10 photos from strategypage.com from 18 August 2013 year

1. Warthog in the pines

The A-10 Thunderbolt II Attack Attachment assigned to the 163 Fighter Squadron in Fort Wayne, Indiana, takes off during the Red Flag-Alaska 13-3 12 of August 2013 of the year at Eilson, Alaska. As a rule, two combat scenarios take place every day at Ref Flag-Alaska. Scenarios are formed in accordance with specific training objectives. (Photo of 1 class specialist Lauren-Taylor Levin (Lauren-Taylor Levin), USAF)

2. "Lightning" in the night

Atlantic Ocean (14 on August 2013 of the year) the F-35B Lightning II aircraft lands on the deck of the landing ship USS Wasp (LHD 1) during the second F-35 sea test. The F-35B is a variant of a joint strike fighter for the Marine Corps and is undergoing a series of tests aboard the Wasp. (Photo courtesy of Andy Wolfe, Lockheed Martin)

3. "Lightning" leaves Wasp

The Atlantic Ocean (14 of August 2013 of the year) F-35B Lightning II takes off from the deck of the USS Wasp landing ship (LHD 1) during the second F-35 sea test. The F-35B is a variant of a joint strike fighter for the Marine Corps and is undergoing a series of tests aboard the Wasp. (Photo courtesy of Andy Wolfe, Lockheed Martin)

4. Sanitary evacuation

The paratroopers of the special operations forces of the coalition lower the stretcher during a sanitary evacuation in the province of Nuristan, Afghanistan on April 9, 13. The special forces of the Afghan National Army and the special forces of the coalition visited this place for the first time in more than two years, threatening enemy forces to seize the village. The operation is led by special forces to ensure national security by encouraging local residents so that they can count on the support of government troops, not insurgents. (Photo of 2012 mass communication specialist Glay Weiss (Clay Weis), US Navy)

5. Orion Capsule Tests

Norfolk (13 August 2013 of the year) Sailors assigned to the amphibious assault ship USS Arlington (LPD 24) bring the Orion capsule to the Arlington dock during NASA's first key stationary test, Norfolk Naval Base. NASA is working with the US Navy to develop procedures for the rescue of the Orion capsule and crew after landing. (Photo by Mass Media Specialist Andrew Schneider, US Navy)

6. Marines leap

US Marines Special Operations Command marines jump from a C-130 ramp during an exercise where jumps are made from a great height, and the parachute opens very low off the ground (HALO), on the airfield in North Carolina on July 8 2013- th year. Marines are practicing the skills of skydiving from a great height. (Photo by Junior Corporal Steven Fox (Steven Fox), US Marine Corps)

7. Rocket launch

The Roosevelt Missile Destroyer (DDG 80) launches Standard Missile (SM) 2 missiles during a joint march with a strike group of George G. W. Bush. Roosevelt is participating in a group campaign to improve the interaction of the strike team and prepare for the upcoming deployment. (Photo by Brian Read Castillo, Specialist, 2 Mass Communications Class, US Navy)

8. Takeoff Spirit

The B-2 Spirit bomber from the 509-th bomber wing detaches from the 25-th July 2013 of the runway at the Whiteman airbase, Missouri. The invisibility or invisibility characteristics of the B-2А aircraft provide it with a unique ability to overcome the most difficult enemy defenses and threaten its most valuable and highly protected targets. (Photo by Staff Sergeant Nick Wilson (Nick Wilson), USAF)

9. Sea hawk under starlight

Coral Sea (8 August 2013 year) MH-60S Sea Hawk helicopter prepares for takeoff during training USS Bonham Richard (LHD 6). Bonn Richard is the flagship of the Bonham Richard Landing Group with the 31st Marine Expeditionary Force on board, conducts certification exercises in the zone of responsibility of the 7th American fleet. (Photo by Edward Guttierrez III, U.S. Navy)

10. Paladin

Soldiers from the battery "B", 5 th battalion, 82 th field artillery regiment firing from 155-mm howitzer Paladin at the Fort Hood range to support the second Stallion battalion (Stallion), 8 th reconnaissance regiment, 1- brigade tactical group "Ironhorse" (Iron Horse), 1-th armored cavalry division.

Comments

[Vladimirets]

"The stealth or invisibility characteristics of the B-2A provide it with the unique ability to penetrate the enemy's most difficult defenses and threaten their most valuable and heavily defended targets."

So it is true, only a couple of fighter squadrons, DRLO, EW aircraft, which minimize all this stealth, are attached to it. It's scary to lose an eroplan for 1 billion bucks.

