Posted: Tue Jun 26, 2007 6:55 pm

omg look at this piece of shit. it's got no armor therefore it's shit and useless lol.

omg look at this piece of shit. it's got no armor and made of wood therefore it's shit and useless lol.
Lol, what the fuck? Where did i say it was like playing doom? You're the one arguing for a Halo buggy, not me. And whoopteedoo, we both know someone that's been down there.Doombrain wrote:you've been watching too many films, you cock. a friend of mine just spent six months out there and from what he's told us it's not like playing doom.
Yeah, sorry, that doesn't convince me at all this thing is as useful as they say it'll be, for the reasons i gave.Doombrain wrote:anyway, it's a fucking support vehicle that's a direct result of the designers asking the TROOPS what they wanted! lol, stop losing now please.
Sure i did. Then i read the comments, too:Nightshade wrote:Did you read the article?
One senior Army officer described the new super-truck as a "serious bit of kit", adding it would be a "huge boost to our long-range patrolling capability".
Senior defence sources say the Supacats will particularly come into their own against the Taliban in Afghanistan's Helmand Province, which has no roads.
Defence Minister Lord Drayson said last night: "These vehicles are well armed, swift and agile and will boost our capability with some serious firepower.
Light armoured beast? Where is the angled hull and high ground clearance to divert the blast from mines? The major threat is surely from mines and IEDs buried in the road, which can disable a tank and which have killed and injured dozens of our troops. Have the MOD got it wrong again?
God you really are a childish twat aren't youDoombrain wrote:OK action man
You think the Talibs are going to be real nice and only plant IED's and mines for the tanks? That they're gonna save those precious RPG rounds for heavy armor only? What are you some kind of nutjob?Doombrain wrote:WELL IT'S A GOOD JOB IT WON'T BE USED AS A TANK THEN
well i kind of think you got past that point when you missed its primary use.Ryoki wrote:God you really are a childish twat aren't youDoombrain wrote:OK action man
Posting pictures of helicopters and boats that have nothing at all to do with the discussion at hand, dismissing arguments with oneliners and blue laughing icons instead of coming up with arguments of your own... idiot.
ONE MILE AWAY!Ryoki wrote:You think the Talibs are going to be real nice and only plant IED's and mines for the tanks? That they're gonna save those precious RPG rounds for heavy armor only? What are you some kind of nutjob?Doombrain wrote:WELL IT'S A GOOD JOB IT WON'T BE USED AS A TANK THEN
Riiiight. So, you read a comment from someone not in the military and unaffiliated with the vehicle and you completely ignore the vehicle's purpose as stated by those in the know? Uhh...Ryoki wrote:Sure i did. Then i read the comments, too:Nightshade wrote:Did you read the article?
One senior Army officer described the new super-truck as a "serious bit of kit", adding it would be a "huge boost to our long-range patrolling capability".
Senior defence sources say the Supacats will particularly come into their own against the Taliban in Afghanistan's Helmand Province, which has no roads.
Defence Minister Lord Drayson said last night: "These vehicles are well armed, swift and agile and will boost our capability with some serious firepower.
Light armoured beast? Where is the angled hull and high ground clearance to divert the blast from mines? The major threat is surely from mines and IEDs buried in the road, which can disable a tank and which have killed and injured dozens of our troops. Have the MOD got it wrong again?