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"The first publicly available image showing North Korean operated Chinese Type 62 light tanks."

Prokhorovka/Fiery Salient is pretty much one of the best maps for light tanks

Interesting archival footage and I think this is the only one that demonstrates the AMX 13's loading mechanism

http://yuripasholok.livejournal.com/6110470.html

"Heavy transport helicopter with nuclear powerplant"

"Atomic tandem stratoplane scheme. Nuclear engines in first aircraft, second contains crew and passengers"
 

"Nuclear-powered passenger aircraft with total shielding of the reactor"

"Nuclear transport aircraft"

"Nuclear carrier aircraft for launching satellites"
 

"Future nuclear convertiplane"

"Nuclear passsenger plane with comprehensive radiation shielding"

"Scheme of the "shadow" from the shielding protecting passengers and crew"

""Duck" configuration nuclear passenger/transport aircraft"

"This aircraft was originally called the "Joseph Stalin" aircraft, and had previously appeared in another book. It was said that the aircraft would be built in the near future, and completed before 1960."

"After Stalin's death, this project was modified, becoming the A-10 "Sovietskiy Soyuz""

US Navy officer charged with spying

 

I heard some rumors that he was spying for Taipei and not Beijing, and I'm not too surprised by them to be honest. But that could just be a false rumor as it seems like its being reported that he was indeed giving Beijing secrets about the EP-3E Aries II plane. link

It's funny, because he was the subject of a PR campaign about immigration back in 2008.

Actually, one thing I just noticed, there is no mention of any 10 cm gun for the project, was that part in error (it appears in earlier information about the O-I project)?

Oh, I'm thinking of Dragun, not Derivatsiya, my mistake, I have no idea how I confused the two



 

I have an idea basically combining maybe a widened Rooikat with better frontal aspect penetration (ERA) and the BMP-3 Derivatsiya modular RCWS, but I don't really know enough about tanks to be able to make that detailed a proposal/specification.

I could probably draw a nice picture, though.

R U a hacker?

http://bustandreporthackers.my-free.website/

Check the WoT-NA list

We are allowed to pick and choose components from different blocs, or must they all be from one, like say NATO or the Former Soviet Union?

Pakistani M4A1 with 76 mm gun (Yuri Pasholok's LJ)

Well, blocking radiation comes down to how many nuclei you can throw in front of it, so I agree, I'm a little skeptical on that part

http://blogs.discovermagazine.com/d-brief/2016/04/06/composite-metal-foam-stops-bullets/#.VwWEgHq6PYh

They are. As are Commie Furs. And Christian Furs.

http://www.featureshoot.com/2016/02/when-giant-teddy-bears-roamed-the-streets-of-nazi-germany/

Been back at WT a bit and tried out the Beaufighter 6 in RB.

 

Goddamn but it is satisfying to use your energy retention, turn time and obscene armament to murder things.

 

Just don't bother taking it above 1500m and you're good.

Is it still the BrokenFighter? That thing was OP as hell for a long time

It appears to use volute spring suspension too

You are not covering the experimental S-53 and S-54 T-34s?

This hasn't been posted here before, right?
 

Sturgeon's edit: I replaced it with the bigger, actually readable one from Walt's site.

Funny, Baryatinskiy claims the 1942 turret was no more spacious than the original

Ah, I see. I'm surprised noone decided to write about it, though, at least

And noone knew about them up until now?

 

Large-bore rocket mortar thing.

Type 4 20 cm rocket launcher

I would have loved to visit Yushukan, but I only had 20 hours in Japan on my way back home in December

Great pictures!

 

"I believe I might be the first top official in Ukraine who treats declaring of assets, paying taxes, conflict of interest issues seriously," Poroshenko tweeted.

Well, there are a few ways to interpret that statement