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T-62 with KPVT 14.5 mm HMG.

 

Reminds me of the T-54M model 1953

Posting this here since people seem to think European swords were not sharp:

Object 770 only had 3 forward gears and one reverse. DAV isn't exctaly clear on the subject but the Object 770 is noted as having good turning characteristics so I'm not convinced it has the same as IS-1/T-55.

E: According to DAV both the Object 770, and Object 277 share that stereo rangefinder, which is two plane stabilized, and independent of the gun. In addition to the radar range finder, which according to testing worked quite well for them.

The XB-70 is my favorite plane:

I don't think this should reflect badly on Japanese sword smith seeing as they neither had the resource nor the need to improve the quality of their swords. Despite the claims of some Weaboos there are definitely European swords created with analogous methods however they were later dropped in favor of other methods as the needs of troops dictated. Also at the end of the day it really doesn't matter as nethier the European Longsword nor the Katana were the primary weapon of their respective users. 

Given that any POWs that ISIS will take face torture and execution I think it will behoove us not to give ISIS any quarter.

RIP nvida users.

Don't worry, drowning in pussy is a valid excuse.

>acquire nukes

>civilised nations now much more interested in keeping SA stable

>guarantee kingdom for 1000 years!

Didn't work for the Soviets soooooo...

Welp another reason the house of saud needs to go: http://www.thetower.org/2046-report-saudis-to-buy-nuke-from-pakistan-in-response-to-iran-deal/
 

The HP rating you list for the AVSI-1790-6 is the net HP, not gross HP (Gross HP is usually what gets listed as "horsepower" in most books.)  

That's what you get for using Wikipedia.

Is that including ancillaries like the radiators? Water cooled engines ought to have a better engine block volume : displacement ratio, since you can pack the cylinders closer together.

No it's just the engine itself.

Comparing the M-50T and the AVSI-1790-6

M-50T

water cooled

horsepower: 1050 at 1850rpm

length: 2005mm
width: 1056mm
height: 1089mm
displacement: 3344 cubic inches
vs

AVSI-1790-6

air cooled

horsepower: 765 at 2800rpm

length: 1849mm
width: 1441mm
height: 1160mm
displacement: 1791 cubic inches

wrong thread.

I suspect the fact that our soldiers graze is due to our cultural eating habits which we've been conditioned to practice. I suspect this is also why the army has an obesity problem.

I will send you my ER bill for the broken ribs from laughing so hard.

Mountains don't even have to be high to kill you dead:

http://www.otherhand.org/home-page/search-and-rescue/the-hunt-for-the-death-valley-germans/

The Lee Navy at the Fuller Gun Collection:

Man the RL-10 is really small:

I blame FASA for ruining my perception.

Man, I knew the black bird is big but I didn't really have perspective on it:

I have made a compelling argument in the comments on why the AK-47 is a Mondragon rifle ripoff.

A view from the front:

A game me and Tied had where just straight up murdered HATO:

Color photo of the Object 770:

No it would have the opposite effect.