#drone spg

[spacejunker]

been awhile since i drew my fanbot so here is new and improved Drone (and his hawk Mister)

[saturday-byte]

(first let's all pretend it's still Friday , ok? Ok.)

I'm still being annoying about fanbots so y'all get this 💥 some of the artstyles in the ogs were pretty different to mine so I had to make Choices (and fully design Sparky. Omg) but I hope it's still ok

(Mainframe belongs to @butterbolted-automaton, Octavia to @galaxystargurl110, Sparky to @hummingbirdspark, Drone to @spacejunker, Stripy and Starry to @tealares/@asmogorna and Rose to @thoughts-and-lovely-illusions !!)

[antlersofthevoid]

Never stop drawing. Two different oc's, 2022 vs 2025

[dreamii-krybaby]

MURDER DRONES AND STEAM POWERED GIRAFFE MENTIONED?!?!?!?

Y'all ever just hear a song that is so [CHARACTER] coded that you just have to

AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA

Anyway this is how I feel about:

(THE REAL) Tessa - Half Past Three (Cosmo Sheldrake)

V - Winter: Will (The Arcadian Wind)

Uzi - First Love/Late Spring (Mitski)

N - Malfunction (Steam Powered Giraffe)

I just. COME ON. Obviously I have more examples but AAAAA

[captain-price-unofficially]

A Russian 152mm 2S19 Msta-S SPG suffers a catastrophic failure of its ammunition's integrity after a Ukrainian drone strike.

[theart-ofbacon]

July 3rd and 4th attacks

Skullburt belongs to TheRogueHydes, Juniper belongs to cookies4eva123, Thalia and Mel belong to @wolf-tail , I made Nova Triphlite for @screamce , Isabelle belongs to Aliendogz, The cat creachure belongs to @roenais , Q the modern drone belongs to SPG , and the last one is @aj-is-typing-18 ‘s sona

[auc3i]

AUC3I - Daily Briefing 07-11-2025 On the WAR in Ukraine

"COMBAT BRIEFING NUMBER 1230 From:" Colonel A.C. Oguntoye, Infantry Officer Subject:" Weekly Operational Summary – Special Military Operation (July 5–11, 2025) Classification:" Operational-Level Briefing for Strategic Assessment

1. Summary of Strategic Strike Operations"

Between "July 5 and July 11, 2025", the Russian Armed Forces conducted "six coordinated group strikes" utilizing "precision-guided munitions", including "Kinzhal hypersonic missiles" and "strike UAVs". These strikes targeted a broad set of strategic infrastructure: Ukraine’s "military-industrial complex", "energy systems" supporting weapons manufacturing, "military airfields", "UAV/USV assembly sites", "arsenals", "fuel and technical depots", "recruitment centers", and "temporary deployments of Ukrainian troops and foreign mercenaries". All strike packages reportedly hit their intended targets, reflecting an intensified emphasis on "deep interdiction and force disruption."

2. Northern Front (Sumy and Kharkiv Regions)"

The "North Group" made notable gains, liberating "Bessalovka" in Sumy and pushing deeper into Ukrainian defenses. Ukrainian forces suffered over "1,260 casualties", including losses to tank, mechanized, airborne assault, and ranger brigades. Materiel losses included "one tank", "12 armored vehicles", "52 transport vehicles", and "29 artillery guns", including "two U.S.-made M777 howitzers". Additionally, "five EW stations" and "14 logistical depots" were destroyed.

3. Western Front (Kharkiv–Donetsk Axis)"

The "West Group" successfully liberated "Sobolevka" (Kharkiv) and "Zelenaya Dolina" (Donetsk People's Republic). Ukrainian losses surpassed "1,550 personnel". Russia reported the destruction of "six armored vehicles" (five Western-supplied), "101 vehicles", "10 artillery units" (including "two Polish Krab SPGs"), "25 EW and counter-battery stations", and "29 ammunition depots", underscoring an intensified effort to degrade C4ISR and fire-support assets.

4. Southern Front (Donetsk Region)"

The "South Group" secured more favorable tactical positions and inflicted over "1,080 Ukrainian casualties", hitting "mechanized, airmobile, mountain assault", and "artillery brigades". Combat losses included "three tanks", "four armored vehicles", "23 vehicles", "23 artillery guns", "six EW systems", and "17 support depots". The operational goal remains "pressure maintenance along key defensive corridors" near Chasiv Yar and Kostiantynivka.

