Reply With QuoteHi guys.
I'm found this fax
I don't know may be cossacs called to serve in separate 429 cossacs regiment?
What do you mean?
Oh, of course not. Tesla soldiers and tanks were more common.Originally Posted by pokyie
Seriously, I didn't hear about anything like that... stupid? The idea of such machine.
Hi guys.
I'm found this fax
I don't know may be cossacs called to serve in separate 429 cossacs regiment?
What do you mean?
Last edited by Cocaine; 09-16-2008 at 02:28 PM.
Host it properly.
I'm found only 205 separate motorifle cossacs brigade. (Budennovsk)
Where placed 429 separate cossacs regiment?
Sure they were, check about bombing runs by german zeppellins on london during ww1
edit:
The Zeppelin developed in 1914 could reach a maximum speed of 136 kph and reach a height of 4,250 metres. The Zeppelin had five machine-guns and could carry 2,000 kg (4,400 lbs) of bombs.
other thing i found on wikipedia:
Zeppelins were used as bombers during World War I, without notable success. At the beginning of the conflict the German command had high hopes for the craft, as they appeared to have compelling advantages over contemporary aircraft — they were almost as fast, carried many more guns, and had a greater bomb load capacity and enormously greater range and endurance. However, their great weakness was their vulnerability to gunfire.
The first raid was on 19 January 1915, the first bombing of civilians ever, in which two Zeppelins dropped 24 Χ 50 kg high explosive bombs and ineffective 3 kg incendiaries on Great Yarmouth, Sheringham, King's Lynn and the surrounding villages. In all four people were killed, sixteen injured and monetary damage estimated at £7,740, although the public and media reaction were out of all proportion to the death toll.
Last edited by Hyde; 09-16-2008 at 02:48 PM.
I guess nowhere
looks like desinformation and efforts to discredit cossack geneneral Volodatski
Search in google "steampank".
steampUnk
Search in google "steampank".
I think this is 429 separate motorifle regiment (58 army) at Mozdok.I guess nowhere
looks like desinformation and efforts to discredit cossack geneneral Volodatski
Perhaps so.
Just quickly serched cossacs communities and mailing lists - nobody knew much of that.
429 motorifle regiment was named in honour of Kuban cossacs, so maybe they (cossacs) do military service in it (according to Russian cossacs national service Act, they have to do military service in units given traditional cossac's names)
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Which internal troops division insignia is that ("bear")?
I am remembering it is stationed somewhere in Siberia?
Krasnoyarsk or Novosibirsk perhaps?
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[quote=haski;3550832]It probably is and no it has nothing to do with the color of the uniform because if that were so a lighter pattern would fare better in NVG's and some don't also old US army BDU's would also look completely black if it were the color and they dont. There's a discussion on this in another forum > http://www.militaryphotos.net/forums...d.php?t=127277
Colour of this military form was thought up by the present enemy of Russia.
Here the test of a new jacket and the device of night vision PVS-14 of 3 generations.
It becomes simply black and is visible in wood at night very well!!!
It can is made specially?
http://ru.youtube.com/watch?v=PR1nnDwq728
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