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Thanks, U.S.S.R; that's a useful clarification.These are cars for urban combat.
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Thanks, U.S.S.R; that's a useful clarification.These are cars for urban combat.
A VERY WELL PAID guitarist ! He can afford an SU-34 for an umbrella so he can strum his strings under its shelter from the rain.
That's a twelve-string guitar (which isn't the kind of thing just anybody plays), and the casual woman (?) in the background makes me wonder:
Mobile pillboxes. the video earlier made it look like there were firing ports all over.Protection classes according to GOST 50744-95, which came into force in 2014
That corresponds 12,7*108 mm 57-BZ-542 with a bullet B-32 from a distance of 50 m
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Protection classes according to GOST 50744-95, which came into force in 2014
That corresponds 12,7*108 mm 57-BZ-542 with a bullet B-32 from a distance of 50 m
Well, Google and me are friends too:Google is my friend...
https://youtu.be/UZ9A_mrCLqgThe first thing I saw was the 12 string, then the wheel skirts, then the beautiful blue paint-job. Great photograph.
Playing guitar with the neighbors is always good.
I don't have an Su-34 but I still have this rare model of the BM-13-16N WW11 Soviet Multiple Launch Rocket System.
Made in the Ukraine by ICM Holdings, the model....not the truck, sitting on an organ made in China, in front of a wall of stringed instruments in Canada......small world.
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