Picture of the Day (Other eras)

[Tolga<3]

Looks Like a nice vehicle!
Hope they send one to you Tolga, way better then some shitty Landrovers.

/agree

The Landrovers are fucking screaming 'rape us, were wide open!' haha

[Invincible]

This photo could be really wrong if you didn't read the caption:

Snowball fight: An Afghan policeman attacks the Norwegian soldier with a snowball! At 2500 meters height, soldiers were able to find some snow, and despite age and nationality, some things are never too old. Photo: Lars Magne Hovtun / Norwegian Armed Forces

[Die Happy]

A-stan insurgent got new secret super weapons

[siben]

To make up for my mistake, this is an US tank taken out by a roadside bomb.

[Rawhide]

South Korean soldiers stand guard at the truce village of Panmunjom in the demilitarised zone separating the two Koreas in Paju, north of Seoul April 14, 2010, while a group of media people visit during a media tour organised by the U.S. Forces Korea. (Reuters)

[Tolga<3]

South/North Korea border = WIN.

[Battlefieldfan45 (CroPanzer)]

I just loled when I saw that 

Oh yeah, the pic is from the Spanish Civil War.

[Big Lebowski]

To make up for my mistake, this is an US tank taken out by a roadside bomb.

Im afraid you made one more mistake. - This is the famous "Cojone Eh" M1 Abrams disabled during Thunder Run and later destroyed by the USAF.

[Mspfc Doc DuFresne]

Not really a war zone, but this illustrates the difference between Haiti and the Dominican Republic. There are pretty much no trees whatsoever left in Haiti, all of them having been burnt for charcoal, and the ensuing degradation of the terrain has also been similarly impressive.

[SirGutz]

Austro–Hungarian soldiers throw granates, left German steel helmet, right Austrian-Hungary

[Herc]

Nice photo Doc.



A formation of Heinkel He.70's of the Condor Legion in Spain.

Originally designed as a transport plane for Lufthansa, it was significantly faster than nearly all fighters at the time of its production in 1932, It even set 8 speed over distance records.
It has been said that the He 70 was an inspiration or influence for the Supermarine Spitfire's elliptical wings
and was also sent to Japan for inspection and inspired the development of the Aichi D3A Val light bomber

[siben]

[siben]

No i do not, but you see destroyed soviet stuff all the time, do you get off on stuff like that? People died in those just like in this. For me there is no difference, just the annoyance of the complete lack of pictures of destroyed allied stuff.

At least in the WW2 picture of the day tread you see both allied and axis tanks that where taken out, here it seems that allied has some huge bias and can not be shown in a weak position.

And at least i post pictures of actual war and there results, like it says in the rules of the tread.

EDIT: A second picture, for those who don't want to see pictures of our side losing.

[THeTA0123]

Destroyed M2 Bradley in Iraq

[Invincible]

Hell with it I just post it,
I  got accepted today for a photography study next year, Witch I am extremely happy about!
So I'm leaving the army for the next 3 years.
This is one of the photos I used for my presentation.
It is army related, So I thought I just post it here.

One of the forum members here, DanaragM1 helped me out with the editing work. Thanks mate, much appreciated!