This is actually an old idea. Called the Barrage Balloon. Used in both WWI and WWII.
Methinks you’ve just discovered the ulterior rationale for the roundabout.
This is actually an old idea. Called the Barrage Balloon. Used in both WWI and WWII.
Methinks you’ve just discovered the ulterior rationale for the roundabout.
The nice thing about snagging helicopters is it does not have to be excessively thick cables. In the incident i read about, it was regular kite string - continually winding it up and wrapped around the control arms a hundred or more times, then slowly tightening by the action of the rotor turning, it was enough to disable the helicopter.
In a different way, the Lahore Railway Station was made by the British to be easily defendable by troops.
Oh my God. That horrible Humanities building. I had to drop something off for a professor on the third floor. Stupid elevator (not all elevators went to every floor) took me up there but to a different part. I couldn’t get through the locked door and had to go back down and take a different elevator to the third floor floor and hope this one would get me to where I needed to go.
Yeah, it’s an effective demonstration of the ‘you can’t get there from here’ strategy.