Scolopax

Making Salads with Tied:

 

 

 
My personal favorite:

 
For your lady friends
 

A PBV 302, which is interesting here because it is Swedish.

http://www.tank-net.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=34336&p=871044

http://www.tank-net.com/forums/index.php?showtopic=24473&p=555651

I find this to be the most interesting.
 

I find this to be the most interesting.
 

I find this to be the most interesting.
 

I find this to be the most interesting.
 

The last pocket auto I owned was a WaltherPP, so I have to ask -"What is the function of the wee little bits and screw in the plastic bag?" Is it some kind of "included display base" like an old model airplane kit would come with, so you can mount it as a hood-ornament?.
 
I left the project early because they insisted on using flint-locks instead of the well proven snaphaunce.
The square bullets were intended to be wee paperboard cartons filled with bits of gravel and scrap metal, liberally coated in excreta, termed "munitions for the encouragement of unwelcome individuals to relocate their fornicative meatslappery from thine sight", but too many found it offensive (Which was the whole point of course, since a polite request for the offending individuals to "Fuck off over there, 'kay?" had obviously been rebuffed) so they went with "Square bullets for the shooting of darkies" or some such.
 
We did not come up with socket wrenches til much later.

Researchers explored the wreck of the US Navy's USS Macon, a lighter than air ship which crashed in the Pacific off of California 80 years ago.
http://news.usni.org/2015/08/19/exploring-the-wreck-of-uss-macon-the-navys-last-flying-aircraft-carrier
The researchers are learning how materials like aluminum hold up in salt water and how to preserve them.

Not sure if this is it, but have at it.

I'm pretty sure that image is....
 

I would agree with that, especially since there seems to be some form of mounting or attachment on the exhaust grill.  I've never seen such a thing on an Abrams before though.
 
Edit:
Yep, here we go

My 'Merican military rifle rack is now rounded out, with most major offerings since 1892:
 
 

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I was there during this.  Part of MND-N Tuzla.  First time I ever worked with Russian soldiers (who got a kick of me understanding Russian.) 

This new applique armor rocks!

Those Army Ducks are going too far this time.

Comrade Xi Jinping wonders if the new Type 99 MBT will at least have enough power to weight ratio and low-range acceleration to squash protesters.

I don't recall when or why, but the Russians did receive one example of an M26 before the war's end.
 
More on this page, courtesy of one of our resident Commie tank hacks.

I don't recall when or why, but the Russians did receive one example of an M26 before the war's end.
 
More on this page, courtesy of one of our resident Commie tank hacks.