5. Central Front (Donetsk–Dnipropetrovsk)"

The "Center Group" continued its offensive, liberating "Dachnoe" (Dnipropetrovsk). Over "3,040 Ukrainian troops" were reportedly killed—the highest weekly total. Forces struck "six mechanized, multiple elite assault brigades, marine and National Guard units", and a "drone systems brigade". Destruction included "16 armored vehicles" (two U.S.-made HMMWVs), "53 cars", "25 artillery pieces", and "two counter-battery radars". This indicates an intensified thrust toward strategic depth in central Ukraine.

6. Eastern Front (Donetsk–Zaporizhzhia Line)"

The "East Group" advanced, liberating "Poddubnoe" and "Tolstoy" in Donetsk. Ukrainian forces lost over "1,400 troops", "six tanks", "16 armored vehicles", "73 cars", "eight artillery guns", and "five EW systems". The pattern reflects "continuous east-to-south lateral degradation of Ukrainian brigade integrity".

7. Southern River Axis (Zaporizhzhia–Kherson)"

The "Dnepr Group" improved tactical positioning and inflicted "530 Ukrainian casualties", mainly among "coastal defense and mountain assault brigades". Notably, "52 EW systems" and "33 fuel/ammo depots" were destroyed, reflecting a strategic move to "cripple rear-echelon logistics and communications" near the Dnipro River corridor.

8. Air Defense and Attrition Statistics"

Russian air defense intercepted one "Neptune long-range missile", "35 guided bombs", "6 HIMARS rockets", and "1,988 fixed-wing drones"—underscoring increased "missile defense engagement" across multiple vectors.

Operational Analysis and Strategic Implications"

This week’s operations represent a significant "escalation in tempo, strike precision, and operational synchronization". The liberation of multiple settlements across "five sectors" shows increasing tactical fluidity and battlefield initiative. The systematic targeting of "EW, artillery, and logistics nodes" reflects a "doctrinal shift toward paralysis warfare"—breaking not just combat units, but the infrastructure and command that supports them. The heavy losses inflicted on Ukraine’s "elite brigades, Western-supplied systems, and support depots" may force Kyiv into difficult choices regarding "force preservation, frontline thinning, or strategic withdrawals". Simultaneously, Russia’s integration of "hypersonic weapons and UAVs" continues to redefine the deep battle landscape.

#MilitaryBriefing #SpecialMilitaryOperation #DonetskFront #KharkivBattlefield #HypersonicMissiles #EWSuppression #UkraineConflict

[theankoletimes]

VIDEO: Ukrainian Drone Forces Destroy Fifth North Korean Koksan SPG in a Month

Ukrainian drone operators have successfully disabled another North Korean M-1978 Koksan self-propelled gun (SPG) in the Donetsk region, marking the fifth such system neutralized by the Ukrainian Unmanned System Forces (UNF) in the past month. This successful operation highlights the continued effectiveness of Ukrainian drone forces in disrupting enemy artillery capabilities. The attack was…

[delectablywaywardbeard-blog]

La minuziosa perlustrazione: l'occhio del drone Fpv : "Distruzione del lanciagranate ucraino SPG-9"

Filmato dai social di Mosca mostrano la soggettiva di un drone che perlustra “con accuratezza” il fronte innevatosource

[jloisse]

🇺🇦 Destruction d'un autre SPG (Self-propelled artillery) de l'OTAN à l'aide d'un projectile Krasnopol de 152 mm corrigé. Le tir est corrigé à partir du drone Orlan.

[dreamii-krybaby]

BRASS GOGGLES BY STEAM POWERED GIRAFFE IS LITERALLY MURDER DRONES'S THEME SONG, NO I WILL NOT CHANGE MY MIND AND I WILL FIGHT YOU.

no but seriously it fits so well, the thing is this song has gone through many different versions it can fit the show in different ways.

like the song can be told in multiple POVs, but I think some version fit some characters better. For example the most current version of brass goggles (I think) is the one that includes "tea time", (for context some version aren't officially in platforms as it has only been performed by the band at their concerts/live shows but you can listen to it in youtube since a lot of their live performances are posted there) fits CYN as the main singer so well! ( I also feel she can fit as "upgrade"s part in the 2008 version)

tho yes even tho the song in all of it versions has a very old timey vibe (which honestly in that case fits the CYN and the whole creepy manor fiasco) lyric wise it fits a lot of the characters.

