Modern Russian Army in the photos.

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On the opened today in Paris arms fair EUROSATORY 2014 Klimovskii TSNIITOCHMASH first showed abroad basic set of combat equipment serviceman Russian Armed Forces.

 

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Military University of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation

 

[Hoefler]

khah-rah-SHOH

 

[Another Ahab]

Military University of the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation
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"Be, all that you can be…"

 

[papabear]

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Holy smokes!!

 

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Aim left eye and shoot with his right hand ... The School of the KGB.

 

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In Crimea, opened the first Cadet School - military school for teens. Less than five months it took the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation to build and open a training center.

 

[Another Ahab]

In Crimea, opened the first Cadet School - military school for teens. Less than five months it took the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation to build and open a training center.
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No real need for military schools if we just go total nuclear. That way we can start and end war, forever, all at the same time.

 

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No real need for military schools if we just go total nuclear. That way we can start and end war, forever, all at the same time!

Someone has to survive and rebuild life - and it will be these children.

 

[Another Ahab]

Amen

 

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The Air Force and Air Defense Forces of Belarus practiced the use of highway roads as alternate aerodromes. On the section of the highway M-4 sat down with subsequent recommissioning of departure and the departure of two air bases on the aircraft Su-25 and two MiG-29 fighters.

 

[Another Ahab]

The Air Force and Air Defense Forces of Belarus practiced the use of highway roads as alternate aerodromes.

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Like rush hour isn't bad enough, now you have to deal with Arrivals-and-Departures in the HOV Lane!

 

[srodocker]

Arn't the our US highways have to have a 1mi of straight road every 5miles for use in emergency? Read that somewhere wasnt sure if it was true.

 

[USAFSS-ColdWarrior]

Arn't the our US highways have to have a 1mi of straight road every 5miles for use in emergency? Read that somewhere wasnt sure if it was true.

Not exactly true.
The US Interstate Highway System and its design specification ARE a Cold War Military System that the public is "allowed" to use in peacetime.
Yes, there are segments of straight and flat (though sometimes inclined) that are essentially auxiliary airstrips - aka: runways - but the "every five miles" was often granted waivers due to land acquisition, terrain, and simple cost factors.
LOTS can be found with appropriate internet searches if you'd like to invest some time in topical education.

Other Cold War design features include overpasses that can easily be enclosed into bunkers, restricted access in that only a few MPs are required at each interchange to close ramps and militarize sections as needed freeway for convoys and airstrip uses, etc.

Carry on.

 

[73m819]

Also as a cold war design, certain sections of the early free way system had FLAT/LEVEL hardened road ways (extra thick with more rebar) to be used as a launch site for mobile ICBMs.

 

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Also as a cold war design, certain sections of the early free way system had FLAT/LEVEL hardened road ways (extra thick with more rebar) to be used as a launch site for mobile ICBMs.

yes, we already for create new train with rockets.