SuperComrade

I don't suppose he can explain what the hatch at the back is for?

T-54/55 and T-62 do not have semi automatic loading assistance, T-62 only has automatic casing ejection

The Russian space program experienced some funding cutbacks since the Soviet era.
 

I don't see the point in getting mad at executive agreements in this case. Moving to treaty would have resulted in something unworkable, the US excluding itself from the deal, and Iran getting 90% of what it wants with basically no concessions.
 
China desperately wants Best Korea to die. They're a cancerous appendix and the only reason China doesn't do something now is, yes, a humanitarian/refugee crisis. The US/Better Korea in the case of reopened warfare, won't make it to Pyongyang because the Chinese will already be there. As far as Iran though, China wants to compete with Russia for influence, and promises of arms and funding in exchange for oil and gas and regional influence. To let China and Russia do this is a huge security risk to US interests and can't be ignored. In fact, it'd be beyond negligent to do so while Iran is starting to face it's millennial demographic crisis which is pushing it away from China and Russia - literally defeat from jaws of victory there.
 
China is cleaning up it's act actually, but shit like the overhyped Fukushima disaster actually slowed China down in nuclear development (fuck hippies). Those hedge fund managers though? Getting their shit wrecked as China's economy implodes while the US is on the upswing. The US is actually in a good vantage point to refocus the world economy on itself since it'd actually be the least hurt (like .5% reduce growth at best) by China imploding, making America a safe haven again for physical investment and tremendously boosting the US economy post Chinese collapse. China can't even pull devaluement shenanigans to up trade, because the collapse has more to do with internal economic factors (their workers being treated like shit, the pollution, the vast overvaluing of property and businesses, etc).

I think the more amusing scenario would have been the US not participating in forming the treaty, Iran getting even more favorable terms with Russians and Chinese arms manufacturers, and getting pretty much 90% of the trade it needed while the US misses out on developing a nonvolatile relationship with Iran. The deal is better than basically every other achievable outcome.

My first stop at the Canadian National Exhibition? The Russian milsurp booth, of course!
 

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T-64 does not approve

T-64 does not approve

T-64 does not approve

T-64 does not approve

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PAK-Kong-Fu

Oh holy shit, I can summon you?

You don't see someone like Glantz writing about the T-34 because he probably knows that there are people who know more on armor than himself and he is likely to make mistakes. 
 
I'm trying to think of a "bad" American vehicle that saw service. Stuart wasn't great and then the M26/46 and M47 weren't stellar but I wouldn't call them bad. The rest seem to be top notch. 

Rekt
 

Rekt
 

There is a 1 minute long video with that T-90A in Gumri shelling terrorists, i will post it later, when will get to PC.
Patriot Park. This is temporary exibition, tanks will be moved to new building after it will be finished. And yes, Kubinka tanks are slowly being moved to that new park.

Tried to overlay Russia over something, this happened.
 

 
Russia stronk!