Fact of the Day: When the Fast Action Response Team have to deploy super quickly they use the Propelled Armour Ramp Packing system where a tank (at high speed) will drive off a ramp and jump into the hovering A400. The technique was pioneered by Maj Luke Duke #AvGeekpic.twitter.com/yG0QmiIjML
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"The last moments of a Penguin tank just before a C130 Orca swoops to swallow it whole"
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A manoeuvre taught by Gen. Lee.
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Wouldn't it be easier to fly the plane backwards and scoop the tanks up?
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I wonder if Google sells those Propelled Armour Ramp Packing systems?
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Fast Action Response Team - Genius
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Super difficult to do it backwards too. Well done to the Major. And the Canberra.
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Shout out to the men and women working for the Super Hasty Action Response Team as well
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Looks like those jokers in the Tank Attack Regiment Task Section have attached a giant elastic band to the back of the tank! What pranksters!
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