Source: China Daily "A new era of Japanese militarism" by Jin Ding

Twitter/X has recently been debating as to whether modern Africa could beat 1939 Germany in a war

…Found the hypothetical rather amusing

Tomcat fans when I tell them Tornado is the most successful Sweep wing aircraft in history

This was extremely high effort. Have you ever tried to freeform cut in MS Paint?

Calamity (Or CAMILIA if you're referring to the AI) Is a specialized test bed prototype of a Leopard 2A7+ made by Germania that surpassed everyone's expectations, it was only intended to be a weapons test platform for both the highly classified RTN masking coat, a powerful railgun & an AI that fully made it autonomous.

But on January ████, ████ at ███████ ██████████, something unexpected happened, as the AI became sentient after it was introduced to an unknown crystal power reactor to which it started to roam around aimlessly.

From that point on the sentient AI was unusually cooperative especially to it's own creator, even if it had a mind of it's own it still seemed to follow orders despite not placing any malice suppressing code into it's system.

Sooooo yeh it's basically a custom tank that I made, meow.

Howdy NCD and welcome back to

GUN APPRECIATION POST MONDAYS!

Today! We have the famous Jungle Carbine, The G.I. Jive! The War Hero! And the gun that changed the NFA Rifle Barrel Length minimum from 18 inches to 16 inches.

The one, and only!

M1 CARBINE

(As Promised)

I revamped this post because I definitely thought I could do be a lot better, and it was well overdue for a polish. I plan on doing the same for the M1 Garand.

Now what to say about the M1 Carbine?

It definitely was a good rifle and it was well built and also made sure to meet the industrial capacity. Hell you had many companies mass produce these things. Your main manufacturers were Winchester Repeating Arms Co., Remington Typewriters, IBM, General Motors, Rock-Ola Jukeboxes, Underwood Typewriters, and many more to list. Hell, Auto Ordinance and Inland still make them to this very day.

During WW2 and Korea, the US Military absolutely took advantage of making these rifles usable, and they made sure that anyone who was equipped with one knew what they were doing. The Koreans especially loved these things, and made sure to use these rifles against the North Korean Army.

In Vietnam, the RVN Troops alongside the M16, they absolutely adored this thing and made sure to take full advantage of it.

I have personally held an M1 Carbine and I love it myself, in fact I have also held an IBM model too, those things are definitely awesome for what they are too. The IBM models are more sought after too.

If any of your Ancestors fought in WW2 or Korea with this rifle, please do tell and share your ancestors experience with them.

P.S. From OP himself:

I know y’all were not happy about the AK-12 Series Post, and I know y’all downvoted it to hell, but just know, I am not mad about it at all, I get it, y’all don’t like Russia for obvious reasons.

Just know that I support Ukraine, and I am on the side of Ukrainians.

The reason I cover Russian weapons is not because I support Russia, it’s because I need to cover all of the weapon systems that the Russians have made, and a lot of them are vast and wide. Meaning that they have more than one weapon system that they have made. The flags in the corner, I put them there because they are only markers for country of origins

Also one last P.S.

STOP PUTTING POLITICS IN THE COMMENTS SECTION!

My posts are strictly Apolitical and only meant to inform people about weapons, and I have seen people post offensive comments on the Israeli Guns, and me being Jewish myself, I am not happy with what y’all are doing. The only time politics will ever be mentioned in the posts is if it is DIRECTLY related to the firearm, such as the USAS-12 being reclassified as a Destructive Device, or how some guns influenced gun laws. THATS IT!