Can our friends in Japan get a little tweak? Japan is on #23 now

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>>20931332

Same PBS show, different episode, Whoopi Goldberg same thing. Ancestors were slave owners

Wonder how many of The View talking heads are descended from slave owners? There's five or six of them on air each episode right? Percentage not looking good there.

>>20931304

Who cares?

>>20931427

Same playbook:

Attack Jim W if and when possible, when that fails

Attack BO, when that fails

Attack BVs, when that fails

Attack Bakers, when that fails

Attack anons in general, when that fails

Attack specific anon, when that fails

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Around and around and around and around…

>>20931446

Tiger stayed in short supply, complicated gearbox

Panther was okay unless mud was around

T-34 had sloping edges, German shells would bounce off. T-34 would get smoked, three more came over the hill to replace it

>>20931412

>It is over man. Your credibility is gone

That's cute

You and your team mate aef512 trying to gang up increases Mr Pig's credibility.

Same playbook:

Attack Jim W if and when possible, when that fails

Attack BO, when that fails

Attack BVs, when that fails

Attack Bakers, when that fails

Attack anons in general, when that fails

Attack specific anon, when that fails←You Are Here

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>>20931460

Damn, it's not an act, you really are that retarded

Isn't it nice Media Matters hired the "handicapable"

Are the other shills jealous that you will likely be the last one laid off? Defective chromosomes as job security, only in America

>>20931294

Will this do?

Chinese WZ-10 UAV Intercepted For The First Time Over The East China Sea

David Cenciotti May 27, 2024 China, Drones, Military Aviation

A Chinese Wing Loong 10 UAV has been intercepted by the JASDF fighters for the first time.

On May 27, 2024, the JASDF (Japan Air Self-Defence Force) intercepted a Chinese WingLoong 10 UAV over the East China Sea. According to a statement by the Joint Staff of the Japanese Ground, Maritime, and Air Self-Defense Forces, this was the first time the type (referred to as WL-10, from WingLoong 10, by the Japanese MOD, but reportedly designated WZ-10 by the PLA) was monitored by Japanese fighters.

The close encounter with the WZ-10 is particularly interesting as very little has emerged so far about this unmanned aircraft: developed by the Chengdu Aircraft Industry Group (CAIG), a subsidiary of the Aviation Industry Corporation of China (AVIC), the WingLoong 10 is a HALE (High Altitude Long Endurange) drone with radar-evading features said to have a wingspan of around 20 meters (65 feet), a length of about 9 meters (29 feet), and a height of approximately 4 meters (13 feet). Its MTOW (Maximum Take Off Weight) is about 3,200 kilograms.

In terms of performance, the WZ-10 is believed to be able to operate as altitudes up to 49,000 feet with an endurance of 20 hours at a cruising speed of 330 knots.

The main mission of the Wing Loong-10 family of jet-powered UAVs is to serve as as an electronic warfare platform. In this respect, it’s not completely clear though its capabilities in the field of EW are actually more focused on the passive/gathering aspect and it is therefore more of an ELINT platform with ESM sensors than an unmanned aircraft with active/ECM capabilities. That being said it’s also important to highlight that the Wing Loong-10 UAVs and in particular its earlier prototypes have been on display at various airshows (including Dubai 2017) in configurations featuring up to six hardpoints, three on each wing, to mount weapons such as precision-guided bombs and air-to-surface missiles. This makes the WZ-10 and its various variants capable of conducting strike missions.

Anyway, the WZ-10 has reportedly entered service with the People’s Liberation Army (PLA) quite recently.

Chinese military aviation researcher and expert Andreas Rupprecht says the type is in service with the 16th Specialised Division, 48th Air Regiment, most probably at Shangliao, with Foshan possibly used as a Forward Operating Base.

That’s indeed interesting, since Foshan is most likely acting only as a FOB. Known so far the WZ-10 is onyl in service within the 16th Air Division’s (16th Specialised Division) 48th Air Regiment, which – per my information – is based at Shangliao.@JosephWen___ pic.twitter.com/o67pJg7oFe

— @Rupprecht_A (@RupprechtDeino) January 22, 2024

More:

https://theaviationist.com/2024/05/27/chinese-wz-10-uav-intercepted-for-the-first-time-over-the-east-china-sea/

>>20931532

I understand that on weekdays trying to have high expectations of shill performance has long ago stopped being a good idea.

