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    from parovoz.com

    BTRs on train (2007)


    MTLBs on train (2007)


    This pic was taken in August 2008 and posted today. So these BMRs might have been sent to Georgia.


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    Quote Originally Posted by Andarius-Militarius View Post
    from parovoz.com
    This pic was taken in August 2008 and posted today. So these BMRs might have been sent to Georgia.

    What are these the first 2 vehicles? Some strange turrets.

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    That's an airborne artillery unit: two 1V119 command/forward observer vehicles, then five 2S9 "Nona" 120mm mortars and then another two 1V119's.

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    Quote Originally Posted by calimero2 View Post
    That's an airborne artillery unit: two 1V119 command/forward observer vehicles, then five 2S9 "Nona" 120mm mortars and then another two 1V119's.
    Thx!

    Captured Georgian M-4s


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    Regarding the Cobra.
    There are two visible holes on the hull, one left on the rear side (the one shown from the interior as well) and one right just above-behind the rear right wheel.



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    Quote Originally Posted by ult View Post
    Note in the background the T-72 SIM-1 and a couple of BMP-1's with Shkval turrets. I'd love to see more pictures from that display.

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    Hopefully some will end up on display at the Kubinka museum for the viewing pleasure of armor afficionados worldwide.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jippo View Post
    Just FYI many armies in the world follow Laws of land Warfare very strictly. That is no BS.



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    Just FYI many armies in the world follow Laws of land Warfare very strictly. That is no BS.
    Indeed they do. Many hold themselves to a higher standard than they hold their enemies.
    The problem arises however when some demand other adhere to rules and laws they never signed up for. Recently on TV they had a news report showing South Koreans examining the remains of what has been estimated to be tens of thousands if not hundreds of thousands of suspected communist sympathisers executed by South Korean forces in Seoul when it was anticipated the communists were coming. These executions were said to have been carried out with the knowledge of US and UN personel and some photographic evidence was shown of some of the victims bound ready to be shot and have their bodies dumped in old disused mine shafts.

    Obviously a line has to be drawn somewhere about what is OK and what is not OK. The reality is that that line is not fixed and it depends who you are fighting, why you are fighting, what your situation is and 1,000 other factors. The reality is that you won't use chemical weapons against an enemy that is better equipped than you with chemical weapons.

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    Quote Originally Posted by calimero2 View Post
    Note in the background the T-72 SIM-1 and a couple of BMP-1's with Shkval turrets. I'd love to see more pictures from that display.
    thatīs a Cobra run over a mine i guess

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    Quote Originally Posted by TheArmenian View Post


    Photo taken on 17 August 2008.

    Not far from Novorossisk.

    The cruiser MOSKVA

    More photos here: http://fotki.yandex.ru/users/alexandertms/view/103048/

    Thank you Alexander.

    I read somewhere the MOSKVA was hit by gunfire , can you confirm it?

    If yes, how serious was the damage?

    Thx

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stonewall71 View Post
    I read somewhere the MOSKVA was hit by gunfire , can you confirm it?

    If yes, how serious was the damage?

    Thx
    No, just another bullet in the information war. Moskva was in Novorossiysk, georgian boat wsa destroyed by "Malahit" rocket from "Mirag".

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    Quote Originally Posted by Kap2406 View Post
    How recent is the first photo of "Parrot" (попугай)?
    The military is funded better now, but I still can't believe they let planes fly abroad with such rundown paint job. By the way my father helped to paint the original camo (the only camo'd An-22) back in 1980's when he was stationed in Tver.
    This photo is from Bratislava (Slovakia), and it is likely made within
    last five years. The camo on "Antheus" is just plainly awful. I like
    soviet oldschool "Aero flot" paintscheme, even on military transport
    planes.

    P.S Nice avatar

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stonewall71 View Post
    I read somewhere the MOSKVA was hit by gunfire , can you confirm it?

    If yes, how serious was the damage?

    Thx
    http://forum.sevastopol.info/viewtop...12695#p1912695
    Залез с телефона на форум. И обалдел. Какие повреждения? Раненых и убитых у нас нет- это ложь. Когда мы вернемся самим хотелось бы знать. 18 точно не придем- разве что "Москва" возможно. Так что никакой паники, дамы и господа.
    Here is a post of medical officer from "Moskva". There is no casualties in Black fleet, so this is all BS. And he don't know when they will come back to Sevastopol.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Stonewall71 View Post
    I read somewhere the MOSKVA was hit by gunfire , can you confirm it?

    If yes, how serious was the damage?

    Thx
    The Photo of the Moskva is dated 17 August 2008. After the battle.


    No visible damage.

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