[mileslong]

Originally Posted by obliterate800 ↗

I tuned into 3920 and all I hear is some “eins zwei drei” synthpop music playing over and over

They'll jam it with the UA anthem or random stuff. If you zoom in all the way into the graph it will show what I posted in that pdf. I have no idea how tf they do that... it's wild.

[Willfidd]

Originally Posted by zpmoxv ↗

Lol, I figured I was reading too much into it. That don't look like Fortnite tho, but close enough ig
Odd vid to post on here tho, that's the only reason why I came to such a morbid conclusion

LOL I assumed it was a Ukranian kid and his mom was trying to distract him from the fact that all of the men he knows are fighting and his country is being invaded... Like really fortnite? You're not fucking with anybody over the age of 14 by banning Russia LOL It's sad as fuck to think of how the innocent are effected.
Fortnite is stupid but my boys take their games pretty seriously too and I can see my boys in him. I didn't vote for the piece of shit who runs my country and neither did they. War is fucking terrible.

[Brynjar]

[eldiano]

Welcome to digital warfare, we used to carry jammers in our vehicles that used to disable all kinds of frequencies and radio signals nearby, last I heard Russia was trying to go back to paper and pen just to avoid the digital footprint, but jamming their frequency is done on the go.

[William May]

I met some guys from WWII who had been MP's and had set up a check point. During the Battle of the Bulge, a Tiger tank ran through their check point, then stopped, backed up, and ran over their little checkpoint hut, and then crushed their jeep, and then drove off. There was nothing they could do because all they had were rifles. I guess the Tiger crew were assholes, but they could have machine gunned them as well, but never fired a shot. They just stomped on their shit and drove away.

[Soldierforsatan]

LMFAO...oops

[mileslong]

Originally Posted by eldiano ↗

Welcome to digital warfare, we used to carry jammers in our vehicles that used to disable all kinds of frequencies and radio signals nearby, last I heard Russia was trying to go back to paper and pen just to avoid the digital footprint, but jamming their frequency is done on the go.

We had jammers on our vehicles in afghan. Literally saved a kids life once. I say once... who knows how many times it thwarted an IED explosion.

But they're jamming that frequency and trolling at the same time. I've never seen anything like it and I don't know how their able to broadcast signal like that.

[eldiano]

Originally Posted by mileslong ↗

We had jammers on our vehicles in afghan. Literally saved a kids life once. I say once... who knows how many times it thwarted an IED explosion.

But they're jamming that frequency and trolling at the same time. I've never seen anything like it and I don't know how their able to broadcast signal like that.

Ham radios, in a nut shell lolol especially with their colossally big antennas �� with that said though I always say the jammers actively blinking, I do know Psy-ops has those tools that can jam and broadcast because remember they also tried winning the local populace

They got smart with using pressure plates, manual det cords and ir lasers ������

[mileslong]

Compiled list of killed/captured Russian officers and others, March 11

Major General Andrei Sukhovetsky, Deputy Commander, 41st Combined Arms Army, Central Military District (killed Feb 28)

Major General Vitaly Gerasimov, Chief of Staff , 41st Combined Arms Army, Central Military District (killed Mar 8)

Major General Andrei Kolesnikov, Commander, 29th Combined Arms Army, Eastern Military District (killed Mar 11)

Colonel Serhiy Trofimov, Head the missile forces and artillery of 41st Combined Arms Army, Central Military District (heavily wounded Mar 8)

Chechen general Magomed Tushayev, 141st Rosgvardia Chechen Guard (killed/disputed Mar 1)

Colonel Viktor Isaykin (killed Mar 2)

Colonel Konstantin Ogiy, Head of Kemerovo SOBR unit (killed Feb 28)

Colonel Konstantin Zizevski, 247th Guards Air Assault Regiment (killed Mar 5)

Colonel Sergey Karasev, Commander, 31st Guards Air Assault Brigade (Ulyanovsk) (Killed Mar 11)

Lieutenant Colonel Dmitry Safronov, Commander of the 61st Separate Marine Brigade of the Russian Armed Forces, (killed Mar 5)

Lieutenant Colonel Denis Glebov, Deputy Commander of the 11th Separate Airborne Assault Brigade (killed Mar 5, given Order of Courage)

Vladimir Zhoga, warlord, Sparta Battalion (Lt Col equivalent?) (killed Mar 5)

Colonel Yuri Agrakov, Commander, 104th VDV Regiment, 76th Guards Airborne Division. (killed Mar 8)

Colonel Andrei Zakharov, Battalion-tactical group Commander, 6th Tank Regiment (Chebarkul) , 90th Tank division (killed Mar 10)

Captain Maklagin Vyacheslav Vyacheslavovich (killed Feb 25, given Order of Courage)

Major Andrei Petrovich Burlakov, Deputy Chief of Staff of the Russian Secret Service, Chief of Intelligence of Regiment, Rosgvardia (killed Mar 10)

Major Ruslan Leonov, SpetsNaz company commander (killed Mar 10)

Major Alexei Ilnitsky, deputy battalion commander, VDV 11th Air Assault Brigade (Ulan-Ude) (killed, given Order of Courage)

Senior Lieutenant Alexei Aleshko, Military Intelligence Officer (killed Mar 10)

Senior Lieutenant Andrei Shamko, VDV, GRU/GU 2nd Spetsnaz Brigade (Pskov) (killed)

Junior Sergeant Alexei Nikolaevich Sevostyanov, howitzer artillery battalion, 126th Coastal Defense Brigade Unit #87714 (killed, given Order of Courage)

Private Igor Khaziakhmetov, driver, 108th Guards Air Assault Regiment (Novorossiysk) (killed, given Order of Courage)

Private Vladimir Nikolenko, reconnaissance engineer, 127th Reconnaissance Brigade, SpetsNaz company Unit #67606 (killed, given Order of Courage)

Lieutenant Colonel, 247th Guards Air Assault Regiment 47th Bomber Aviation Regiment, 105th Guards Mixed Aviation Division (Pilot, Su-34, captured)

Lieutenant Colonel Geshtok Maxim Sergeevich, (Pilot , Su-30, captured)

Lieutenant Colonel Astakhov Dmitry Mikhailovich, Rosgvardia (captured)

[Xtatic]

Originally Posted by kellyhound ↗

soldiers not welcome to someone's backyard

Eddie said it best.