CS? There are CS delivery systems that don't start fire. OC? Because they don't have the tools doesn't mean you get to burn someone. It's a hard job but that doesn't justify setting someone on fire. Letting it sit would inconvenience a bunch of people but so what.
A lot of police service...
That's as dumb as when the RCMP planted an IED, blew up a truck, and shot a dog in Gustavsen Lake.
Of course both sides are dumb. Some one should tell the defense lawyer that bullets mostly melt in a fire.
Absolutely. When things settle down in the world and down south we will be able to pay an excessive penalty, cancel the subs that haven't been delivered and not have to worry about hiring crew. There is one reason for our new defence spending and it is orange and south. Carney may view...
WRT the early ammo issue it came down to manufacturing, of course. I toured the production facility in 1992, on my 5s. IVI/SNC had bought a large linear production machine from FN to produce SS109 (C77). In a simplified way you put the components in one end and complete rounds came out the...
Joined the reserve I. 87, trained with the C1.
Augmented 1CSR for RV89, got a morning's conversion training and a day on the range with a brand new C7 out of the box.
Taught reserve driver wheeled course in summer of 89, used C1.
Went to Germany for FALLEX 89 got issued a C7.
Went to...
The missiles up to the G have an external, replaceable, battery cooling unit to spin up the seeker head. Up until 2nd trigger pull, after locking the target, you can turn it off and just replace the BCU. Once fired cooling is provided by a small onboard gas bottle and power by thermal...
For Javelin the lightweight CLU still has a battery, looks like the original battery, but I don't know if the thermal is cooled or not; the CLU still needs power of course. The latest missile has an uncooled seeker.
Yeah, it has nice reach, but the shorter ranges one have their share of...
I think he's talking about the Spike launch unit, not Javelin's CLU. My, now dated, experience with Spike missilesand equipment is similar.
Yet, for some reason, the CA seems enamoured of Spike, maybe because CANSOF bought some. Making all the weapons come from the same family also stinks of...
I've seen around 30 ADATS shots. Three, I believe were at ground targets. One missed (gunner didn't turn on the laser- training scar).
I think it was mostly focused on AD. Given the size of the warhead it didn't matter it was shaped, it would throw enough frag to deal with aircraft.
It was not the rifle needed at the time and was introduced due to political demands by Sam Hughes.
Nowhere did I say it was a bad rifle. It was not the rifle the CEF needed.
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