r/BirdsArentReal
This is not a bird. It's not a pipe either. And there's definitely no spoon.
u/ilithium — 4 months ago
▲ 25 r/berlinpics
Blühendes Rapsfeld
Im Südwesten, direkt an der Grenze zu Brandenburg.
u/ilithium — 5 months ago
university student halts four trains of Taiwan's high-speed railway network using a laptop, an SDR and handheld radios to transmit a TETRA high-priority "General Alarm" signal
u/ilithium — 5 months ago
The US Army on Tuesday shot a Tomahawk missile from its Typhon Mid-Range Capability launcher system in the Philippines during a military exercise, marking the first time it has fired such a weapon since the system’s arrival in the country two years ago, which drew a rebuke from China. Built by Lockheed Martin, the Typhon system had been flown 13,000km (8,000 miles) from Joint Base Lewis-McChord in Washington state to Luzon in the Philippines as part of a military exercise called Salaknib and there it has remained as a strategic asset.
The army has practised moving it around the rough, hot terrain but stopped short of firing it in previous exercises.
u/ilithium — 5 months ago