All day, everyday military pictures

Here's two pictures I took last year of a B-29 bomber.


I have more of the B-29 and others if you like to see more.

More @Vassilli1942 more!

I have some photos of Estonian minelayers that I saw day ago, but they are so boring, so I wont post them...

Tail Gun of B-29

P-51 Mustang

B-29 gun turret.

Why haven't I been receiving alerts from here?

Anyway...

Soldiers of the East German Army (Nationale Volksarmee)

Red Army

Prussian Soldiers during the Battle of Mollwitz ( i think)

German Soldiers in the battle of Marne, WW1

Question: @GeorgykZhukov what is it with you and your fetish on DDR

M4 Sherman Tank

AA gun

I'm just interested in it, and it's the only nationality i have that had a communist state at a point, so that spurs even more interest.

@BlazinAzura if you have cool pictures (or anybody else for that matter) of kirov class ships please post them

Finnish Hamina class missile boat

More NATO pictures

Russian photos for once

what a champ Anatoly Lebed

In 1999, he went to the North Caucasus as a volunteer in the combined militias after purchasing his own equipment and flying to Makhachkala in Dagestan. When military ops moved into Chechnya in October 1999, he went to Moscow and re enlisted in the service signing a contract with the Ministry of Defence of the Russian Federation and immediately returned to Chechnya to participate in counter-terrorism operations. From 1999 to 2007, he made over 10 trips to Chechnya and participated in special operations in the areas of the cities of Gudermes and Argun, as well as in the suburbs of Grozny and the Vedeno region.

In 2003, while engaged in combat in the Ulus-Kert mountains, he stepped on a mine and lost a foot. He refused to resign from the Armed Forces, his superior physical fitness allowed him to remain in the service, to carry on parachuting (over 840 jumps) and to still do martial arts with the prosthesis.

On January 9, 2005 his patrol was ambushed, refusing to let his injured men be captured by the enemy, he single-handedly engaged and overcame an enemy superior in numbers.

In a subsequent battle on January 24, 2005, he was injured by multiple fragment wounds in the back while shielding his men from the blast of a rocket propelled grenade. Even wounded, he personally neutralised the enemy rocket and machine gun post then continued leading the patrol leading to the capture and destruction of a terrorist base.

He was awarded the Title of Hero of the Russian Federation on April 6, 2005 by Presidential Decree citing "for courage and heroism in the performance of military duties in the North Caucasus. He then held the rank of captain.

@thelistener , you really seem to like navy pics, are you in the navy?

recent exercise:




Mil Mi35 is always fun to have around

Moar hungarian pics

I saw this heli 2 years ago.


Off to invade the USSR with bicycles!

USS Iowa

@lukakiwi no I am not in the navy. I am, after all only 16

I presume you are in or someway related to your armed forces, am I right?

now some military "art"

@thelistener got lots of family in army, kinda expected of me, infact the pics in my last post were taken by my cousin when we were on an exercise a few weeks ago

Heres two ww1 ones

this would be awesome


and a sad one to finish