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| Thursday Feb 23, 2006 | I can't read Japanese, so I don't know why (and maybe I don't want to know),
but someone
has spent hours and hours posing and photographing
maid dolls
re-enacting illustrations from a Japanese army training manual.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Monday Sep 26, 2005 |
Totally killer hotties
from around the world.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Jul 13, 2004 | If you think luggage searches, xray machines, and metal detectors
will prevent hijackers from getting weapons onto airplanes,
think again.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Saturday Jul 10, 2004 | When New Zealand resident and engineer Bruce Simpson, out of necessity, declared himself a freelance cruise missile designer, he started the same path taken by Dr. Gerald Bull. Bull was an engineer who believed ballistics could send satellites into space; his funding cut, he pursued "Project Babylon" in 1980's Iraq and was found dead, presumably killed by foreign agents, presumably Mossad.. The controversy was revisited with a made-for-tv movie. to Warfare by isosceles |
| Saturday Mar 13, 2004 | The Uniform Code of Military Justice has served the United States military well since 1950, but sometimes custom rules are required for soldiers who take "be all you can be" a little too literally. SPC 'Skippy' Schwarz needed 213 new ones all by himself.
to Warfare by scromp |
| Monday Feb 9, 2004 | Throw me to the ground and
overpower me, maggot!
The Army
Combatives
Field Manual reads like a gay
Kama
Sutra, as written by R. Lee Ermey.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Nov 20, 2003 | Bob Barth became interested in primitive
weapons while studying herpetology;
so much so he decided to create his own. It's a pretty amazing site, but I think
it's the models
who really
make the
experience
that much more,
um, authentic. to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Wednesday Sep 17, 2003 | Ever wanted to be a commando but didn't have the name? Solid Snake and Vulcan Raven getting you down? Well now, find out what YOUR FOXHOUND Codename would be! to Warfare by cyberpyro |
| Wednesday Aug 13, 2003 | Norwegian Peoples Aid lists
130
land mines along with disarming and detection information. to Warfare by gator |
| Saturday Jun 28, 2003 | Metalstorm is a new, entirely electronic means of firing weaponry. This leads to weapons that can fire at insanely high rates: be they rifles, or massive grenade launchers capable of firing at rates of 600 rounds per minute or higher.
to Warfare by isosceles |
| Thursday Apr 24, 2003 | Bored with fighting your RC Tanks?
Build a scale model of a WWII battleship
, install some guns, and start
fighting to Warfare by fifi |
| Wednesday Apr 16, 2003 | While you're tooling around in your little tanks, watch out for minefields, especially if they're self-healing. to Warfare by yoyology |
| If you don't have kids, but you're still fascinated by working
scale models of tanks,
you can always build
large scale models
of tanks and armor
such as this
1/3 scale model
of a German tank that shoots shotgun shells as well as 22-caliber
pistol rounds.
Or if you're not interested in being invited to meet the friendly
agents of the BATF, you could satisfy yourself by building
model tanks that shoot paintballs,
and then
fighting them
against one another.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| If you want your kid to grow up to be a real man, don't build sissy robot treehouses! What you need is a
working scale-model Sherman tank. to Warfare by scromp |
| Tuesday Apr 15, 2003 | I just wish that MY dad built me a Battlemech when I was a kid. to Warfare by cyberpyro |
| Saturday Mar 29, 2003 | Keep track of the war the fun way with The Iraqometer! to Warfare by fotbon |
| Wednesday Mar 26, 2003 | Why not hear about the Iraqi War from the despots themselves?
to Warfare by roo |
| Why not hear about the Iraqi War from the soldiers themselves?
to Warfare by kade |
| Monday Mar 24, 2003 | Information warfare is an often underappreceated side of most wars. Dropping leaflets not only provides the people in the war-zone with information on how to help the forces carrying out the campaign, but also provides them with frightening and useful tips for surviving! to Warfare by caspian |
| Sunday Mar 23, 2003 | Using a wide variety of news reports ,
Iraq Body Count
attempts to determine
how many Iraqi
civilians have died in the latest Gulf War.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Of the many
blogs about the war on Iraq,
none have sparked as much interest as
Dear Raed. But
is he for real? to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Wednesday Mar 19, 2003 | It's not just a war, it's a socially acceptable reason to get stinking drunk. to Warfare by sylvar |
| itha allah khalana taibeen. We'll see you tomorrow if good keeps us alive. to Warfare by yoyology |
| Thursday Mar 6, 2003 | What do they mean when they say Weapons of Mass Destruction? Dumb Bombs? Smart Bombs? What's a Missile? Know your Arsenal!
