Okay, which one of you humans sent me this:I know I didn’t order these..and Paratus was two months ago. So who do I have to thanks for these? I have my suspects, but I need to know who to thank.
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No idea who it was but it was awfully generous of them.
Excellent books!!
I agree, you did well!
Nice. I’ve been looking at those books for a while now however someone had posted on one of the groups that it’s basically a updated version of the now out of print “Failure of Civility” by Mike Garand and Jack Lawson.
A book series by a guy named Don Shift is peeking my interest, Suburban Defense, Poor Man’s Airforce, Suburban Warfare and a couple of others.
You’ll have to let us know how it is.
I have 3 of the Shift books in print. The rest are on my kindle. I highly. recommend them
Let us know how different the information is from the Civil Defense manuals/phamphlets that were given out by the predecessor of FEMA? Or do these deal with totally different topics?
Totally different subjects. The word of Civil Defense in Lawsons books are just a title. They hold no commonality to the old Civil Defense manuals or institution prior to 1990s.
If anyone has seen info/books on how to beat D R ones…..let me know… and their specific capabilities
Don’t be seen, Drone radio signal jammers that disrupt the GPS or control signals of the drones. Spoofers that manipulate GPS signals from drones. High-energy lasers with electricity to destroy drones.
Here’s a couple of pdf files on the subject. https://irp.fas.org/doddir/army/atp3-01-81.pdf
fireworks rockets with super-fine fishing line attached to the bottom of the stabilization stick. Fireworks rockets come in MANY assorted sizes – experiment. A collection of sizes gives you flexibility. A battery of them can be set up and launched with an appropriate battery and fine wires wrapped around the prepared fuses. Enough of them can even take down good size D. R. ones because the fishing line will get wrapped up and tangled in the propellers.
Hey C.Z. – What is on the keyring in the picture? I’m always interested in such every day carry tools.
No idea who it was but it was awfully generous of them.
Excellent books!!
I agree, you did well!
Nice. I’ve been looking at those books for a while now however someone had posted on one of the groups that it’s basically a updated version of the now out of print “Failure of Civility” by Mike Garand and Jack Lawson.
A book series by a guy named Don Shift is peeking my interest, Suburban Defense, Poor Man’s Airforce, Suburban Warfare and a couple of others.
You’ll have to let us know how it is.
I have 3 of the Shift books in print. The rest are on my kindle. I highly. recommend them
Let us know how different the information is from the Civil Defense manuals/phamphlets that were given out by the predecessor of FEMA? Or do these deal with totally different topics?
Totally different subjects. The word of Civil Defense in Lawsons books are just a title. They hold no commonality to the old Civil Defense manuals or institution prior to 1990s.
If anyone has seen info/books on how to beat D R ones…..let me know… and their specific capabilities
Don’t be seen, Drone radio signal jammers that disrupt the GPS or control signals of the drones. Spoofers that manipulate GPS signals from drones. High-energy lasers with electricity to destroy drones.
Here’s a couple of pdf files on the subject. https://irp.fas.org/doddir/army/atp3-01-81.pdf
https://www.armyupress.army.mil/Journals/Military-Review/English-Edition-Archives/March-April-2021/Scott-Counter-UAS/
fireworks rockets with super-fine fishing line attached to the bottom of the stabilization stick. Fireworks rockets come in MANY assorted sizes – experiment. A collection of sizes gives you flexibility. A battery of them can be set up and launched with an appropriate battery and fine wires wrapped around the prepared fuses. Enough of them can even take down good size D. R. ones because the fishing line will get wrapped up and tangled in the propellers.
Hey C.Z. – What is on the keyring in the picture? I’m always interested in such every day carry tools.
Thanks
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You’re welcome.
But no, wasn’t e.