Not a communist.

Royalist Battle Flag:

Sir Horatio Cary’s Regiment of Horse

Cary’s own troop’s cornet was red with a creature in a barrel and the motto ‘come out you cuckold’ (Illustration 1) referring to the Earl of Essex’s notorious marital problems. The creature might be a ‘fox in a barrel’ or perhaps a stag or reindeer without his antlers.

Misplaced weapon?

Caught using a cellphone?

Like cages and such? Yes they do, as they’re a simple, cheap and light solution to a dire problem, although they’re very vulnerable to tandem warheads.

And fun fact, since APC’s usually have a relatively thin hull, they’re completely unsuitable for reactive armor (ERA blocks), as the explosion of the block itself has the capacity of damaging, if not downright penetrating the vehicle’s armor. 

Tandem warheads are specifically designed to defeat ERA, as the first warhead detonates the block, enabling the second to reach the hull and penetrate with the jet stream of molten metal that basically melts its way into the tank, and really, besides heavily redesigned blocks that use modules that make them detonate more than once, which aren’t that effective due to the sheer speed in which all of this happens, the best way to ensure that tandem RPG doesn’t kill you tank is to equip an active protection system like ARENA for further redundancy, like the Russians and Israelis do.

DO U GOT A LOICENSE FO THAT RUBBISH?

Shermans, Fireflies and other vehicles of Guards Armoured Division passing through Fouilloy on their way to Arras, 1 September 1944.