Full Spectrum Active Protection (FSAP) Prototype Live Fire

[@Aresbro]

Goddamn that was the most awesome defensive anti artillery/tank weapon I have ever seen.

[@BlacktailDefense]

The Trophy does use a bullpup warhead, but the blast is vectored straight down. The result is that the fragmentation is confined into a small area with a consistent pattern, making every shot a known factor that's easy to account for in advance when dismounting troops or operating near noncombatants.

[@EduEnYT]

those are some quick reflexes! but yeah, any nearby soldiers are screwed

[@RoboTekno]

Imagine if it was called the "Full Active Protection" :P

[@SR71_Blackbird]

can someone explain what the heck just happened?

[@RoboTekno]

That's easy to fix, simply attach a FSAP system to a soldier's vest and... oh wait :P

[@BlacktailDefense]

Sounds like someone's pining for pity on other channels! Everyone interested in seeing *why* I blocked franknbeans4761 may observe the commentary here; /all_comments?v=cFtuG1w_tL0

[@BlacktailDefense]

That's an awfully messy, violent, and ridiculously overcomplicated approach to active protection, even compared to Raytheon's failed "Quick Kill" system --- look at it's lethal radius, and see what I mean; watch?v=Pnl2698Xkqw

[@iGeekDorkNerd]

"time dedicated to that shows some degrees of insanity" Shame that you have to resort to insults, especially one that applies to yourself. "the laughing stock of other military forums online" Why does that matter?