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softly Killing

Pour le moment rien sur l'helicoptere,d'ici la date de livraison on aura peut etre la reponse

Un mirageIIIC Rose C'est une bonne reponse

Le hangar du Kouznetsov Apontage d’un Su-33 sur le Kouznetsov Les lance-missiles anti-navires SS-N-19 Shipwreck sous le pont du Kuznetsov Un Su-33 stationné devant l’ilot central du porte-aéronefs Kouznetsov

La réponse et l'orthographe bravo ;)

Ausitôt poste ausitôt trouve bravo :D

Je le connais bien c'est Saparmyrat Nyýazow Ancien Présidents du Turkménistan

C'etais un S/officier de L'US.AIRFORCES (non-commissioned officer)

New one

Un autre plus facile

T26 de la Royal Navy

F-22 Raptor fighter pilot Air Force Majors Christopher Paulhamus, 3rd Operations Group chief of standards and evaluations and Blake Johnson, 517th Airlift Squadron C-12F Huron pilot, fly towards a remote long range radar site Sept. 19, 2013. Air Force pilots operate a wide variety of equipment from helicopters to fighters to heavy-lift cargo aircraft. (U.S. Air Force photo/Staff Sgt. Zachary Wolf)

Russian Tank Biathlon is Gathering Momentum The United States and a number of European countries have asked to participate in Russia’s international tank biathlon, President Vladimir Putin said Wednesday. “They filed a request with the Defense Ministry to participate. We will be happy [to have them],” News agency Novosti quoted president Putin addressing questions from students at a Moscow university. The Defense Ministry said in a statement Wednesday that more than 40 countries had expressed interest in participating. Putin said the event helps promote the nation’s defense industry, noting that Russia is second only to the US in terms of the volume of arms exports. With the global decline of demand for tanks and other heavy, tracked armored vehicles Russia emerges as the largest manufacturer and exporter of such vehicles, including T-90 and upgraded T-72s. http://defense-update.com/20140123_russian-tank-biathlon-gathering-momentum.html

Searching New Home for 13,000 MRAPs The Army, Marine Corps and other services intend to keep about 11,000 MRAPs. About 6,500 trucks are still being used in Afghanistan, but the bulk of those will return stateside by the time the U.S. military withdrawal is completed late this year. About 6,000 trucks—many of them, older models used in Iraq—already have been returned to the U.S., Another 1,600 or so are in Kuwait. Many of these vehicles will be scrapped, if new users aren’t found. http://defense-update.com/20140123_markets_for_mraps.html

Forced by Budget Cuts, US Army is Likely to End GCV Program f the US omnibus budget bill that President Obama signed earlier this month didn’t already make it clear, the Army’s Ground Combat Vehicle program is all but dead. Paul McLeary reported on Defense News today, quoting U.S. Army Chief of Staff of the General Raymond T. Odierno talking on a breakfast speech earlier today. http://defense-update.com/20140123_forced-budget-cut-us-army-likely-end-gcv-program.html?utm_source=feedblitz&utm_medium=FeedBlitzEmail&utm_content=96272&utm_campaign=0

C'est nouveau

Rien n'a dire au specialiste =D

Mais comment la trouve il y a aucun indice sur la photo :(

FARSOLDIER La c'est une provocation claire et net arrête de te comporte de cette maniere,nous sommes dans un sujet tres serieux alors que tu nous prend pour des navets,si cela te faire rire garde le pour toi si non il y a un topic reserve a l'humeur de se genre

new one

C'est de la Navy mais aucune idee sur le Nom

Des troupes US peut etre en Afghanistan