Tied

So much lol.

 

Even more lol

Call of Duty: advanced Slavfare

Call of Duty: the big red cyka

Call of Duty: Tracksuit ops

Call of Duty: Crimea at war

well, lets just say if i want to play 20 questions with the range markers i atleast want to be ethier a zip code away from any RPG-7s or have more armor than a Toyata Tercel 

Oh no, that's the really -good- part...

 

You couldn't hit anything at less than 800~900 yards with the MGM-51.

i was talking about the HE shell

i think i would of felt alot better in a SU-152, ISU-152, or Su-122-54 or any 20th century Eastern European infantry support vehicles 

Man i used to be handsome

How on earth could someone not know what concrete does to steel?

FFS.

see- comment sections of any and all videos relating to September 11 

Not terribly so, there were examples of industrial or mining equipment that was heavier, using that trackform.

 

18.5 Vs 24 is a bit of a difference, the whole point was to develop something smaller and more compact than the M41. The '92 was a step in the right direction, versus Sheridan.

 

 

 

It had a decent sized warhead, it's sole selling point.  IIRC all it saw shots in anger against were fixed emplacements.

good luck hitting anything that isnt and RPG range

and dont get me started on its armor 

A much more viable light tank concept than Sheridan. Scrapping all that work over "but does it float", in exchange for $5000 a shot missiles, a 400 meter armament dead zone and an overcomplicated main armament package, was ridiculous.

i wouldnt even mind the Shelliegay if it work

but it dosnet

provided you get a function missile, its so inaccurate it makes a Malyutka (or a AT-3 Sagger for you HATO troglodyetes) look like a hellfire

speaking of which, if you so much as manage to find a mark on a Soviet tank, chances are its just gonna scratch the paint.

A T-55/62 crew could probably take the hit and survive rather unharmed, a T-72 crew will laugh at you, a T-64 crew will be wondering why HATO is using practice munitions, and a T-80 crew will just feel sorry for you and write your mother a letter 

RELEVANT

This video thaty was linked at the end was cooler!

 

i got something to

http://www.bloombergview.com/articles/2015-06-09/russian-tanks-roll-into-a-marketing-war

 

Article can be described as "It is so bad that it is good". Have a nice time reading this, 

more of the typical "russians dont care about human life" cowshit

Rumors that Malyshev factory has hired consultants from Porsche are unconfirmed as of writing.

the Russian saboteurs had issue's making the T-64 unreliable again, so the Putin spy's are hiring the undisputed king of unreliability and needless complexity 

Former Malyshev factory director: from August 22nd 2014 to June 9th, 2015 only 69 tanks were built at the factory, only 6 of them Oplots and they all went to foreign customers

 

Way to run glorious Soviet tank production into the ground.

common EE, its not like they need tanks for some reason. I mean its not like they are in a war or anything

a long and happy life, a dedicated actor, serivceman and husband. If many of us would live to be half his caliber we would need no heaven, for we would already be amoung it 

RIP

il-2>>>>horten 229

STALINWOOD STRONK

They found it was surprisingly effective when used as either an anti personnel or fortification/building weapon, or as a standoff weapon against many types of armor when using the Bastion, Kan, or Arkan series of missiles for it, and it just stuck.

 

the ZBD08 as an IFV design can basically be summed up as "Hey, what would happen if someone made a BMP-3M with actual armor and lots of ammunition storage for some reason?" (It's actually slower amphibiously despite powerpack upgrades compared to older versions because of said features.)

dosent have nearly as much armor as the new aramta IFVs 

seriously, i could really give 2 hoots about the T-14, pretty much everything else (besides the SPG) seems to be a radically new steep ahead of most AFV development 

I wonder if it was the metis-m, the thing can probably punch through a Challenger 2 

but even the base metis can make sort work of a LAV from the side, i believe we actually gave some to the East Germans if i am not mistaken

great photos

the fact that somebody thought a T-55 would be better spent in a music video rather than actually fighting ISIS is the biggest offender of this video

also

non-violence never stopped anything

hell, the only reason 'peaceful' country's like swizterland stayed neutral was being armed to the teeth

the only thing that would stop ISIS, is more violence

assloads of violence

I would really love to watch the Indian military fall apart if Russia pulls out of selling them T-90s 

Because BMP-3 STRONK

this has happened since the beginning of recorded time and will continue to happen until we are all dust

a newspaper 200 years from now will read "Mars colony fully successful, in other news, Soviet bombers skirt American airspace" 

WWII --- Japanese aircraft in flames, struck by anti-aircraft fire from USS Hornet (Okinawa 3-18-45). The last respites of the war did not hesitate to claim as many young men's lives as possible 

Elm Street in Dallas, 1945

Man looks over the construction of the Glomfjord power plant, Norway, cirka 1920 

Grigori Rasputin with Alexandra Feodorovna and her children, the Russian royal family, 1908. They look like brats

Navy pilots on leave dancing with their dates in Hawaii (1944).

Bumper V-2, the first missile launched from Cape Canaveral, lifts off. July 24, 1950.

Four MPs read about German surrender in Stars and Stripes newspaper, May 1945 

Concorde flying over Djibouti (circa 1988-1989), escorted by French fighter jets since President François Mitterrand was on board. 

Partisans operating in the forests of Belarus - WW2 (September 1943)

WWII --- British "Hawker Hurricane" fighter is loaded with ammunition (France c. Sep 1939 - May 1940) 

December 4th 1943 possible scout plane from the USS Yorktown photographs Japanese air base on Kwajalein Atoll

Ibo separatist guerrilla near Biafra, Nigeria

(Colorized) Flight in its infancy: Wilbur Wright (of the Wright Brothers) clinging to his flying machine after an unsuccessful trial, December 14, 1903

Apollo 16 Astronaut Charles Duke (the 10th man out of 12 to walk on the moon) placed a photograph of his family on the surface of the moon a short distance from the landing module on their last day on the moon, April 24, 1972, this toke place less than 80 years after the previous photo

user error i say

USER ERROR, GULAG THAT CONSCRIPT, REPLACE HIM WITH ANOTHER FIT FOR HOLY TOOLS OF FATHERLAND'S DEFENSE

ah yes, Tied's wisdom is limitless

if they were dudes then their land was rightfully smited for producing a generation of gender bending hippie's

if they were chicks, and only chicks, their land was rightfully smited for producing a generation of inferior female specimen

if they were of both of the two genders, see the first sentence 

Lindsey was the only person I could find dumb enough to want an AK.

thems fighting words

*tied breaks his bottle of vodka, stumples up from his chair, and crashes to the floor. Passing out on a chestful of medal's he couldnt for the live of himself figure out where he'd gotten them from, or when"