if so this Mi24's crews are real "cossacks" for me ...
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if so this Mi24's crews are real "cossacks" for me ...Tomahawk or similar weapons could be given under certain conditions, including the ban on targeting RF territory. The first batch of Javelins was kept far away from the front line in Donbas and its combat usage was not allowed until the end of 2021, as far as I know. Therefore potential "fallout" is not an obstacle.
As for the Belgorod oil depot, my "gut feeling" is that it was our mission and it was fully authorised. By the way, it was not denied. The official MoD announcement was "we do not confirm and we do not deny" and "Russian Federation is responsible for the safety accidents in its territory".
I was watching a CNN YT vid. A retired general who was giving commentary said he's seen reports of Russians mining the Black Sea off Bulgaria and Romania. That's kind of vague but anyone else hear of this?
Major General Paul Eaton, USA (Ret)
There's the whiney bitch again...
They claim they have have not killed a single civilian and all civilian deaths are "staged" by Ukraine.
These shots were taken at Key West. We fought Top Gun Hornets and MiG-29s. One of my two top TDYs ever. The Germans were world class good guys, and we had a blast. Many brain cells were consumed and no alcohol was hurt…
I took the first shot after doing ACM. The second shot was taken by Sgt Withers, of which another was on the cover of the Air Force magazine. We were flying over Ft Jackson, located about 270/60 off NAS Key West tacan.
Here is yours truly on the cover of the Rolling Stone, okay just the USAF magazine…
And I did buy five copies for my mother.
The Mosin-Nagant model 1891 is a bolt action 7.62 rifle, arsenal upgraded to "91/30" in 1930. It was the main WW2 battle rifle. It is a collector arm in this country.
These shots were taken at Key West. We fought Top Gun Hornets and MiG-29s. One of my two top TDYs ever. The Germans were world class good guys, and we had a blast. Many brain cells were consumed and no alcohol was hurt…
I took the first shot after doing ACM. The second shot was taken by Sgt Withers, of which another was on the cover of the Air Force magazine. We were flying over Ft Jackson, located about 270/60 off NAS Key West tacan.
Here is yours truly on the cover of the Rolling Stone, okay just the USAF magazine…
And I did buy five copies for my mother.
More Pics or it didn't happen…
More pics would be nice, though.
Forum needs a doubleplus agree button for these sorts of posts.
It's called bacon…