to Warfare by overload |
| Friday Dec 20, 2002 | Is depleted uranium from US tank rounds a violation of the No First Use Policy? to Warfare by nucleus |
| Wednesday Dec 18, 2002 | It's been alleged that the U. S. military practiced germ warfare during the Korean War. The Brits' "anthrax island" is a testament to their own research into biologic weaponry. So, it's reassuring, then, to know that we both signed the Biological and Toxin Weapons Convention in 1972, banning such research and putting it in our misguided past, right? Wrong -- the U. S. military is proposing the development of new biologic weaponry for use by Special Forces. Perhaps it's time to heed the call for weapons inspections of the United States. to Warfare by crikey |
| Tuesday Dec 10, 2002 | Gunny Sgt. R. Lee Ermey: You bought the action figure, now have a new one chewed by the Web site! to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Monday Dec 9, 2002 | No stranger to "weapons of
mass
destruction," the U.S. government
has put their archives of
historical
nuclear weapons tests on line (RealVideo format). to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Monday Nov 18, 2002 | Dr. Michael Kelly wants to teach you the secrets of dim mak or the "death touch" (i.e. using the martial arts to attack pressure points to cause severe injuries, illness, or even death. Yep, the way the more far-out conspiracy freaks say Bruce Lee was whacked). If you aren't interested in immediately buying his books or videos, perhaps a demonstration is in order. Uh, so is that guy dead now?
to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Nov 12, 2002 | Railguns aren't just for amateurs anymore. enterprising engineering students and their older and scarier professors are building the weapons of the next decade. to Warfare by fringehead |
| Wednesday Sep 18, 2002 | Desire for early
warning of impending nuclear
annihilation inspired NORAD to
post people to some pretty inhospitable locations:
spindly
towers in
the Atlantic and
sites
across
the
frozen
North.
to Warfare by gator |
| Wednesday Aug 14, 2002 | Space Imaging,
Terraserver and Spot offer easy access to
satellite imagery but
Global Security
and Cryptome's Eyeball offer satellite imagery analysis.
to Warfare by gator |
| Sunday Jun 9, 2002 | The
Falklands War, fought between the UK and Argentina in
1982,
is interesting for many reasons. It lead to the end of a
brutal regime
in Argentina,
got Margaret Thatcher
reelected, was
some of the most intense naval action since
World War II,
and led to the profound realization that
missiles are
very very cheap, and
ships and
men aren't.
to Warfare by n |
| Saturday Apr 6, 2002 | The atlatl (known as the woomera down under) is an ancestor of the bow. There has been a modern resurgance of the atlatl, with discussion boards, organizing bodies and competitions for distance and accuracy. to Warfare by n |
| Monday Mar 11, 2002 | The online list of Marine Corps Orders and Directives is by no means exhaustive, but it contains some cause for speculation. It would come in handy, if I ever had an M1A1 Tank or needed to know how to safely dispose of explosives
to Warfare by caspian |
| Friday Feb 1, 2002 | Accept Christ as your personal
savior, or I'll open a can of whup-ass
on you.
to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Wednesday Jan 30, 2002 | Begorrah,
ye bastard!
Ye'll feel
the brunt of me
shillelagh
(or bata)
if you touch me Guinness ag'n!
to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Monday Jan 28, 2002 | "Hi, this site is
all about ninjas,
REAL NINJAS.
This site is awesome. My name is Robert and I can't stop thinking about ninjas. These guys are cool; and by cool, I mean totally sweet."
to Warfare by crikey |
| Tuesday Dec 18, 2001 | If you live in the US, the Bureau of
Export Administration (among others)
reminds you: Don't export
nuclear
weapons components,
bio
weapons, or
other fancy
things to any bad people
or organizations.
to Warfare by gator |
| Sunday Dec 16, 2001 | Project
Greek Island was the code name for the
top-secret
tunnel complex under West Virginia's five-star
Greenbrier Resort to
which selected government officials would retire in the event of a nuclear attack.