Then the weekend shills were at least passable

Now there's you, so incredibly lame

Since you must be really new, I'll go ahead and be embarrassed for you, but just this once

>>20931530 (me)

Here's a Newsweek, but it says drone is WZ-7, not a WZ-10

US Ally Scrambles Jets To Intercept Chinese Spy Drone

Published Mar 27, 2024 at 6:07 AM EDT Updated Mar 28, 2024 at 3:08 PM EDT

he Japanese Defense Ministry said it scrambled fighter jets on Tuesday to intercept a Chinese unmanned aerial vehicle in the Sea of Japan, in what was the first known operation in the area by China's long-range spy drone.

A Newsweek map, recreated using data released by the Joint Staff of Japan's Self-Defense Forces, shows the flight path of the WZ-7 reconnaissance UAV, which Tokyo said was detected in the waters on the morning of March 26.

The Chinese military drone entered the Sea of Japan—known in both Koreas as the East Sea—via the continental area and later returned in a northwesterly direction following a circular patrol, the report said, suggesting the sortie most likely overflew the territory of North Korea or Russia, which both border the sea.

Japan said it scrambled unspecified fighter aircraft to monitor the UAV, which did not violate Japanese airspace. Air Self-Defense Force jets were also dispatched to head off other possible airspace violations in the East China Sea, the Pacific Ocean and the Sea of ​​Okhotsk, the Joint Staff said.

The Japanese Defense Ministry said it would "continue to pay close attention to military movements and maintain the utmost vigilance," according to the Kyodo news agency.

https://www.newsweek.com/japan-china-wz-7-drone-sea-japan-intercept-1883909

>>20931565 (me again)

Forgot the screencap

>>20931544

Did you catch the post earlier today where the AI decided that Adam and Eve had two sons, Ren and Stimpy?

>>20931549

>>20931609

Dynamic Avlease Inc?

21:30 Local there, so night flying but hard to tell with the map if there's any structures there to look at or just big empty plots for factory sites that would be fine to overfly for a night/instrument rating thing

>>20931642

Shitposters are essential workers

>>20931651

Why should El Salvador have to pay? Open Southern Border was not their doing

>>20931683

So now Office of Personnel Management does ballots?

You are out there dude, I don't see a way back

Get the lobotomy

>>20931695

>of his generation

Sounds like fun to take a video camera into some high schools and see if the kids there recognize the name

>>20931710

Nope, just boatfag

Try harder

I'm thinking Asia isn't making buys because the "ghost fleet" is delivering Russian crude

Is Marketfag around tonight? I'd like to hear his take on this

Tankers Sit Offshore UK in Sign of Weak Demand

By Sherry Su (Bloomberg) — May 28, 2024

Three tankers carrying North Sea Forties crude have been floating off European shores for more than two weeks without discharge, a sign of weakening demand from refineries in Europe and Asia.

All three ships that loaded the grade from May 1-12 are still at sea. Two vessels — the Jaarli and the Jatuli — are anchored off Britain’s Hound Point, the loading terminal for Forties crude, while the other tanker — Thornbury — has been sitting off Rotterdam since May 18 after spending 10 days off Hound Point.

This is the first time in more than two years that this North Sea benchmark crude is floating at sea. When oil demand is strong, tankers will normally go directly and immediately from where they collect cargoes to the refineries that turn it into fuels that end users can consume.

The rare occurrence for Forties comes at a time when the European market is oversupplied with oil, mainly due to heavy flows from the US Gulf and sluggish demand from refineries. Asia, another main buyer of the grade, isn’t interested either, partly due to ample supply of competitive grades, such as Abu Dhabi’s Murban crude, and WTI Midland from the US.

Forties was sold at about $1.15 a barrel below the price of the Dated Brent North Sea benchmark on May 21, the lowest in more than four years, according to traders monitoring a pricing window run by S&P Global Commodity Insights, better known as Platts. The differential has fallen by more than $1.50 from a month ago.

The amount of crude in floating storage might grow further next month as some Forties cargoes for June loading have yet to find buyers. A major trading house was trying to book a supertanker to move some cargoes to Asia but this may not be easy as most Asian refineries have secured enough barrels for August arrival, said traders involved in the market.

https://gcaptain.com/tankers-sit-offshore-uk-in-sign-of-weak-demand/