I was refering to the “quad rotor type” I dont follow the war so close that I watch much of the combat footage, but I get the impression that they are extensively used for taking out single targets like the Russian vehicle in OPs post.

I agree that againsr a high flying missile drone what I suggested would be useless.

To me it seems like WW2 style close support anti-air is idealy suited for slow flying smaller drones. Given the low altitude, size and no armor I would think the way to go was to use even smaller calibres to increase the “bullet density”. Chain fed linked 5.56 machine guns in an array perhaps?

We used to call that Pasta Rouge in what just now realize is plain wrong. Should be Pasta Rosso

I am now Belgian… As a Norwegian we ended up with the northern wastelans. But at least Sweden really got fucked. Now if Denmark got just as fucked I could get behind this

The word gard still also means fence in Norwegian. Still in use i the words “Skigard” (using the original meaning of the word ski as wood split lengthwise) and “steingard”.

Also in the word “manngard” as a line of people moving forward when searching for something or someone.

It also means the word gård.

It’s Miklagard (old Norse name for the city)

"Gard"means wall/fence and is incidentally where you get gorod in Russian/Slavic languages I think.