Russian Photos (updated on regular basis)

[KillerBD]

^?
Those OMON guys dont look big at all. The CHOPovetz on the ground closest to the camera is much bigger than any cop on the scene.

I never said anything about anyone being "big" unless you were talking to someone else...????

[Digimon]

VDV recon platoons.
July 2007 competition.

[TacoDelRio]

Cool pics. Thanks Digimon. Really neat stuff.

[koolkat]

[quote=Ronguild;2659700]It is not totaly right: The soviet navy had fleet tanker (BEREZINA and BORIS CHILIKIN class) able to perform RAS side by side and also used "civilian" (SOFIA class)tanker on the "follow me" mode to refuel.



I too have seen photos of BORIS CHILIKIN class refueling Helicopter carriers.

[Wazzaap]

Russian Units For Special Operations
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=shLWK...related&search=

[KillerBD]

^The guy at the end of that video was pretty cool, nice hiding spot

[ex-cop]

^?
Those OMON guys dont look big at all. The CHOPovetz on the ground closest to the camera is much bigger than any cop on the scene.

they are Moscow Police department OMSN, and do you remember the phraze "Chem bolshe shkaf,tem gromche padaet"? This is exactly about that CHOPovets

[ex-cop]

Some River Police patrol boats pics my friends sent to me
not professional pics, just everyday routine

[mannelig]

I want the second one

[SturmPionier]

T-34 with those anti-mine tracks or smth like this ))

those tracks looking very interesting, you got more infos and pics ?

[Panhard_Commander]

good, i like russian-made armored veh, very heavy appearence, imponent, always with an original solution.

[Ronguild]

those tracks looking very interesting, you got more infos and pics ?

Google can help you.
The name of that device (mine roller) is PT-34.

[ex-cop]

Very interesting documentary in russian about Alexei Petrovich Maresiev (May 20, 1916 – May 19, 2001).
He was a famous Russian fighter ace during the Great Patriotic War. He began his flights as a fighter pilot in August 1941. He had shot down 4 Nazi planes by March 1942, when his own fighter was downed near Staraya Russa, then occupied by Germans.

Despite being heavily injured, Alexei managed to return to the Soviet-controlled territory on his own. During his 18-day long journey, his injuries deteriorated so badly that both of his legs had to be amputated below the knee. Desperate to return to his fighter pilot career, he subjected himself to near a year of exercise to master the control of his prosthetic devices, and succeeded at that, returning to flying in June 1943.

In total, he completed 86 combat flights and shot down 11 Nazi warplanes. He was awarded a Golden Star of Hero of the Soviet Union (August 24, 1943), the highest military decoration in USSR.






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[CHERK]

VDV recon platoons.
July 2007 competition.

Нос в пыли
А в жопе ветка ,
Впереди ползёт разведка!


Were there groups from ОРРs competing? Who won?

Very nice photos Дигимон.

[SturmPionier]

Google can help you.
The name of that device (mine roller) is PT-34.

thanks i do teh google