I always enjoy seeing equipment from “the other side” in use.
And there’s this gem from The Dreamy Dodo. I’d love to know the where and backstory of this pic:
A Mil Mi-6 crew member comrade havin’ fun with a former totalitarian foe. The clock was already ticking for the USSR Communism too. How times flies.
The First Online Tank Museum
The British At War in the Air 1914-1918
A Look Into The Wood Turner's World Basic to Advanced Wood Turning
For serious shooters, by serious shooters
Better to stay out of trouble than to get out of trouble.
Scale model building - amateur style
A pragmatic approach to vehicular, home and personal self-defense for everyday people. By Dr. Sherman A. House
Identifying the Best Training, Tools, and Tactics for the Armed Civilian!
Your destination for rare, exotic, and prototype firearms
The best in WWII aviation history
Ripping yarns from the Age of Adventure
History and Hardware of Warfare
Civil War Artillery, Battlefields and Historical Markers
wwii equipment used after the war
New Memories of Old Machines
