Reply With QuoteIs it a rhetorical question?Originally Posted by Digimon
Did you just put me in my place?
All in good fun Дигимон.
The vid is hilarious.
More VDV......
Is it a rhetorical question?Did you just put me in my place?
All in good fun Дигимон.
The vid is hilarious.
cheers.....Is it a rhetorical question?
All in good fun Дигимон.
The vid is hilarious.
Mmmm...this is real pokazuha we were talking aboutLooks like all these shows begin with "shooting birds" from PK
4 LEGEND: As long as I see at the link you've got, you can possibly get into this museum, but you should ask a permission 2-3 weeks ahead. There's a phone number below, try it. Usually, to get something done is easier by phone ))
"Any attempts of the citizens of NO Russian Federation (including former-USSR) to visit museum with the Russian visitors could be qualified as the UNAUTHORIZED ACCESS. The violator could be accused in the ESPIONAGE. " This phrase means that if someone of natives tries to get you into the Kubinka both of you might be accused with espionage.
Anyway, I doubt that's impossible for you to visit this collection. Try contacts you found and give'em info they need. I think they'll let you in, but they might give you a guide with responsibility to watch over you )) No big deal if you really want to get there.
tactical competition (date unknown)...
are AKM s still service in Russia.?
I think only training units use them or this pic should belong 1970 era...
Pretty Nice picture is that a Delta launching the R-30?
I don`t know what the missile it is, but the sub is Delta I see
I know that the official standard assault rifle in the Russian military is the AK-74M, but I have herd of some soldiers using older AKM or AKMS rifles becuase their bullets have more stopping power. A few may use the newer AK-103 but I imagine its hard to come by, just like the AN-94.
are AKM s still service in Russia.?
I think only training units use them or this pic should belong 1970 era...
The AKM, AK-47 and AK-103 all shoot the 7.62x39mm bullet, which has more stopping power than the newer 5.45x39mm ammo; but it doesn't pierce armor as well (which isn't really a big deal since most terrorist don't wear highly expensive top quality body armor).
Didn't the AKM vs AK74 get discussed for several pages further up this thread?
Sorry, i didn't have an opportunity to post all photos from Kubinka tank museum at first time
Part2
part 3
Foreign armoured vehicles from Kubinka tank museum (they are not russian, but still placed at russian museum, so i decided to post them at this thred)
France
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Sweden
China
Japan
Germany
USA and UK
Wahooo great fotos, thanks for sharing!
Rgds,
Nefas
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