US Military Photos and Videos:

Militarov wrote:.....

If anyone is interested into how Apache gun reloading looks like. Take note these guys are quite slow, but this process itself is so unneededly (i belive i just made up a word) complicated that i got no words for t.

Very interesting... Is there a vid out there of the Mi-28NE's reload procedure for comparison? Tried looking around myself, but simply put I don't know where to go to find this stuff.

Militarov wrote:

did they really did a B-2 flyby? fucking awesome!

Militarov wrote:

that is putin-like strοnk and yet it happens in US
sometimes critiques of militarism need to take a look in the mirror

KiloGolf wrote:

Militarov wrote:

that is putin-like strοnk and yet it happens in US
sometimes critiques of militarism need to take a look in the mirror

doing flybys is like a tradition over there at football matches and its awesome as fuck

and this regressive-left negro in the white house nobody cares about him

NationalRus wrote:doing flybys is like a tradition over there at football matches and its awesome as fuck

and this regressive-left negro in the white house nobody cares about him

Awesomeness aside, which is something I like as I enjoy taking photos, does it happen to all their sporting events or just major finals?
For example, in their version of Champions League they let their Air Force, Navy, etc. flyby on the final?

KiloGolf wrote:

NationalRus wrote:doing flybys is like a tradition over there at football matches and its awesome as fuck

and this regressive-left negro in the white house nobody cares about him

Awesomeness aside, which is something I like as I enjoy taking photos, does it happen to all their sporting events or just major finals?
For example, in their version of Champions League they let their Air Force, Navy, etc. flyby on the final?

It does happen for many major sporting events.

M1s on military exercise with Norwegian Telemark Battalion on techniques of driving tracked vehicles in winter conditions on an snow/ice track.

Soo....

Her ass stands a better chance of stopping a round than the LAV.

Regarding fly-overs at U.S. sporting events...it's pretty frequent. If there is an airfield nearby you'll get something. The bigger the event, the more likely. What you get is hugely sporadic. You might get the Blue Angels, a B-2, or a KC-135 tanker or a simple Coast Guard helicopter (less than impressive...).

Militarov wrote:

M1s on military exercise with Norwegian Telemark Battalion on techniques of driving tracked vehicles in winter conditions on an snow/ice track.

is it just me that thinks the engine sound of the Abrams sounds as if it is straining ??

Godric wrote:

Militarov wrote:

M1s on military exercise with Norwegian Telemark Battalion on techniques of driving tracked vehicles in winter conditions on an snow/ice track.

is it just me that thinks the engine sound of the Abrams sounds as if it is straining ??

Well its turbine engine, they more or less always have similar sound, quite annoying sound if you ask me compared to diesels. You always have feeling like its about to die somehow

Militarov wrote:

Godric wrote:

Militarov wrote:

M1s on military exercise with Norwegian Telemark Battalion on techniques of driving tracked vehicles in winter conditions on an snow/ice track.

is it just me that thinks the engine sound of the Abrams sounds as if it is straining ??

Well its turbine engine, they more or less always have similar sound, quite annoying sound if you ask me compared to diesels. You always have feeling like its about to die somehow

were the engines not originally designed for a 55 ton tank ... what is the current weight of a Abrams tank these days 68-72 tons ??

Godric wrote:

Militarov wrote:

Godric wrote:

Militarov wrote:

M1s on military exercise with Norwegian Telemark Battalion on techniques of driving tracked vehicles in winter conditions on an snow/ice track.

is it just me that thinks the engine sound of the Abrams sounds as if it is straining ??

Well its turbine engine, they more or less always have similar sound, quite annoying sound if you ask me compared to diesels. You always have feeling like its about to die somehow

were the engines not originally designed for a 55 ton tank ... what is the current weight of a Abrams tank these days 68-72 tons ??

M1A2SEP is 69.5 tons. M1A2 originally was 64t i belive. Honeywell AGT1500 is still very powerful engine, its 1500hp with 3,800 Nm of torgue.

B-1 Bomber Performs Double Aileron Roll

USAF F-16 after return from the Middle East tour

Here's some footage I put together of two F-4 Phantom II's making some of their final appearances at Oshkosh 2016.  All remaining F-4 Phantoms were converted into remote operated target drones and destroyed later that year.

Zumwalt, Littoral Combat Ships, Destroyers, Cruisers, Assault Ships, Nimitz Supercarrier etc.

Astonishing and tragic photo

A mortar tube accidentally explodes, killing four Afghan soldiers and US Army photographer who took the photo, Spc. Hilda I. Clayton, during an Afghan National Army (ANA) live-fire training exercise in Laghman Province, Afghanistan on July 2, 2013. The 2013 photo was released for the May-June issue of the United States Army journal Military Review.

Footage of American military in Afghanistan.

A live-fire demonstration of a 30mm gun and cannon on reconnaissance vehicles