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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4605 on: 12-02-2012, 19:02:33 »


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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4606 on: 13-02-2012, 05:02:08 »
 What does ARA mean?

google is not my friend when I look it up.
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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4607 on: 13-02-2012, 09:02:00 »
That's why you use wikipedia:
Armada de la República Argentina, the Argentine Navy
It's half naked people on boats. That's all.
Here in Finland we call that "summer".

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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4608 on: 13-02-2012, 16:02:16 »


A4 Skyhawk during the Falklands War. This A4 belongs to the IV Air Brigade, and it appears that this particular A4 took part in the sinking of a Royal Navy ship.


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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4609 on: 13-02-2012, 18:02:32 »


Turkish Army Rocket Launchers in a drill at the mountains.

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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4610 on: 13-02-2012, 22:02:39 »


AC-47 Spooky gunship - Vietnam

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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4611 on: 14-02-2012, 03:02:30 »
Love reading about those, great aircraft.

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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4612 on: 14-02-2012, 07:02:11 »
Oooh the Spooky! Love it in IL2 Stumorvik

I have a FMB scenario where you start flying a Spooky and support advancing ground troops, taking out enemy armor with your Miniguns!


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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4613 on: 14-02-2012, 09:02:17 »

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Syrian army tanks are seen stationed at the entrance to Baba Amr neighbourhood in Homs on February 13, 2012. Syria ignored a new Arab initiative to end the bloodshed, with its troops pounding the protest hub of Homs as Russia said a ceasefire is needed before peacekeepers can be deployed.
And so he spoke, and so he spoke, that lord of Castamere,
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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4614 on: 14-02-2012, 12:02:06 »
OOh, history in the making.

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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4615 on: 15-02-2012, 19:02:25 »

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Lebanese soldiers secure an area in the neighbourhood of Bab al-Tabbaneh in the northern city of Tripoli on February 12, 2012
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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4616 on: 16-02-2012, 10:02:44 »

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A Syrian amry armored personel carrirer is seen at a district of Harasta, some 9 kilometers north of Damascus on February 15, 2012. Syria's president Bashar al-Assad has called a referendum on a new constitution that would effectively end nearly five decades of single party rule, state media said, as troops reportedly stormed protest hubs.

Interesting add-on armour.
And so he spoke, and so he spoke, that lord of Castamere,
But now the rains weep o'er his hall, with no one there to hear.
Yes now the rains weep o'er his hall,
and not a soul to hear.

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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4617 on: 16-02-2012, 17:02:17 »
German messenger dog in ww1 who is just jumping over a trench

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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4618 on: 16-02-2012, 18:02:04 »
Were they effective? Cant imagine them working for long distances, and at the front it looks like a easy target.

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Re: Picture of the Day (Other eras)
« Reply #4619 on: 16-02-2012, 18:02:32 »
probably in situations that the soldiers couldnt get out of the trench to send it. I think they were used for medium distances because they would use the communication trench for short and the bicycle messengers or trench radio for longer distances.
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