That’s a Saladin turret, similar but earlier.
More like Merkava of the garage, since it was pictured in a temporal IDF outyards garage in Gaza, ready to be fixed and installed on another tank.
Not from Sri Lankan army, but created by a Sri Lankan insurgent group known as the Tamil Tigers.
Yes but this was later used by Sri Lankan army. Which is why you can see the Sri Lankan flag on it
It was captured and put on display, but I don’t think it was ever drafted into active service with the military.
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What’s this
Movie props. Hungarian MiG-21’s modded for a movie set.
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thats giving too much credit lol
those are the CCTV cameras i have in my uni
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lol
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All aspect lock range : 300 meters
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source of HVSD/Adams from the Military Technical Courier , by the University of Defence in Belgrade, 1993.
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With the addition of the F-15E/F-15I and PESA radar technology I propose another aircraft that can climb high and fast.
The MiG-31B izdeliye 01B
Doesn’t have any ARH missiles, instead uses the SARH R-33/R-33S.
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P-40N “Warhawk”
Pictures of the P-40N taken at my local museum, would be a solid add. Ignore my finger lmao.
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T-6D “Texan” Trainer Aircraft
- Also known as the “Hog Wild Gunner”. Another taken at one of my local museums. This specific aircraft was part of the William “Bill” Anders, one of the Astronauts of Apollo 8, personal collection.
- Armed with two 30cal forward firing machine guns, 100lbs and 25lbs bombs.
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where M-21 with D-21 drone?
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