tho i think the 2013 version gives it a much more energy so gives it a different vibe (am talking the walter robotics expo and the one at La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego) and I think it fits Uzi better bc the instrumentals and vocals go HARD in those performances of that version.

honestly any version of brass goggles can be sung by multiple characters from Murder Drones, each having their part.

there are so many songs from SPG that can fit murder drones so well, mostly lyric wise.

honestly we need sci-fi vibe songs about robot singing about the experience of living.

btw if u wanna know how many versions this song has its around 5 i think:

-album one (2009 version) this version of the album had the backup vocals of Erin Burke who portrayed "Upgrade" before she left the band in 2011

-album one (2012) the most known one

-"2013 version" - in this "version" which was performed at the Walter Robotics expo and at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego had much more energy and intensity and had an added drum solo.

-Music from SteamWorld heist (2015) - this version made for the game had a more upbeat but not necessarily an intense instrumental, and according to the SPG wiki,the developers game team sang alongside the band in the chorus.

btw in the 2013 and 2015 version had the backup vocals of Samuel luke, who was the og drum player before he joined as "Hatchworth" taking over the role of "the Jon" (who was portrayed by jonathan sprague, who left the band in late 2012)

-Tea time/Tea break (2014-present in performances) this version contains a "tea break" between before the final chorus and bridge of the song.

also in 2015 in performances the drums where no longer presented and instead was replaced by a keyboard and went HARD when the song had the "tea break" part (I think I know why this was made but GOD the history of the changes inside the band is hella long)

and btw in some performances you'll see a different member of the band, which is zero who joined the band in 2016 after Hatchworth/sam luke left

oh and in some version some lyrics of the song change, although most of the time they are minor ones and are mostly present in the the backup vocals.

anyways thank for reading me going down a rabbit hole of a pantomime-robot-band-lore-song named after a steampunk website

(also pls check out Steam Powered Giraffe, they are seriously super talented people, and just in case ALL of their albums and songs follow different vibes, like you will not find a song similar to brass goggles in their other albums. )

(Oh and btw Rabbit (the character) and isabella/"bunny" (Rabbit's performer) is trans and uses She/Her pronouns, but she started the band before she transitioned, so in some older performances you'll see rabbit with an outdated design and pronouns, am just saying this so some of yall dont get confused when watching their old content. Also Rabbit has the tendency to constantly change her design (which makes sense why this song has so many versions since its sang by rabbit and contains heavy lore of the SPG storyline))

[theseventhoffrostfall]

The common perception is that Ukraine's irregular volunteer units are ordinary people rising up to defend their homes, and while that's a fine image I object to it because there isn't an ordinary man within a hundred miles. Strong evidence that our spotter is fucking his motorcycle, the XO is a metal vocalist, the SPG team leader keeps finding and hooking up with African crackheads, the drone operator refuses to sleep indoors because of "electromagnetic fields", our rifle team leader keeps offering to sell me women from his village in Chechnya, and I am still not convinced one of the two guys on the commander(himself a Khažad dwarf)'s PSD isn't a ghost

[antlersofthevoid]

Cross-using an SPG OC!

In murder drones context, Willow was originally sent to copper-9 with the first testing group as a gardening drone, working with Angora in the greenhouse.

[captain-price-unofficially]

Drone footage of a Russian position in the city of Toretsk under fire from a Ukrainian 203mm 2S7 "Pion" SPG of the 100th Mechanised Brigade. Donetsk Oblast.

[nerdtlelovesart]

New SPG OC’s!!

Be getting inspiration left and right and started thinking of two new characters for SPG....again lol.

One is a Kazoolander and the other one is a fanbot, the fanot was inspired by NASA’s Mars drone ‘Oppertunity’ in fact that’s her name. I had the strange idea to make Oppertunity an SPG bot thinking it would be a cool idea. She’s the first SPG robot to go to space, but I was kinda debating what gets her to officially go to space, I was thinking either the Mars trip or the search and recover team for the crew of the Cosmo but it goes wrong.

