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Modern Russian Army in the photos.
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srodocker
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Really? for use? I watched a documentary on those things. pretty neat machines
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Paratrooper girl, beautiful, yet deadly! What a combination! (sort of like my wife) Thanks for the photos!
God bless,
Tony
God bless,
Tony
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I wish and hope for a way to import ZIL 131 (my favorite) into this county. it would be a prize to own and drive here in the states... ill start by ordering Piece by Piece if i have to!!!
Wait, I'm working on it) ... One problem - it works on the American slogan:**** THE FUEL ECONOMY))))))))
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fuel economy is the last thing im worried about....
just dream to own and Drive a Russian Truck
just dream to own and Drive a Russian Truck
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This is Russian secret Veapon (said with heavy Russian accent). You Americans will only want to make love, not war when you see secret Veapon up close.
Command of the Russian Air Force approved the fifth generation bomber project by of prospective long-range aircraft, which will replace the current air missile carriers Tu-95MS and Tu-160.Putin has approved the project and testing will begin in 2018-2020, respectively.
On photo the approximate size him with TU 160))))
On photo the approximate size him with TU 160))))
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The second copy of an armored truck "Federal-M" (c) Institute of machinery
Feature of the new truck is "corps-capsule" . Short armored hood gives excellent visibility . Marked comfortable original steps.
Door width - 8 cm at its end , armor plate thickness 6 mm. Protection from explosion - 3 kg of TNT ( in this instance ).
Ergonomics of the driver's seat was hard: steering wheel is not adjustable gas pedal stands almost vertically .
All Inside protected from shrapnel (create on Velcro).
Underfoot fron drivers and pasengers - a special " anti explosion " platforms , which will reduce the effect of shock waves for the legs .
Feature of the new truck is "corps-capsule" . Short armored hood gives excellent visibility . Marked comfortable original steps.
Door width - 8 cm at its end , armor plate thickness 6 mm. Protection from explosion - 3 kg of TNT ( in this instance ).
Ergonomics of the driver's seat was hard: steering wheel is not adjustable gas pedal stands almost vertically .
All Inside protected from shrapnel (create on Velcro).
Underfoot fron drivers and pasengers - a special " anti explosion " platforms , which will reduce the effect of shock waves for the legs .
I lost my password and could not recover its long)))
Thank for your Global Moderators - Andrew (Patracy) - very helpful me ..... Because I already started to miss you guys))))
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Welcome back aboard the green sickness express!! How's your daughter? Getting big I imagine! Thanks for sharing and have a very Merry Christmas!!
God bless,
Tony
God bless,
Tony
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Some of these stories have only recently become public (many Soviet archives are just now seeing the light of day).
The current U.S. controversy about Women-in-Combat was put to rest and settled by the women of the Soviet Union a long time ago (almost 70 years now).
See the excerpts above and below, and Google among others Mila Pavlichenko (Sniper), Mariya Oktybrskaya (Tank Commander), or Lilya Litvyak (Fighter Pilot; dead at 22):
View attachment Women Fighters.pdfView attachment Woman AA Batteries II.pdfView attachment Woman Sniper II.pdfView attachment 472532View attachment 472533
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We had a Cold War so it's not common knowledge here in the West, but the Russian women devoted their fair share during the Great Patriotic War (WWII).
Some of these stories have only recently become public (many Soviet archives are just now seeing the light of day).
The current U.S. controversy about Women-in-Combat was put to rest and settled by the women of the Soviet Union a long time ago (almost 70 years now).
See the excerpts above and below, and Google among others Mila Pavlichenko (Sniper), Mariya Oktybrskaya (Tank Commander), or Lilya Litvyak (Fighter Pilot; dead at 22):
View attachment Women Fighters.pdfView attachment Woman AA Batteries II.pdfView attachment Woman Sniper II.pdfView attachment 472532View attachment 472533
View attachment 468758View attachment 468760
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Wow these new Russian MV's are starting to not look Russian =(