Yes. Israel talked with Saudi Arabia (through a third party, I think), said that it was just an accident and warned them not to get close to the boat (the commandos set up a beach-head to protect it). The saudis let them get on with it and the boat was tugged safely to israeli waters.
That is nice find if those containers are still containing missiles, Merkava or two saved. Personally seeing missile containers mostly brings up bad memories, there were plenty of TOW, Spike and AT-4/5 containers to drag around in platoons storage after exercises.Originally Posted by Gomel
Nahal. Lebanon.
Part 2
i think it's time to break the myth the ATGM didn't break the tanks, in Lebanon 2.
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WoW, that sad, my friend died there.
Is this still from the 2006 war, or did Nahal go in recently on a mission?
If I am not mistaken this is from 2006, A'anduriya, and this battalion (931) has lost a good man thereRIP.
5 out of the 400 tanks that were in lebanon were totally destroyed.
ALSO why was that ethiopian matolist wearing a negev vest?!
Because he think it look badass.
Or maybe it's a former negev vest modified to a M203 vest, a lot of companys own the stuff to create and modify the vest, it's a special gift for veteran to give them a modified and unique vest.
Mr Freeze - serving in the Paratroopers
I think that "9M133M-1K" it's for the AT-14 Kornet, somebody can confirmed?
It is indeed. That box behind all those missile boxes is CLU most likely.
The guy on the right look like a medic that was on my squad during basic training in Engineering, this is funny.
Shot Kal-Centurion
looking for shot pic from six days war
http://idf-armor.blogspot.com/
Damn it must be real cold, Canadian boots and they even went as far as Scabias blanket, probobly mt. Hebron in nov.Mr Freeze - serving in the Paratroopers
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