The Cold War
has been over for ten years, and these days you can get
guided tours
of the "Doomsday Hotel". Call in advance.
to Warfare by voidptr |
| Thursday Dec 13, 2001 | Feel the fury of Indian martial arts or Kalarippayattu as artists Krishnadas and Dinesan dazzle you with their fancy footwork and fierce ability with traditional Indian weaponry. Apu my ass. to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Nov 20, 2001 |
Is it possible that some of the "nuclear bomb plans"
found by reporters in
Afghanistan were, in fact, unwittingly taken from a
humorous article in
a 1979 issue of the
Journal of Irreproducable Results?
Like Osama bin Bert,
this illustrates the hazards of a search engine in the hands of someone
without a sense of humor.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Sunday Oct 28, 2001 | In addition to its diameter, many firearm calibers bear suffix names, which typically describe the cartridge's history or original manufacturer. Common examples include the 9mm Parabellum, the .40 S&W (Smith & Wesson), or the .357 SIG (Schweizerische Industrie Gesellschaft).
The .577 Tyrannosaur, on the other hand, was named for its insanely high muzzle energy, which tips the scales at 13,700 joules (by way of comparison, the standard high-powered military/sniper .308 rifle cartridge delivers approximately 4,000 joules). While most of us may never experience the shoulder-jarring impact of shooting a gun designed to stop a charging rhino, we can all still snicker at four hapless guys trying their hand at firing a .577 Tyrannosaur-chambered Hannibal hunting rifle.
to Warfare by pjammer |
| Friday Oct 26, 2001 | For $89, you could build a trebuchet that can throw
a golf ball 200 feet. For $400, you
could build an EMP
bomb that can destroy all electronics for several miles.
Decisions, decisions. to Warfare by elder |
| Thursday Oct 18, 2001 | The DOD claims that the NMD is ABM compliant. They apparently never bother to read the treaty. to Warfare by nucleus |
| Terrorists do not have a monopoly on weapons of terror. to Warfare by nucleus |
| Wednesday Oct 17, 2001 | A month back, donating to the Red Cross
and other
groups was all the rage. Now how about some help
for Doctors Without Borders
and Unicef? After all, the United
States has no beef with the citizens
of Afghanistan. Right? While you're at it, patriot, why not bone
up on the people we're currently bombing to some point before the Stone Age.
For instance, did you know
the average life expectancy is 46 years? What do you suppose it is now? Get
Osama. Overthrow the Taliban.
But remember, there are still quite a few real-live
innocent people over there.
to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Tuesday Oct 16, 2001 | Scared by Anthrax? Imagine the effects of Smallpox as a biological weapon ...
to Warfare by nucleus |
| Friday Oct 12, 2001 | An ABC of the CWS, published by the Chemical Warfare Service Newsletter in 1942. to Warfare by braino |
| Wednesday Oct 3, 2001 | Anthrax - the sheep disease...and bioweapon. The unthinkable threat that is getting more scary in these weird times. By the time you know you've inhaled it, it's usually too late. There's a vaccine - but good luck getting one: even military personnel started running out of vaccine in June 2001. to Warfare by monde |
| Tuesday Oct 2, 2001 | The first rule of fight club is no one talks about fight
club. The GroundPounders®,
however, have a Web page. So does their founder Sammy
Franco. to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Wednesday Sep 26, 2001 | Pardon, m'sieu, have you a cigarette? Oui? Merci. C'est bon...
Ah, mes amis... I see you are, how you say, troubled, yes? Perhaps
a woman you long to forget? Perhaps you are on the run from a dark secret in
your troubled past, eh? Take heart, mon frere, there remains a refuge
for you. to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Monday Sep 24, 2001 | The US DOD committed $761,270,703
to jet fuel and naval distillate contracts alone on Sept 18/01. That extra
$40 billion should come in handy. All that fuel has to go somewhere.
Why not learn how to
fly 'em while youre at it?
If you have the money, you can get the skinny
on land, sea,
and air thanks to JFT
Jane to Warfare by overload |
| Saturday Sep 22, 2001 | A large piece of Afghanistan is in the mountainous
Hindu
Kush
and includes the Zereh Depression
and some other formidable
terrain.
Politically the north includes the
Republic of
Tajikistan [you can scan its
IMF Executive Board Assessment], the
Republic of
Uzbekistan, and Turkmenistan.
