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House wrote: ↑04/06/2022 01:29

Rusi kritikuju Amerikance: Naše helikoptere su bez pitanja i dozvole proslijedili Ukrajini

https://www.klix.ba/vijesti/svijet/rusi ... /220603161

House wrote: ↑04/06/2022 01:47 kmeka rusa je muzika za moje uši.




reload 5 minuta! brutalno.

what if an operator could use a straightforward, more mobile solution for the task at hand? This is one of the questions defense contractor General Atomics (GA-ASI) tried to answer back at the end of January when it field-tested the so-called Scalable Command & Control (SC2) solution.

SC2 comprises more autonomous software designed to automate a number of operations, leaving the operator free to focus on more important tasks. It can also speed up the times needed for the drone to be brought to flight status, and, most importantly, it can do all that without making use of present-day GCS locations.

General Atomics announced this week the January test was conducted using “an Army-owned laptop computer,” and SC2 was able to control a Gray Eagle Extended Range drone with no issues for 3.8 hours.

“SC2 represents a massive reduction in emplacement, mission launch time and overall footprint size,” said in a statement GA-ASI Vice President of Strategic Development J.R. Reid. “The SC2 software could be part of the Army’s Ground Modernization plan replacing the Universal Ground Control Station (UGCS) with rugged laptops and tactical servers enabling more mobile operations in a defined Modular Open Systems Approach (MOSA) framework.”

The U.S. Army uses the Gray Eagle Extended Range drone for anything from surveillance to offensive missions. It is powered by a diesel engine good for 180 hp, punchy enough to take off the ground a machine that weighs 4,200 pounds (almost two tons).

The company did not say when SC2 could become routine software for the Army-controlled drones, but the test’s success means the program is going forward.

pici wrote: ↑04/06/2022 06:57

Panjimajem, panjimajem...Ukrajinska artijerija rabota.Nahvalis TOS i dobijes po pici, nisu vam to arabi da pijes votku i povuces konopac.

House wrote: ↑04/06/2022 02:02

najjači video. kakvi nacisti i pizde materine...

pogledajte ukrajinske rezerve gasa.

exliberal-ex wrote: ↑04/06/2022 05:33

"Rusija je “prije uspjela zauzeti veći dio grada, ali sada ih je naša vojska potisnula. Oni stvarno trpe velike gubitke", izjavio je Hajdaj.

"Oni idu naprijed korak po korak. Jednostavno sve uništavaju topništvom, zrakoplovima, minobacačima, tenkovima. Ali čim budemo imali dovoljno zapadnog dalekometnog oružja, odgurnut ćemo njihovo topništvo s naših položaja. A onda će, vjerujte mi, rusko pješaštvo samo bježati", rekao je još Hajdaj gostujući na nacionalnoj televiziji.

Pod ukrajinskom kontrolom sada je 50 posto Severnodonjecka, ključnog grada u regiji Luhansk, tvrdi Sergej Gaidai. Prema riječima guvernera, Ukrajinci su vratili 20 posto teritorija.

- Rusi su držali većinu grada, ali sada se povlače. Strašno pate, imaju ogromne gubitke - rekao je Gaidai za nacionalnu televiziju.

On 2 June, during a meeting with Chief Tik-Toker, Kadyrov, the Top Keystone Cop in Moscow, Shoygu, announced the RFA is going to ‘accelerate the special military operation’ in Ukraine…By side that Kadyrov is dumb enough to post his threats for Poland and half of NATO in the social media, or that his troops are — despite their excellent gear — proving to be ultimate military incompetents, but the question is: with what, please?

Severodonetsk…since two days, there is a growing number of reports about Ukrainians bringing their ‘Foreign Legion’ into the town and then launching a major counterattack. As of the last night, Ukrainians might have recovered 20–30% of the town. RUMINT has it, it should be ‘British’ and ‘Georgian’ troops that run this operation: should have attacked into the Industrial Zone, caused heavy losses to Kadyrov Chechens in particular, and then advanced on a wide front, stretching all the way to Metolkine and Voronove. As of this morning, there are reports of heavy fighting in the centre of the town. Ukrainian counterattack came at some price: by now it’s known that 1 French- and 11 Georgians have been killed — though I’m uncertain if all of them just in this battle in Severodonetsk, or since 24 February.

Mrljavi wrote: ↑04/06/2022 10:24

Russia continues push on eastern areas - Ukraine armed forces

Ukraine's armed forces have posted a morning update on the situation. It says:

Russian forces' main efforts are focused on the Severodonetsk and Bakhmut areas in the east
They are storming Severodonetsk, with artillery support. Fighting continues in the city.

Russian troops retreated after failed attempts to advance in the town of Bakhmut, to the south-west of Severodonetsk

In the Donetsk region, Russia is firing at Ukrainian forces along the entire line of contact with mortars, barrel and jet artillery, but the pace of Russian advance in the area is slow, because the military is physically exhausted and morale is low

In the area of Lyman, the Russians are trying to take control of the left bank of the Seversky Donets River.

The BBC is not able to independently verify this information.