/r/weaponsystems
A showcase of modern and ancient weapon systems
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/r/weaponsystems
Seen in the square outside St. Peter's basilica in Rome with another soldier looking intently through binoculars.
The cabling looks like coax. Maybe a microwave gun?
I was reading about the French Apache missile and it's classified as an "anti runway missile" but as far as I can tell it seems to function like a bunker buster so I was wondering if someone could shed light on what makes special for targeting runways?
I looked all over reddit for a sub to ask this question if you know of a better place to ask please enlighten me.