South is Pakistan with the Khyber Pass and
nukes. to Warfare by overload |
| Friday Sep 21, 2001 | Search the General Dennis J. Reimer Training and Doctrine
Digital Library or just browse the U.S. Army field
manuals. to Warfare by braino |
| Thursday Sep 20, 2001 | An ex-PSYOP
member talks about his job.
to Warfare by braino |
| Monday Sep 17, 2001 | "Operation Noble Eagle?" Who
makes up these names?
to Warfare by braino |
| The U.S. Department of Energy is selling videos
of historical nuclear weapons test films. Each title includes a
summary and MPEG and Real video clips. to Warfare by braino |
| Sunday Sep 16, 2001 | At about the same time Commander Randall G. Bowdish wrote Information-Age
Psychological Operations, members of the Fourth Psychological
Operations Group were working for
CNN and NPR. Bowdish writes: "The power of TV and radio to
influence behavior has not been lost on military PSYOP
personnel. During Operation Uphold Democracy, radio and TV programming
was used in a carefully crafted interagency campaign "to prepare
Haitians for democracy's restoration and the imminent arrival of US
forces." Although it would be imprudent to claim a causal link, the
mission was a resounding success-with PSYOP playing a major role."
to Warfare by braino |
| Saturday Sep 8, 2001 | Ashida Kim is a real-life
ninja and author of several books
on the art of Ninjitsu. What? You don't believe he's a ninja? Are you trying
to get on his shit list?
Perhaps you'd like to take his $10,000
challenge. to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Friday Aug 31, 2001 | Through the same comic book
ads that worked for Charles Atlas
and Hostess
products, we learned
that Count Dante was the
Deadliest Man Alive, who
taught a brutal strain of martial art. When the Count died in 1975, William
V. Aguiar (capable of deflecting oncoming arrows) was left to carry his
torch. But...does the Count yet live?
to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Monday Aug 27, 2001 | CyberSEALs, an online community of U.S. Navy SEAL veterans, offers handy tips on How to spot a Navy SEAL faker and dedicates countless man-hours to maintain an updated Wall of Shame (which lists names, contact information and claims of exposed SEAL poseurs). Indeed, CyberSEALs is so serious about hunting down phony SEALs they maintain a 24-hour online response form so you can check up on that stranger or job applicant who brags about being a "former U.S. Navy SEAL," but blows off questions when pressed about details on his military career because they're classified "in the interest of national security." to Warfare by pjammer |
| Sunday Jul 1, 2001 | In February 1958, a
B-47 bomber
dropped a
1,700-pound nuke
into the waters off
Tybee Island, Georgia.
Now retired military officer Derek Duke
wants to find it.
Although Duke's given up his
idea for a movie,
you can still buy the T-shirt. to Warfare by voidptr |
| Saturday Jun 30, 2001 | How are you at
guided missile trivia? to Warfare by gator |
| Thursday Jun 7, 2001 |
OSHA Hazard
Communication standards require that labs and workplaces make Material Safety
Data Sheets for potentially hazardous chemicals available to their employees. Somehow, these MSDSs for
lethal nerve agents
like VX, Sarin, and
others seem beside the point.
to Warfare by gator |
| Monday Jun 4, 2001 | Nuke the moon,
the Web,
the Hamptons,
Hollywood,
Canada,
the family
or the U.S.A.
to Warfare by nucleus |
| Monday May 28, 2001 | The Internet has everything you wanted to know about Nike missiles, even including formerly-classified instruction manuals in case you find one on eBay.
to Warfare by mrbill |
| Sunday May 13, 2001 | Sure, war is hell, and nothing illustrates that better than a bloody firefight or savage duel between Star Wars action figures. to Warfare by saucy |
| Saturday May 12, 2001 | Karate and kung fu have dominated the media for too long. How about giving
other countries' martial arts a chance? Say Greek pankration,
French savate, Brazilian
capoeira,
Filipino stick-fighting (known as kali, eskrima,
and arnis), Russian sombo,
and the Israeli krav maga? to Warfare by fatherdan |
| Monday Apr 30, 2001 | Those of us in the shooting community are often aghast at the misuse and grossly inaccurate portrayal of guns in films. At the top of the cringe-list is the popular sideways-held 'gangsta-style' pistol stance.
