Russian Photos (updated on regular basis)

[metberkut]

I am sorry, but i for one, cannot take your opinion in any way seriously if you cannot even id the tank.

[Hyde]

You dont have to read and reply my posts . No one needed kiddy impolite unmatured replies . No one asked directly you something . You could ignore them . Before repliying something try to learn lil bit kindness and try to be matured adult . MP.NET is not someone's egoboard.
If you have problems inform administration or you know the way.

That is the first thing that sprung to my mind when I read the first two paragraphs of your post. It's that simple.

As for what else you are trying to tell me, I don't really understand. Just inform yourself about the reality, because your posts show that your opinion is based on a wrong conception of reality. And it is annoying, quite frankly, to read all that made-up fantasy nonsense here every few weeks. There's a good thread on here where basically every question and misconception about Soviet and Russian tanks was answered correctly, I suggest you read that thread.

[frostilicus]

Awesome photos as usual, many thanks D-Mitch and Konst for sharing

[Az_esm]

T-90( it could be T80 )

For me it sounds like "BMW (it could the Mercedes)".
80s family is different by all means: turret, chassis, engine, stuff on turret. Only conception is same.

As about teh oldie T, they are enough for battle for the Fatherland and around the corner for now. I don't see any possibility for Russia to fight in some oversea operation like USA and NATO could afford themselves in next decade and even next 2-3 decades. And till this time there would be been some Armata's and MRAP's in amount needed.

Not to mention that if guys like Indians are buying them, it means that air cooling system of T-90 is normal for them. As about sizes of crew-members, well guess like they and Russkies are having enough fellas of height needed just because of bigger population.)

[Konst]

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[Raden5]

November 5, 2012. Channel TV Russia-24. Russia, Novosibirsk region. Reportage on the "Day of the Military Intelligence" (pokazuha).



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Channel NTV. Russia, Moscow region. Reportage on the "Day of the Military Intelligence" (version of a reportage from the Zvezda on november 2).

[Said_PVO]

Some photos from Central Museum of Aviation in Monino
Музей авиации в Монино - истребители. Часть 1
Музей авиации в Монино - вертолеты
Музей авиации в Монино - бомбардировщики

[Konst]

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[Redbeard]

I simply love Tu-22M3. Awesome plane. And good lookin' too.

[Einhander]

Strange to see a heavy interceptor as an escort or refuellie.

[teh_beard]

Some photos from twoter`s report from sniper`s competition, where both civilian and military/LE shooters were present

The crowd



Traditional exercise Two shooters, one round each, two pencils, range 100 m, 5 seconds to aim and fire. There is variation with tea spoons.




About rifles actual military and LE operators use:







The rest in here, 50-something photos total.