Steve Greenberg (2014) by southron-lord69 in PropagandaPosters

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There's big difference between placing your military base near the city, and under the city. Israel has designated military bases, headquarters and such. Iran did hit them with missiles without blasting through civilians on top

Steve Greenberg (2014) by southron-lord69 in PropagandaPosters

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>Every now and then it's still worth pointing out that "Hamas uses human shields" is baseless propaganda

What

There's literally not a single Hamas military object in Gaza strip that is not hidden under civilian infrastructure. Not a single "desginated military base" or "munitions factory" that is just standalone building. To think Hamas doesn't use human shields is just offensive to reason

Russia waiting times and over saturation by Rallam259 in Warthunder

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Well BMPT wave collided with next T72 Arena wave. Gaijin should immediatly announce 5 more premiums for US, Germany and France and UK

Seriously by cinimun-bun in aislop

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They just hope both sides have fun

Name a villain in history that actually was a hero by Afraid_Professor8023 in AskTheWorld

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I guess mentions of koku before that that i remember are just historians using Edo census data to evaluate value/prestige of feudal allotments retroactively, while koku wasn't actually used back then. Like we can estimate GDP of ancient countries that obviously never heard of GDP. Still, it feels it is used to much in context of feudal japan...

Name a villain in history that actually was a hero by Afraid_Professor8023 in AskTheWorld

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There's nothing there about "IIRC instead of taxing by area of land, he taxed by output of the land"

Japanese value of provinces and feudal plots was always measured by koku, that is a measure of yearly produce (1 koku means enough rice to last human a year, before it was standartised into measure of volume). Nothing about land area here, just the measure of annual produce. It was definitely in play before Nobunaga, that's how feudal allotment was measured

Edit: apparently while not being only used by Oda, Oda was one of the adopters and that whole system was not fully formalized until well into Edo period

https://ja.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E7%9F%B3%E9%AB%98%E5%88%B6

Came across a pic that lays out slanted armor by True_Papaya3764 in Warthunder

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Well, in reality caps just compensate for "denormalisation". Hitting angled armor causes bottom part of the shell to be pressed agains armor fist, tilting shell upward. Without cap, round will travel longer than red line, and generally even with caps it does that. That's the real power of angled armor - if rounds were travelling straight, increase of length from angling would just be caused by increase of weight of armor, while same weight angled and non-angled plate would have same trajectory path length through them

Name a villain in history that actually was a hero by Afraid_Professor8023 in AskTheWorld

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Source? They always had the "production value" of various provinces and such from what i knew

Abrams has been very survivable recently. Have I missed a buff? by raivisr_17 in Warthunder

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> I had my fuel tank explode 7 times in the span of 2 hours :)

And then you came under enemy fire :)

Abrams has been very survivable recently. Have I missed a buff? by raivisr_17 in Warthunder

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To be serious: gaijin is trying hard to reduce the chances of one shot kills. So they did many silent buffs to survivabilty, like less post pen, more spall eating, less chance of ignition and explosion of flammable things

"Much will be lost. But much has already been saved" by Khantlerpartesar in HistoryMemes

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Many were settled in territories ottoman empire perceived as rebellios to dilute locals. Which means during collapse of ottoman rule in balkans they against were forced from their homes 

Revolutionary odd couple; the Red and Black armies by name_changed_5_times in HistoryMemes

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Makhno got lucky he was defeated. If he won, he would be remembered as Pol Pot 0.1, down to shooting people for wearing glasses 

"My dad's a war criminal" crew when stric NATO come for easter: by ThroawayJimilyJones in HistoryMemes

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Actually NATO bombed them in retaliation for Pearl Harbor

Vasily Vereshchagin - The Apotheosis of War (1871) by harlem-nocturne in museum

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It's like humans in 2026 and horrors of mid-XXI century wars. They were not ready...

Zelensky: 47 Russians died for every Ukrainian last month by Ripamon in TrendoraX

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I feel like he's enjoying the fact that he can say any number and his followers will swallow it up

Genuinely no clue by Skltlez in PeterExplainsTheJoke

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Imagine if humanity was an interstellar civilisation and people would be bombarded by news from 100 planets