War Tubas!

[DZComposer]

http://www.dself.dsl.pipex.com/MUSEUM/COMMS/ear/hiro1a.jpg
Japanese War Tubas

[Arcthoudor]

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I still like bagpipes as war instruments better.

[Blink]

Ohhh...so THAT's what the Arwings use as Nova Bomb cannons. :lol:

[Taristin]

Japanese War Tubas


Tsuba! It's a part of a sword!
Strange ass japanese, reading their lists wrong and making things like this!!

[MrShowtime]

http://www.dself.dsl.pipex.com/MUSEUM/COMMS/ear/hiro1a.jpg
Japanese War Tubas

I wouldn't like to be in front of those during a performance.

[ngtm1r]

It's kinda sad when their instruments appear to be more modern and of better construction then their artillery.

[Wanderer]

Actually i think those are sort of early warning devices to designed warn from approaching bombers in the time when the radar had not yet been invented.. That is using those 'tubas' to enhance the noise caused by bombers flying at high altitude.

[MrShowtime]

It's kinda sad when their instruments appear to be more modern and of better construction then their artillery.

I would have asked questions if I saw music instruments more threatening then my fire power.

WMD = Wind-instruments of Mass Destruction

[DZComposer]

Wanderer is correct. They are actually designed to collect sound so that they can hear incoming aircraft and know where to point their AAA (you can see the guns to the right of them).

[Qualitas Dsynphoria]

Yes, but they still undoubtedly look like...Tubas.

Which I suppose can't be helped, but it certainly is funny.

In a horrible sort of way.

"Ready the tuba, men!"

[ngtm1r]

Wanderer is correct. They are actually designed to collect sound so that they can hear incoming aircraft and know where to point their AAA (you can see the guns to the right of them).


They're the wrong shape for sound-ranging. They'd be wider.

And the guns to the side are pretty clearly 75mm howitzers.

[Ar-WingPilot]

4 words: Instruments of Mass Destruction ;)