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The US Air Force wants to test blowing up Cybertrucks because 'it is likely the type of vehicles used by the enemy may transition to Tesla Cyber trucks'

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The US Air Force wants to test blowing up Cybertrucks because 'it is likely the type of vehicles used by the enemy may transition to Tesla Cyber trucks'

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The US Air Force wants to test blowing up Cybertrucks because 'it is likely the type of vehicles used by the enemy may transition to Tesla Cyber trucks'

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I...can't think of a single munition in inventory that wouldn't obliterate a cybertruck. Like best case it reduces the effective frag radius from a Hydra 70 M151 10lb warhead slightly.
The air force doesn't really believe in overkill, they'll be popping these things with 500lb GBU-38 JDAMs even if all it takes is an air dropped water balloon.
- I…can’t think of a single munition in inventory that wouldn’t obliterate a cybertruck.
  https://www.armtecdefense.com/Portals/5/Documents/RR170-188_1023.pdf?ver=2024-09-11-165306-580
  
  I had no idea that chaff cartridges were so small, thanks I learned something today. You'd probably want the impulse cartridge to take out a cybertruck, but a bunch of chaff might shortcircut something.
  
  While it's not an offensive weapon, it could still light the truck on fire if the pilot trys hard enough.
  
  These are just chaff. No incendiary component.
  
  Yes. I have enough faith in fighter pilots ability to figure it out. The chaff rockets do burn pretty hot.
  
  Well, you're not wrong, but fuck you
- Idk. Maybe It's more about its unusual shape messing with a target identification software?

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