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I assume that LAV is just being used as a testbed and that any actual application of the weapon system would be on an ACV or Stryker.

Looks to me like they just stuck a big ol' engine in the back.

1 hour ago, Beer said:

 

By the way an off topic and unrelated question... Do you have any Turán preserved in Hungary? 

It would seem that all surviving Hungarian AFVs from WW2 are located in Kubinka. That includes the Turán, Toldi, Zrínyi, and Nimrod.

Another brawl a couple of years ago that took place between the two sides in a similar area comes to my mind now.  I bet whatever happened recently started like something similar.

I recall seeing it when it first was shown (I guess this time last year given the tweet date) because the Merkava-esque turret, but it doesn't seem anything has become of it since, so far as I can tell.  I have a feeling the tank is/was probably just a mock-up for show.

Some other views:

Thai Army Stingrays and M113s during a regimental inspection.  Images taken from Thai Army FB page.

20 hours ago, LoooSeR said:

 

I realize that there are a variety of sizes/capabilities with these drone aircraft, but that seems like a lot to be losing in this time frame (going with the 'confirmed' through 'likely' loses.)

Was this all supposed to be part of one (big) water treatment facility?

The former battleship USS Mississippi in the early-mid 50's after her conversion for testing and training on new radar, guns, and (more famously) Terrier missiles.  More photos and information can be found in this blog post by wwiiafterwwii.

'Discovery in New Guinea Rainforest Raises Tantalizing New Questions'

Interesting little article on the discovery of poisonous birds.

Object 225, images taken from here.

Curiously, there's what looks to be a mortar sticking through the turret roof in front of the machine gun.

He lives!

I don't see any Shermans, just two piles of tracks sitting in the road.

"Germany to Order 45 Fighter Jets From Boeing, Report Says"

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Germany will order 30 F/A-18 Super Hornets and 15 EA-18G Growlers, the report added.

That's a big piece of ordnance to have a misfire and fly across the airfield.

4 hours ago, LoooSeR said:

   Su-30SM of Naval Aviation

 

 

 

Are these carrier-capable at all or just land based?  I didn't know the Russian navy operated Flankers outside the Su-33.

Tanks of the 5th Canadian Armored Division's 5th Brigade in the Netherlands, May 23, 1945. Photo of the Library and Archives Canada collection.

Dutch Centurion crew and their gear

Ikv 91 appreciation post.  Vehicles and crew here are participating in training exercises, 1978.  Photos from the Swedish Arsenalen museum archive.  Link to a few more.  The infantry rider photo is separate from the others in both setting and photo collection

 



 



 



 



 

 

 

Even the hackfrauds are being affected by the coronavirus!

Norwegian F-35s intercepting a Tu-142

That's a lot of armor for the SAA to be losing.