Military Photos

[Sunni Man]

Best army ever fielded by any country. America should have allied with Germany to defeat the Russian bolshevik jews. The world today would be a safer and more stable place. ....

 

[Bleipriester]

Best army ever fielded by any country. America should have allied with Germany to defeat the Russian bolshevik jews. The world today would be a safer and more stable place. ....

The Wehrmacht (Note: 1871 - 1918: Wehrmacht, 1919 - 1933: Reichswehr, 1933 - 1945: Wehrmacht, whereas "Wehrmacht" is also a term describing an army) is certainly one of the best and most respected armies but the political system of the Nazis was outright unacceptable as it excluded certain people by default.

 

[namvet]

I never knew he was in Nam: 20 February 1966: Brigadier General James M. Stewart, United States Air Force Reserve, flew the last combat mission of his military career, a 12 hour, 50 minute “Arc Light” bombing mission over Vietnam, aboard Boeing B-52 Stratofortress of the 736th Bombardment Squadron, 454th Bombardment Wing.

Brigadier General James M. (“Jimmy”) Stewart, USAFR (center) with the crew of B-52F Stratofortress 57-149, at Anderson Air Force Base, Guam, 20 February 1966. (U.S. Air Force)

 

[williepete]

 

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[williepete]

How To Read a Sukhoi Su-27 Flanker’s Body Language:

 

[longknife]

 

[namvet]

This photo was taken by a soldier in Afghanistan of a C-47 Chinook helo rescue mission. The pilot is a PA Guard guy who flies EMS choppers in civilian life. Now how many people on the planet you reckon could set the ass end of a chopper down on the roof top of a shack on a steep mountain cliff and hold it there while soldiers load wounded men in the rear? If this does not impress you, nothing ever will. Gives me the chills and a serious case of the vertigo . I can’t even imagine having the nerve … much less the talent and ability . God Bless our military!

 

[williepete]

This photo was taken by a soldier in Afghanistan of a C-47 Chinook helo rescue mission. The pilot is a PA Guard guy who flies EMS choppers in civilian life. Now how many people on the planet you reckon could set the ass end of a chopper down on the roof top of a shack on a steep mountain cliff and hold it there while soldiers load wounded men in the rear? If this does not impress you, nothing ever will. Gives me the chills and a serious case of the vertigo . I can’t even imagine having the nerve … much less the talent and ability . God Bless our military!

As much as I rag on rotor heads, I admire their skill.

 

[Manonthestreet]

 

[Manonthestreet]

IF thats a 111 They should not have retired these.....

 

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[longknife]

 

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[longknife]

US Coast Guard Serving in the Mekong Delta during the war

 

[Manonthestreet]

 

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[Manonthestreet]

CDR Salamander: Fullbore Friday

 

[longknife]

An Air Force Elephant Walk

 

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