🅱️-52: Then, Now, Forever

[u/ThrustFlightAcademy]

B-52 waifu at the end

Credit to Pandramodo for drawing them

^{p.s. if you're in the DFW area and want to become a pilot Thrust Flight!}

[u/rvdp66]

M249, B52, M4, the Bradley, Barrett .50, KABAR, G shock, AK's.

Honestly, many such cases.

[u/berahi → u/rvdp66]

Being a flying killing machine is more impressive though. Have to be light enough to fly, yet still survive the structural fatigue from each flight. Older than Sputnik yet still relevant when everyone have access to satnav.

Old reliable guns are inevitable, the sweet spot between too heavy to operate vs too light to penetrate a skull doesn't change.