If you mean T-34?? After the earliest turrets, casting eventually proved 'easier' for the Soviets than rolled plate or welding. Peter Samsonov's...
Very good to see you here, J. ~A
And, as you imply, they'd never want to. The fact it took them until '43-44 to begin officially committing to 'Total War' policies always sticks...
You cannot separate 'racial policy' from Nazism. Our version of logic doesn't come into it. If you're the Nazi party, after Wansee, then the...
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That Septic F35 exercise the other day made for some nice shots. 52 (I think) being put up at once at Hill AFB. What? c.$100m a pop? Sci-Fi......
Hard to 'like' that post, KB. Feels a bit like liking a truly nasty situation. Good on yer for being an outpost of civilisation, though.
And pics of very large ships passing The Still & West are a bit of a local tradition. [ATTACH] Though sometimes it doesn't quite go so well. HMS...
Not sure it fully fits the off-topic brief, but this is still a damned fine recent 'Defence' shot. HMS Victory also centre right, Monitor M33 just...
Matches the cap badge. [ATTACH] Seems to have been hatched in the UK, so presumably squawks with a British accent. I like this shot from a...
Ommmmmmmmmmm.
I'd just like to be the first to say "Get some". Or maybe "Bekommen". Cracking shot, OP. Our Army Air Corps released this fine pic of RSM &...
There was a fair amount of media puff about 'The Armour & Cavalry Restoration Facility' a few years back, but it seems to have gone a bit quiet....
I did wonder what you were doing in Scotland.
Benning.
I almost bought Ohler's book on first translation, but was put off by a fairly savage review from Richard Evans. Blitzed: Drugs in Nazi Germany by...
Bit of a fan of the rather rare tracked (not SP) T16 or 17 (e1? I forget) carriage. Duckbilled & 'Medium' bogies, some deployed in Manila... I...
Look towards 25 year etc. civil 'Faithful Service' medal miniatures. Same pattern & same colour ribbon. Various classes. A few pictures out there...
By the time, eg., that bridge JT was lost on the 30th of April '45, there wasn't much of a plan left, or route to protect, or troops to support....
Funny. Was just looking up the 'glorious' march of the 653rd elsewhere: s.Pzjr.Abt. 653 & [ATTACH]
