Naew Na Thai Caption: Found in Sattahip

 

An anti-tank rocket launcher has been found in a field in Sattahip on Thailand's eastern seaboard.

 

Members of a company told the Sattahip police who found the weapon in Moo 4 in Sattahip sub-district.

 

Picture: Naew Na

 

Fortunately it did not have an actual rocket attached, reported Naew Na.

 

It was taken away for more detailed examination by Navy weapons personnel.

 

It had the name and number or "ARMA44 82 0009" and was not considered dangerous.

 

Picture: Naew Na

 

 

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All perfectly normal probably just some hijinks by drunken police or army letting off steam ????

Looks more like a homemade toy, than an actual war weapon.

Probably discarded by someone who has it in his possession for long time already and with no rockets to use it with got rid of it before it will cause him grief with the authorities.

Edited March 21, 20233 yr by ezzra

Unexploded bombs, Guns, Uranium canister, Rocket launcher, be careful where you walk out there in safe and trusted Thailand. 

 

Edited March 21, 20233 yr by brianthainess

Quick, melt it down!

Surely the real story here is that six out of the seven Thais in the picture are not wearing face masks...

 

Edited March 21, 20233 yr by soi3eddie

1 minute ago, soi3eddie said:

Quick, melt it down!

Surely the real story here is six out of the seven Thais in the picture are not wearing face masks...

 

Let it go... you are sounding obsessed!

1 hour ago, webfact said:

rocket launcher has been found

It's been brought in by the Russians, probably the same device that brought down Malaysian Airlines flight 17

Edited March 21, 20233 yr by Cricky

4 minutes ago, Cricky said:

Malaysian Airlines fight 17

Ehhh?

Looks like tube from some sort of a Light Anti Tank weapon (LAW).

 

Once fired, the tube is disposable. They can't be reloaded and used again.

 

That said, the "empty cases" are normally accounted for and kept or disposed off securely. We always kept a number, suitably weighted, to hang on people to stop them getting too frisky. Most infantrymen will carry one as part of their "load".

Edited March 21, 20233 yr by herfiehandbag

Sonkrang just coming

 

Where's the pointing....?

It fell out of a Russiams backpack ???? 

See 

One new gun law proposed and Thailand is already a safer place.

7 hours ago, handymax said:

Looks more like a homemade toy, than an actual war weapon.

You don't get out much do you?

1 hour ago, Tarteso said:

Sonkrang just coming

 

Thank you for reminding me. I must steel myself for the necessary spaghetti strap tops outrage!

 

Looking at that photo I cannot imagine why I like living here.

7 hours ago, KannikaP said:

Ehhh?

Thats the plane the ruskies shot down back in 2014.

8 hours ago, webfact said:

 

It had the name and number or "ARMA44 82 0009" and was not considered dangerous.

.......but lottery fortuitous !

10 hours ago, handymax said:

Looks more like a homemade toy, than an actual war weapon.

Yes They look like toys, but they're not, and many single use rocket launchers are actually made of cardboard

2 hours ago, Ralf001 said:

Thats the plane the ruskies shot down back in 2014.

With a shoulder-fired anti-tank missile?

looks like left over Vietnam/Cambodia/Thai border conflicts pol pot era.

Left behind from Cobra Gold excersizes.