Steve H
Senior Member
Not for 1948 we don't!we need drone rules and counters
Not for 1948 we don't!we need drone rules and counters
Just go check out Critical Hit over the next weeks. I am sure they can work in drones for 1948.Not for 1948 we don't!
I have all the Arab-Israeli war modules from them. There are no drones.Just go check out Critical Hit over the next weeks. I am sure they can work in drones for 1948.![]()
During WWII, remote-control technology was primarily used for the control of torpedoes and mines. The Germans developed the first operational remote-controlled tanks, which were used in the Battle of Monte Cassino in Italy. The Allies also used remotely-controlled bomb delivery systems, such as the "bat" and "azon" systems, to target enemy infrastructure. Additionally, both the Allies and the Axis powers experimented with remote-controlled aircraft, though these were not as extensively used in combat.
Agreed. But I have worked with military drones in Afghanistan...so I think I have a reasonable idea of what I am talking about.It depends on your definition of a drone. This is from Quora but I have not attempted to verify it.
Dayan to meet him (again).... I wouldn't think we would see a 10-3 leader at all...unless someone wanted a scenario with Moshe Dayan!
Mid-90s I was in Israel on holiday. We visited the West Wall at the beginning of Shabbat (Friday after sundown). I didn't go into the synagogue area, but wandered the plaza next to it. I saw a small group of young people (late teens/early 20s) standing around chatting etc. One young woman had an Uzi at her hip, hanging from her shoulder like a fashion accessory. Oi vey!I am thinking girls in shorts-shorts with Uzi, I worked with one of them in late 70's. She was scarry.
"Aren’t You a Little Short for a Stormtrooper?"Aren't they all.
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