actyon

Ak 47 avec chargeur version tambours de 90 balles

Es un navire de la WWII???

C'est pas des soldat US durant la guerre du vietnam :-[

FIGHTER J-10 AEROBATIC TEAM OF CHINA IN YEKATERINBURG, AUGUST 21, 2013

je partage vivement votre avis mon ami

C'est chinois

=D phillipe?

BTR 82

Quelque photos des FS russes

Énorme comme hélicoptère le Mi-6

http://fr.rian.ru/defense/20130821/199067195.html

La Corée du Sud choisi le F-15 «Silent Eagle» !

Je vient de decouvrir le sujet merci pour le partage Kiriyama =D

Un autre missile c'est quoi??

Je relance un nouveau deal ::)

C'est quoi des munitions airbust SVP?!

une vue sur l'EOTS (Electro Optical Targeting System) du F-35

Why do mid-air collisions between fighter jets occur? Two F-16C Falcon single seat aircraft, assigned to the 113th Wing, D.C. Air National Guard, were involved in a mid-air collision Aug. 1. The aircraft were on a routine night training mission off the coast of Chincoteague, Va., approximaley 70 miles southeast of Washington. The accident occurred over water at 10:28 p.m. One pilot ejected from his aircraft safely and inflated his emergeny raft. He was recovered by members of the U.S. Coast Guard Air Station Elizabeth City at 12:30 a.m. Aug. 2. The second pilot and aircraft was able to return to Joint Base Andrews without further incident.” Image credit: U.S. Air Force Following the above news of a midair collision, many readers of The Aviationist asked how this kind of incidents may happen. There is always the risk of a midair collision when two or more aircraft fly close to one each other. Even if some collisions in the past took place because of failures or during engaments, air-to-air combat maneuvering, many (more) have occurred as perfectly working aircraft were rejoining the formation. That phase of the flight can be extremely dangerous, especially at night: the two pilots, flying in a tactical spread formation, have to tighten the formation. The lead aircraft is reached by the wingman, with the latter initially forced to keep a higher speed (otherwise it would not reach the leader) and then to suddenly reduce his speed to match the leading plane’s airspeed. A distraction can be fatal. And don’t forget how close the aircraft fly from the moment until landing: once again, a sudden move, a distraction, hence a human error could cause the midair. http://theaviationist.com/2013/08/05/mid-air-collision-f16/#.R4VZ9srxrIU

A voir

http://psk.blog.24heures.ch/

Kiriyama tres belle trouvaille la photo est unique a un moment donne on se crois qu'elle est reelle ^-^