Birdman Weapon Systems ("Unfriendly Products for an Unfriendly World") is first to capitalize on this trend - and offer gangsta-wannabes with their very own side-mounted Glock-ready HoMeBoY NyTe-SyTeS. And when doing drive-bys on the fools who diss you and your krew are just not enough, you can take they punk asses out wit tha BMG Nuke 50 MicroNuclear Round. Get yours today!
to Warfare by pjammer |
| Saturday Mar 24, 2001 | Sure, the military is perfecting the pain beam but who's working on a pleasure beam other than
sci-fi writers?
to Warfare by skallas |
| Saturday Feb 24, 2001 | President Bush to Saddam: ALL YOUR NO FLY BASE ARE BELONG TO US to Warfare by kade |
| Tuesday Feb 20, 2001 | I get all hot and heavy for military aircraft porn! to Warfare by gen |
| Wednesday Jan 17, 2001 | The Cape
Canaveral Air Station virtual tour takes you in and around the
site once used to launch much of the rockets that make up US space
exploration history. These pictures were taken legally by someone on
a private tour, unlike the
abandoned missile silo
tour, where people trespassed into dangerous areas. Mind you,
both are amazing sites. Not as full but equally eerie is Weird N.J.'s page about Nike missile
bases in New Jersey, ringing around New York City.
to Warfare by moose |
| Wednesday Nov 22, 2000 | Some
silly people thought
Cassini was too dangerous to launch
because of it's
plutonium
power source.
Others oppose the hydrogen-bomb-driven
Orion
spacecraft on
more sensible grounds.
Everyone, however can agree that we probably were wise not to build
the Pluto, a
fission-reactor-powered
cruise missile from the 50's.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Sep 14, 2000 | Last week, 3 UN aid workers were killed in Timor. You can sign your personal condolences for Pero Simundza, one of the UN workers and pay respect to these brave souls.
to Warfare by kade |
| Wednesday May 3, 2000 | A long-time staple of
nuclear holocaust scenarios
and science fiction,
an
electromagnetic
pulse (EMP) is a powerful blast of
radio waves that can
cook
unsheilded electronics from
hundreds of miles away. Of course, anything this
potentially
destructive will be
heavily researched by the
military, but
adventerous tinkerers can
explore
the wonderful world of directed energy weapons at home, without the
need for a
multi-billion dollar budget.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Thursday Apr 27, 2000 | Erratic Nasdaq got the Mark Barton in you amped? But "going postal" is just too 90's for you? Try the Knob Creek Machine Gun Range on for size. to Warfare by robray |
| Wednesday Apr 5, 2000 | If you have some social problems like I do, and enjoyed the exploits in 1997 of the two criminals otherwise referred to as the North Hollywood Bank Robbers, you might be interested in some action figures from 21st Century Toys. I'm specifically pointing out the two Kevlar-clad figures in the Villians series, though maybe I'm just imagining the striking similarities. And while I'm on the subject of deadly action figures, obsessive fans of 21st Century Toys figures are pretty big on building dioramas, in which their toys act out training routines, situations with deadly, bloody consequences, or experience time travel (?) Some fans even build website "shrines" to their favorite little soldier toys. to Warfare by mrradon |
| Tuesday Feb 22, 2000 | Dispersion - "Your easy one stop choice for personal lethal biological pathogens." to Warfare by monde |
| Decapitate your enemies with ordinary playing cards! (Well, maybe not decapitate, exactly, but...) to Warfare by riffraff |
| Thursday Jan 13, 2000 | During WWII, Japan had a
secret base
in Manchuria, housing the infamous
Unit 731,
where they conducted
biological weapons
research as well as hideous "medical" experiments on Chinese, Korean, and
Mongolian prisoners of war.
In 1987, T.F. Mous made a
grisly film about it, based on first-hand reports of the atrocities.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Monday Jan 3, 2000 | There's a nice summary of the various Wars, Massacres, and Atrocities of the 20th Century over at the Historical Atlas of the 20th Century. The most interesting factoid/formula for world peace can be found at the bottom of this page: "no two countries with a MacDonald's Restaurant have ever gone to war with one another." to Warfare by kapital |
| Sunday Dec 12, 1999 | When you just want to get medieval on that ass, sometimes
nothing is better than swords.
to Warfare by keith |
| Saturday Dec 4, 1999 | In an alternate reality, the U.S. was invaded by 400 ton
armored Soviet
hovercrafts, that can go 340 miles an hour, hold a crew of 400
and travel 3000 miles on a tank of gas. to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Nov 30, 1999 | Marine Wives! Take heart! There is a place of comfort for you on the Internet. Bone up on your etiquette, find a rose (none available in POW-MIA area), or just read some really really really bad poems. to Warfare by fringehead |
| Monday Nov 15, 1999 | The State of California wants to help you get rid of your assault rifle before you take out a school. to Warfare by fringehead |
| Tuesday Nov 9, 1999 | Forget about Hollywood's version of wars. The Armed Forces Retirement Home has the people who actually lived it. They're now posting profiles of their residents every two weeks. to Warfare by keith |
| Monday Oct 25, 1999 | Team ABL, an Air Force,
Boeing, TRW, and Lockheed-Martin consortium, has completed ground testing
of a
multi-hundred
kilowatt laser system
intended to be mounted on a 747 for
theater missile
defense.