As for the Kazoolnader, she’s an adult humanoid Axolotl princess from a far off reaction in Kazooland and her name is Eelou (ee- loo) kinda bases her off a little bit of my last Kazoolander OC Meev and Lilou from the Fifth Element. Her story is that the Waltors were experimenting with the blue portal again to try and get it to work and it does but they end up bringing Eelou into their world after she tried to run away from her kingdom (they don’t know she’s a princess till they try to send her back) and at this time all the previous Walter robots have come to stay and visit for a few weeks. So most of them have heard about the portal being in action again but don’t know what really came threw till the Jon found Eelou in his old room under his bed and thus start the beginning is something MORE than friendship 😉

So ya those are my two new oc’s hope you enjoy them and thnx for tuning in👍🏻❤️

[auc3i]

AUC3I - Daily Briefing 06-19-2025 On the WAR in Ukraine 

Understanding The War In Europe _ Analyzing the situation on the ground with by way of an introduction, 3 points, and a conclusion #militaryoperations #militaryoperations #blackops

COMBAT BRIEFING NUMBER 1214 – JUNE 19, 2025 "Russian Armed Forces Situation Report" "Compiled for Strategic Analysis & Defense Assessment Use"

"Operational Overview:" As of June 19, 2025, the Russian Armed Forces continued to apply sustained offensive pressure across multiple fronts in Ukraine, achieving further territorial consolidation and tactical depth. Ground advances, combined with precision long-range strikes, indicate a phased transition from localized penetration to layered disruption of Ukrainian logistics and command infrastructure.

"Northern & Kharkiv Axis:" The "North Group" occupied more advantageous positions after defeating several Ukrainian formations in "Sumy Oblast" (including ranger, mechanized, and airborne assault brigades) and targeting "Udy and Reznikovo" in Kharkiv. Total estimated losses inflicted: "220 Ukrainian servicemen", with destruction of an armored vehicle, artillery piece, and three ammunition depots. These actions continue shaping operations toward isolating Sumy.

"Western Axis:" The "West Group" reported significant tactical improvements in the "Kupyansk–Kirovsk corridor", engaging Ukrainian mechanized and territorial defense units. A key highlight was the destruction of a "US-made M777 155 mm howitzer", multiple EW systems, and three Ukrainian ammo depots, neutralizing both kinetic and digital battlefield capacities.

"Southern Donetsk Front:" The "Southern Group" maintained pressure across the "Seversk-Konstantinovka line", degrading Ukrainian maneuver brigades and removing two artillery systems. Losses here suggest Ukrainian forces are in defensive rotation, struggling to reconstitute lost units amid constant bombardment.

"Central Donetsk Axis:" The "Center Group" achieved a major milestone by "liberating Novonikolaevka" in the DPR. Notable destruction included "Polish-supplied Krab 155 mm artillery", heavy armored platforms, and infantry forces, totaling "460 Ukrainian casualties". These gains reflect a deepening of the central thrust toward the operational heart of Donetsk defenses.

"Eastern & Dnepr Groups:" The "East Group" continued advances through "Gulyaipole, Veseloe, and Stepovoe", with combat losses inflicted on Ukrainian mechanized and territorial brigades. Meanwhile, the "Dnepr Group" achieved success in southern axes including "Kamenskoye and Antonovka", with critical damage to Ukrainian transport and EW assets.

"Strategic Strike Campaign:" Coordinated "missile, UAV, and air force attacks" struck 152 enemy locations, including drone production facilities and ammunition depots. Russia's "air defense systems intercepted 7 JDAMs and 234 UAVs", indicating high-volume defense activity and sustained Ukrainian attempts to contest airspace.

"Operational Analysis & Implications:"

" "Depth and Disruption:" Russian forces are not merely advancing along the front; they are actively shaping the strategic rear of the Ukrainian defense through long-range interdiction and combined arms maneuver. " "Systemic Degradation:" Ukrainian losses in artillery, EW, and special systems like HIMARS and Krab SPGs signify reduced retaliatory capability, favoring continued Russian momentum. " "Electronic and UAV Warfare:" Ukrainian reliance on drones continues to be countered with layered Russian EW and air defense integration, shown by the high interception count. " "Urban & Strategic Zone Encirclement:" Gains around Kupyansk and Novonikolaevka suggest groundwork being laid for larger envelopment maneuvers aimed at isolating key nodes in Donetsk and northeastern Ukraine.

#MilitaryAnalysis #UkraineConflict #RussianForces #DonetskFront #TacticalUpdate #UAVWarfare #EWAssets #SpecialOperations #SumyAdvances #JDAMIntercept #DPRLiberation #June19Briefing #StrategicWarfare