Biggest Change For Infantry Since WWII: XM25
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Biggest Change For Infantry Since WWII: XM25
This has been floating around in the memory banks for a while, but it looks like they have the bugs ironed out and are actually going to produce it. Smart exploding bullets/grenades. Yeah. That is a good idea. Trust the Army to come up with another multi-word anacronym though
“Counter Defilade Target Engagement System” (CDTE). Come on fellas. You know the grunts will come up with something else. 'Punisher' is one I've heard. More stuff and video over at BreakingDefence.com
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Re: Biggest Change For Infantry Since WWII: XM25
Dum-dums?
I presume you already know that Dum Dum (or Domdom) is actually a town in Bengal where John Company had a major arsenal back in the day.
I presume you already know that Dum Dum (or Domdom) is actually a town in Bengal where John Company had a major arsenal back in the day.
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Re: Biggest Change For Infantry Since WWII: XM25
What are you talking about??
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Re: Biggest Change For Infantry Since WWII: XM25
Dum dum = Hollow point. These are more of a smart(ish) grenade than a bullet.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expanding_bullet
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Expanding_bullet
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Yeah Myn, I know what one is, I trying to figure out what the reference is, since there isn't a single mention of anything like that on the DW article. Or either of the vids
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