Literally anywhere. Friend is even sending me TikTok clips of Russians in combat
r/combatfootage on reddit... I just use it for war and gun related subs.
Countermeasures are a beautiful thing. To my knowledge, no modern missiles have smoke trails. It gives the pilot too much information about range and direction allowing them to evade it. The missile fired at these helos is likely a cold ware relic and older than I am.
Probably a simple MANPADS like a US made Stinger missile (which is a Cold War relic but in service today)
I wonder how those countermeasures work. How do they know they are being locked on by the missile?
Heat seeking missiles in the age of machine learning is pretty cringe tbh
One (or more) KH-11 has been shot down by them
Let me see your package
The bots are rife with the advent of this 'war'
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