Author Topic: Picture of the Day (Read 2107102 times)

Born2Kill 007 · « **Reply #11520 on:** 15-09-2013, 16:09:47 »

2 badass pictures from http://ww2today.com/

Torenico · « **Reply #11521 on:** 15-09-2013, 21:09:58 »

Kaibokan-class warship of the Imperial Japanese Navy, a torpedo can be seen.

Turkish007 · « **Reply #11522 on:** 19-09-2013, 17:09:02 »

Turkish007 · « **Reply #11523 on:** 21-09-2013, 22:09:43 »

SirGutz · « **Reply #11524 on:** 22-09-2013, 02:09:08 »

Butcher · « **Reply #11525 on:** 22-09-2013, 13:09:27 »

Caliber?

Matthew_Baker · « **Reply #11526 on:** 23-09-2013, 00:09:51 »

Caliber?

Korsakov829 · « **Reply #11527 on:** 23-09-2013, 00:09:26 »

^Battle of Leningrad, November 1941, 84th Artillerie-Regiment with 24cm Kanone M. 16.

Born2Kill 007 · « **Reply #11528 on:** 23-09-2013, 15:09:24 »

One of Herbert Hoover his foodprojects: the "Hoover Speisung" delivering 40 million kilos of American food to the german youth after WW II.

musska · « **Reply #11529 on:** 24-09-2013, 12:09:55 »

Acon castle, between Normandie and Paris around 1943, "rounded body" was still a standard !

Born2Kill 007 · « **Reply #11530 on:** 24-09-2013, 20:09:47 »

Quote from: http://ww2today.com/22nd-september-1942-a-romanian-officer-in-russia

Romanian troops entertain themselves on the Eastern front during the summer of 1942.

A patrol of the 2/7th Queen’s Regiment enters the village of Pugliano, 18-19 September 1943.

THeTA0123 · « **Reply #11531 on:** 27-09-2013, 16:09:55 »

The answer to mankind his problems?

Use a gun

And if that dont work

use more gun

Born2Kill 007 · « **Reply #11532 on:** 29-09-2013, 11:09:25 »

Quote from: http://ww2today.com/

Fw 190A-5 with the under-wing WGr 21 rocket-propelled mortar. The weapon was developed from the 21 cm Nebelwerfer 42 infantry weapon.

Tankbuster · « **Reply #11533 on:** 29-09-2013, 13:09:13 »

Paythoss · « **Reply #11534 on:** 30-09-2013, 13:09:29 »

We still missing one nice gun for some Normandy map