Why dont they slap a battleship canon in this thing?

Why dont they slap a battleship canon in this thing?

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its a dedicated transport, and a support vessel no less not designed for delivering troops under fire

They do, it's under the side panels.

Well part of the reason is because BB guns are five stories tall.

Just a small technical obstacle.

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Not to mention obsolete now that capital ships have VLS capable of launching a multitude of various munitions at extreme ranges.

>canon

Will an Abrams MBT do the trick?

Why not just slap a deck gun on it in that case?

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I dont know, nogunz, why dont they slap 380mm guns on a lightweight personel carrier?

Washington Naval Treaty prohibits it

>near frictionless slidey-boi hovercraft
>put a large-calibre gun on it
I hope you like re-laying the gun user

>position yourself between target and retreat point
>fire cannon for extra thrust and effect on target

or

>two cannons pointed in opposite directions cancel each others force when fired simultaneously

what do you think of my design? retarded or extra retarded?

Beautiful.

because that space is needed for the shit its transporting. Its called combined arms, welcome to like all successful military's of all time

recoil.

I think something like this would be more appropriate.

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Thing about it! You could point it to the rear and shoot it to get a burst of speed!

The canon is both the armament AND the means of propulsion!

You're a fucking idiot. One shot and they are sent way off course, provided they are flipped over.

>If only we could, combine the two somehow...

>Battleship canon
>The year of our lord 2019

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