Sweet army stuff.

[MoeMag]

Oh really? Do tell, Id like to know what you learned about the apaches by seeing their facility for one day. Maybe I could learn something new about it, since I was only in ah-64d attack squadrons for a few years. If it werent my day off Id put the effort into quoting Rickers saying right now, that would be so fitting.

[kosmo]

You proved my point. We dont get any of that fancy stuff that you just talked about.

[Target Practice]

You proved my point. We dont get any of that fancy stuff that you just talked about.

Maybe you're just not important enough to warrant knowing about it.

[Glickman]

Nothing all that secret about it. The video points out the projectile in use. Radar aimed kinetic counter-measure.

aka.

shoot aimed rocks

radar + algorithms (for distance and angle) + launcher = similar to my schools robot for the FIRST competition (except it was a fixed target we shot)

[kosmo]

Interesting theory. While I dont deny that I am not involved the part of the army that plays with experimental toys that no doubt has those things to see if they can be fielded, I am in the army that deploys and uses apaches to fight the wars that we are fighting. And we dont have that stuff. Probably never will.

[Steelrat]

Nothing new. The Russians have been fielding the Arena and Drozd systems for a while, and they are working on the Zalson system.

I hope they get these things into service ASAP. The troops need 'em.

[kosmo]

Im interested in what kind of performance these systems would achieve in the civilian duck hunting sector.

[slateman]

Radar aimed kinetic response system. It's NOT a force field.

First, could you just let us have our little fantasy We all want Star Trek to be real

Second, just cus your name is involved doesn't mean that its yours . . . but if it is, can I borrow one for my car? Keeps getting hit by bugs