This big stuff is fine and dandy, but when do we get our personal
ray guns, dammit?
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Friday Oct 22, 1999 | During test detonations of atomic bombs during WWII, scientists encountered the electronics-destroying effects of EMPs (Electro Magnetic Pulse). Soon, it was discovered that EMPs can be generated without nuclear weapons. Everything you memepool-reading terrorists ever wanted to know about flux-compression generators and E-bombs can be found here. to Warfare by pjammer |
| Thursday Oct 7, 1999 | Done correctly, Psychological Operations (or "PSYOPS")
disables your opponent's motivation to fight and resolves military conflicts with minimum bloodshed. One of the most
amusing pieces of PSYOPS during the Gulf War were the subversive messages printed on the back of phony
Iraqi currency.
to Warfare by pjammer |
| Wednesday Oct 6, 1999 | This clock keeps the time until everybody dies. to Warfare by mpc |
| Tuesday Oct 5, 1999 | Having a crappy life? Running from something or someone? Join the French Foreign Legion! to Warfare by fringehead |
| Tuesday Sep 28, 1999 | Finally, a web portal for that lone gunman in your life. For a stirring call to arms, don't miss the Open Letter to the Community. to Warfare by fringehead |
| Tuesday Sep 21, 1999 | As many of you know, the U.S. Navy SEALs is one of the most
selective and respected military units in the world. Every aspiring SEAL must survive the grueling
BUD/S (Basic Underwater Demolitions/SEALs)
training program,
(infamous for weeding out world-class triatheletes/bodybuilders) before becoming a
probationary member and being allowed to attend additional training. Interested in signing on, you
maniac? Apply here. to Warfare by pjammer |
| Wednesday Sep 1, 1999 | Looking to score? Looking to terminate an airborne target somewhere off the coast of Southern California? SCORE! to Warfare by faisal |
| Saturday Aug 28, 1999 | Ok geek, thanks to the helpful links from memepool, your Metaverse avatar is ready and you're busy building your bandwidth-hogging 3DAnarchy home. But how's your sword-fighting skills, Deliverator? "Kendo," as Snow Crash readers and 15th-century samurai know, is an attempt to take a disorganized, violent, brutal conflict and turn it into a cute game. Two choices: play with bokkens (wooden swords) at a "kendo" school, or study the original Nipponese art, sparring/training with steel blades, at a Shinkendo dojo. Guess what I've been studying for the past three years.
to Warfare by pjammer |
| Tuesday Aug 10, 1999 | You're the deposed ruler of Sierra Leone trying to get your job back, or a third-world government trying to keep down insurgents, who do you call? Sandline International! to Warfare by nyarl |
| Tuesday Jul 20, 1999 | Well, why not? Everybody needs a
cannon! to Warfare by goboro |
| Tuesday May 4, 1999 |
Metalstorm, a radical new gun invented by a lone Australian tinkerer,
has no moving parts and can fire up to a million rounds a
second.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Apr 20, 1999 | From the "soon at a carnival near you" department... Yugoslavian photos of the
downed F-117 Stealth Fighter
to Warfare by urog |
| Thursday Apr 8, 1999 | The Federation of American Scientists has quite a bit of interesting information under their "Peace and Security" section, mostly on military operations, who's armed with what, and even the mystery aircraft plaguing our nation's skies. to Warfare by nyarl |
| Friday Apr 2, 1999 | Wow, according to the Geneva Convention Relative to the Treatment of Prisoners of War, POWs actually have it pretty good. Health care (Articles 29-33), nice treatment if they're high-ranking (Articles 43-45)...they even get paid (Articles 62-64)! And the only punishments their captors can really mete out are not paying them quite as much, making them exercise for no more than two hours a day, and confinement (Article 89). I wanna be a prisoner of war! to Warfare by nyarl |
| Sunday Mar 28, 1999 | Okay, okay, we seem to be bombarded with books, documentaries and films
about World War II these days, but ignore all
that stuff and instead check out the superb
Normandy invasion
website that Encyclopedia
Brittanica put together. to Warfare by crikey |
| Sunday Mar 7, 1999 | Whether your enemies come after you with tire irons, medium-caliber handguns, or assault rifles loaded with armor-piercing slugs, O'Gara-Hess & Eisenhardt Armoring offers six customized levels of security tailored to your budget/threat level. For the really paranoid, you can buy a bolt-on retrofit kit to help yourHummer survive an anti-tank mine.
