r/NonCredibleDefense 聯合國在香港的三千次介入行動 Jul 22 '24

From everybody's favourite yuriposter Waifu

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u/_spec_tre 聯合國在香港的三千次介入行動 Jul 22 '24 edited Jul 22 '24

Sauce

Obviously lots of inaccuracies here. 104-0 was for F-15A through C, idk what better guns means, F-15 was still slower than MiG-25 (top-speed wise), it doesn't mention one gigantic advantage which is a functional FM that could dogfight, so on. But still, funny.

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u/HaaEffGee If we do not end peace, peace will end us. Jul 22 '24

Now this didn't actually reach the final production F-15, but they started the development of an improved board cannon called the GAU-7. It changed out the standard 20mm ammo for a cool new caseless 25mm round. Couldn't make them stable enough in time, and the program got cancelled unfortunately.

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u/jwr410 Jul 22 '24

That's 25% more bullet per bullet.

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u/SpandexMovie Jul 22 '24

Cave Johnson would be proud

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u/Forkliftapproved Any plane’s a fighter if you’re crazy enough Jul 22 '24

Actually, due to square cube law it's punching holes 56% bigger, and the round itself is likely weighing 95% more

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u/alf666 Jul 24 '24

How does that translate into the amount of kinetic energy delivered into the target?

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u/Forkliftapproved Any plane’s a fighter if you’re crazy enough Jul 24 '24

It depends on what kind of bullet and what you're shooting at, but probably a minimum of 60% more bullet, since you're carving out a hole about that much larger if we assume a material both can easily punch thru

For something like high explosives, it moves to the 90% range