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Mi-24P (RF-94965 / 08 RED) in atypical colourful. The tablet says: "loaded helicopter!". The "Crocodile" (russian nickname Mi-24) loaded of two 20-round pods (B-8) of 80-mm folding fin unguided rockets (S-8), two training bombs P-50T, four and SACLOS 9K114 Shturm (radio guided anti-tank missile system AT-6 Spiral) and one powerful dual-barrel autocannon 30-mm Gryazev-Shipunov GSh-30-2K. Also in this photo is well visible the sight of guidance of rockets (Low light level TV pod) which is usually closed by protective hatch.
Thursday 12_06.
Any training or performance videos of AK-12 ?
Su-33KUB landing aboard Kuznetsov(From Cockpit)
Originally Posted by WhiteGeorge
Power i feel here
Amen, though I still wish the Marines wore those wrap around ammo bandoliers like their ancestors in the Great Patriotic war.
Yeah thanks, but I know this one. I rather thought about Infantry actually training with this and some more detailed testing.
I am referring to Tu-160 shredding to pieces - you could exchange wih Russia them for something you need. Nevertheless looking from economical perspective Ukraine is anyway too small to be independent either it will join EU as second class citizens (similarly to rest of EE) or join Russia EurAsian Project. IMO all Slavic countries would be better off uniting in federation model.
MAKS 2011 Su-35 piloted by Bogdan
These guys were called "black death" by the Germans. Good soldiers to say the least.Amen, though I still wish the Marines wore those wrap around ammo bandoliers like their ancestors in the Great Patriotic war.
sea demons was another one of their nicknames by the Germans.
Thats a repost, but we still don't know what type the green colored round is the automatic feeder is loading.
Why are the pilots side-by-side placed(like in SU 32/34 24? ). In SU 33 doesn't the pilots sit in fornt-back combination ?
thx
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