to Warfare by pjammer |
| Friday Feb 26, 1999 | Everyone needs a guided missile. Who needs an armory when you have an online auction house?
to Warfare by joshua |
| Monday Feb 15, 1999 | If you quickly grow bored with standard shotgun ammo, add a bit of variety like door-busters, bolos, flame thrower rounds, flechettes, and mini-missiles. to Warfare by nyarl |
| Monday Feb 1, 1999 | Better book those airline tickets to United Arab Emirates now, because IDEX '99, the world's largest defence exhibition convention is just around the corner! Plus, act now and get early-bird rates on TRIDEX 2000! to Warfare by nyarl |
| Monday Jan 25, 1999 | If you're attacking that heavily-armed nest of Cisco engineers, you'd
better know what the
best combat
shotgun for the job is.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Before you duck and cover, take a look at the
pretty pictures. to Warfare by goboro |
| UPDATE: Thanks to a loyal reader, that funky banner ad to Kalashnikov has been roughly translated as "Everyone trusts Kalashnikov. From Spetsnaz to Cisco Systems." Now, the Spetsnaz are Soviet special forces, but we are still left with one important nagging question: Why on earth is Cisco Systems stockpiling and endorsing AK-47s? to Warfare by nyarl |
| Friday Jan 22, 1999 | Kalashnikov Arms, makers of the most widespread firearms in the world. But what the heck did this banner ad pointing to them have to do with Cisco Systems? Any translators out there? And what the hell kind of uniforms are those guys wearing, anyway? to Warfare by nyarl |
| Tuesday Jan 19, 1999 | The distilled wisdom
of alt.revenge
for those special occasions when
alt.shenanigans
is not enough.
to Warfare by obvious |
| Tuesday Jan 12, 1999 | Find out the effects and blast radius of a nuclear bomb detonating on your house. Good news: At ground zero, only 98% of people will be killed. So, theoretically, your irritating neighbors will die horribly and you can laugh about it afterwards. to Warfare by nyarl |
| Wednesday Dec 30, 1998 | War! What
is it good for?
Hideous, disfiguring
wounds!
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Monday Dec 21, 1998 | The National Reconnaissance Office has information on all sorts of technology that was pretty neat 25 years ago, but can't tell us what they're doing now. They do have some informative video clips of CORONA, the US's first spy satellite system.
to Warfare by nyarl |
| Sunday Dec 20, 1998 | 'Tis the season to be jolly, so take some time to find out the details of
how you'll die when we're attacked with
biological weapons.
And if you want to hasten this Apocalypse, you can always
make some yourself.
to Warfare by riotnrrd |
| Tuesday Oct 27, 1998 | Achtung! Achtung!
Der Schokoladen Flieger! The Candy Bomber
speaks. to Warfare by jacquez |
| Monday Sep 28, 1998 | Military Data Resources. Know your enemy and be prepared. Be very, very, very prepared. (As seen on Cyber-Teddy!) to Warfare by nyarl |
| Wednesday Sep 23, 1998 | Before America's nuclear missles could fly through
the air, they had to be dropped down a hole.
to Warfare by goboro |
| Friday Sep 18, 1998 | Bored? Hate your neighbors? Haven't incinerated anything recently? Head to Glubco's Weaponry Division and get schematics to build your own O2 Cannon, railgun, and more! Nothing makes a barbeque more exciting than a hot plasma arc. to Warfare by nyarl |
| Build your own personal artillery without having the ATF turn your yard into a facsimile of Waco, Texas. Spud guns are dangerous, anti-social, and apparently perfectly legal. The web is ringed with sites aimed at starting a neighborhood arms race. to Warfare by rfh |
| Buy Real Military Vehicles. Because, really, the best way to get to work in the morning is in a Russian amphibious transport assault truck. to Warfare by nyarl |
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