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ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
But You didn't Catch the Point:
Roman–Persian Wars - Wikipedia
Have look at the Commanders section, can you those Small crosses? That indicate a "KIA". 3 Emperors KIA and 1 POW.
What on our side? Nothing.
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pops-paolo
I will love England forever despite Euro 2020!
Rome to south turkey 2500km in ancient times
Baghdad to south turkey 600 km
and still never invaded significant Roman territories
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
By "South Turkey", You mean Kirkuk? Zakho? Mosul? Erbil? Soleimanieh? Sheladiz? Pendro? Mergasur? Akre? Soran? Shaqlave? Zumar? Batifa? Summel? Khankesh?
Dayrabun? Bugha?
And Baghdad is Iraq's Capital, Not ours.
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pops-paolo
I will love England forever despite Euro 2020!
also the capital of that iranian empire
south eastern
FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
pops-paolo
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pops-paolo
I will love England forever despite Euro 2020!
you win some you lose some but in total those wars resulted in the decline of Rome and Iranians so no one won
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
Nope, That was not, and Is not. Baghdad was Built by order of The Calif, Mansour Davaniqi on 762 AD. The Ctesiphon was located 55 km North of Baghdad.
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pops-paolo
I will love England forever despite Euro 2020!
no the capital was around the city of Bagdad that's why I used bagdahd
ARTESH
Chief Master Sergeant
The Word Comes from Old Sanskrit, meaning "Given by God". Then It became arabized as "بغداد', due to lack of letter "گ" in Arabic Alphabet.
Arabic and Persian use same writing system, but are from 2 completly different Language Families. Persian shares roots with most of Modern European Languages, Meanwhile Arabic is much more similar to Hebrew.
معنی بغداد | پارسی ویکی
You realize you are arguing the history of Iran with an Iranian right? Quit trolling.
A short summary of some of the Reno jet rules are:
1. No swept-wings.
2. No afterburners
And, after an L-29 with a western engine set the record,
3. No experimentals, original certificate only.
FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
I crewed several jets there, won a few races - but all of them fly under US experimental airworthiness certificates
If you're looking for a full-time race series - then the World Championship Air Races is about the only one. I'm not too sure about the F1 air races, but don't confuse them with F1 cars - they've got a 200cubic inch maximum engine displacement!
There's nothing regularly happening with jets though.
Even a stock L-39 is running on an experimental cert isn't it?
FLYBOYJ
"THE GREAT GAZOO"
Yes - no jet running in the jet class has a US TCDS so they can only be registered experimental. I think they relaxed some of the modification requirements if they are sanctioned by the manufacturer. It's been 6 years since my last stint so I know things have changed. BTW, right now the Pylon Race School (PRS) is going on.
MIflyer
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I got rather too good of a look at an L-39 a few years back in a head on pass. If you are going to paint airplanes camo you should be required to have a flashing stobe on the tip of the nose.
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pops-paolo
I will love England forever despite Euro 2020!
i was talking about fame wise
They were regularly pulling 100,000+ spectators when running under the Red Bull banner...
It'll never have the same mass appeal as something like F1 does, but I can't see what people see in that parade of cars. I'd compare it more with the WRC or something like that, since it's a similar timed format.
space dodo
Airman 1st Class
this post is late but btw the SAAF calls them impalas and use them for training and they were used in the border war. one took a SAM to the side and managed to return home- the warhead malfunctioned.
