This, pretty much.
Though honestly, I wouldn't be surprised that Fallout!US was going towards Stoner's 'modular rifle system' (shown with the Stoner 63)... at least until lasers started to be produced in bulk.
In my understanding, it wasn't the armament industry that was razed; it was everything supporting it that was razed. Basically, the factories for the base materials that were needed to make the armaments were largely gone.
Also, video on French tank design during the Interbellum era:
In the...
Please note that the frames with the highest loss rate were 1) Tornados on anti-runway duty (because of the specs of their anti-runway ordinance was leaked to the Iraqis) and 2) A-10s...
I mean that the shells have anti-rad guidance packages to purposely hunt down AA batteries.
Also, the...
I wouldn't be surprised if artillery shells got a SEAD/DEAD upgrade or if all ARMs in the future were either cluster munition only or useless.
This is mainly because it's a matter of density, not numbers. From my understanding, SHORAD level AA and higher have surprisingly low density throughout...
It should also be noted that France was severely depleted after WW1, so any innovation was stifled by all the requirements being based around that depletion.
Why all the 2-man tanks? France was bled white during WW1, so outside of specific tanks, you are limited to two crew members max.
Why...
From my understanding, it's basically just barely audible motifs and whatnot, and outside of putting the songs into the material realm, only the force-sensitive can hear them.
Funnily enough, Rebels made affinities a thing again... and having Anakin having affinities is so many things that are...
So, one of the Disney books revealed that force-sensitive beings can hear faint songs in the background... it would be interesting to have Jedi dabble into something similar to Ar Tonelico's Hymmnos...
... for those who never heard the series (hell, I only found out because a Homeworld 2 mod...
... here's the rub on the 'disappearance of the middle class in the US': Automation.
It should be noted that by 1987, automation started to displace more jobs than it replaced, and the jobs that it was first applied to tended to be jobs that were widely considered 'middle class', things like...
Another problem that the Boomers have caused is that a good majority of them would rather burn the place down than have things change, which is why they would rather vote for someone like Trump than anyone remotely sane.
In essence, a good portion of the Boomers are acting like this:
They...