[tronin.maxim]

Quote: Vladimirets

So it’s like that, only a couple of fighter squadrons, DRLO, EW airplanes, which minimize all this stealth, are minimized.

Yes, and without them, he is noticeable. It’s impossible to do absolutely inconspicuous, as our scientists proved in Soviet times.

[Professor]

I don’t know whether he is invisible or not, but he looks beautiful.

[omsbon]

Quote: professor

I don’t know whether he is invisible or not, but he looks beautiful.

But it seems to me that it burns or is stuck in the ground, it looks spectacular!

[Professor]

As a techie, I love beautiful and advanced equipment and I want to remind you that it is not a plane that kills (Soviet pilots also fought on tens of thousands of American planes), but a man sitting in the cockpit. This aircraft, although expensive, is technically impressive.

PS

But it seems to me that it burns or is stuck in the ground, it looks spectacular!

[iSpoiler]

Damn wanted plus, but slammed minus .....
Excuse me please .., not specifically)).
Yes, I must admit beautifully fota.

[Lopatov]

My double to you. To err is common for everyone. But, damn it, how few people admit it.

They take pictures exceptionally beautifully because they have those in the army who do this on a professional basis.

[omsbon]

Quote: professor

I want to remind you that it is not the plane that kills

Dear Oleg! Thank you very much liked the photo.

Quote: professor

(Soviet pilots also fought on tens of thousands of American planes)

Here I do not agree with you.
According to reports, during the Lend-Lease War, the Soviet Union received 13981 fighters, 3652 bombers, 206 seaplanes, 19 reconnaissance and reconnaissance aircraft, 719 transport aircraft, and 82 training aircraft. A total of 18659 aircraft.

[Professor]

Quote: omsbon

Here I do not agree with you.

I won’t argue. It’s just that this photo from a recent article was imprinted in my head.

"The Allies delivered 22206 different types of aircraft to the USSR ..."

[Lopatov]

Quote: professor

I won’t argue. It’s just that this photo from a recent article was imprinted in my head.

Japan mother ... Professor, this photo should be imprinted in the head:

[karbofos]

Professor is the best photo you posted (burnt spirit). from the personal archive?

[Professor]

Quote: kalbofos

Professor is the best photo you posted (burnt spirit). from the personal archive?

No. From the personal archive (made by me personally) I upload very rarely. For this they are personal in order to stay with me. By the way, there are crashed aircraft.

[karbofos]

lay out more American crashed in what century I put you a plus !!!

[Papakiko]

Quote: Vladimirets

It's scary to lose an eroplan for 1 billion bucks.

Yes, to hell with this waffle.
I am interested in something else: What exactly does the professor propagandize or what does Herrrr want to show by posting these photos in the majority with mediocre content and "questionable" anatations?
Photo 9 categorically beautiful view of the Milky Way.
No. 7 funny rainbow highlight.
And the rest as-what-why-why?

[Vladimirets]

Quote: Papakiko

What exactly does the professor propagandize or what does Herrrr want to show by posting these photographs mostly with mediocre content and "questionable" anatations?

Good photos of military equipment are beautiful in themselves regardless of the relationship to the developing country or the armies of countries. Any person who is fond of military equipment is interested in seeing such photos, even if they are photos of the "beloved" Armed Forces of the states.

[Papakiko]

Quote: Vladimirets

Any person who is fond of military equipment is interested in seeing such photos, even if they are photos of the "beloved" Armed Forces of the states.

For me, there is no significance at all to the ownership of equipment.
What side are your photos number 5 and number 6?
No. 2 and No. 3 I can substantiate, as you see "uryapatriots" and FU-35 is already flying and, moreover, almost normally.
SO?
For example the view of the FU-35 on the deck of a "British iron".

[Vladimirets]

Quote: Papakiko

For me, there is no significance at all to the ownership of equipment.

So what are your words:

Quote: Papakiko

What exactly is promoting

And here is propaganda? Photos are just good.

Quote: Papakiko

No. 2 and No. 3 I can substantiate, as you see "uryapatriots" and FU-35 is already flying and, moreover, almost normally.
SO?

No matter how it relates to the fabulously expensive F-35, its publicized capabilities and real value, but this is also military equipment, which I, for example, also want to look at. Or can only our equipment be hung out? After all, the site is called Voennoye Obozreniye, not the VDNKh pavilion.

[igor67]

Quote: Papakiko

Quote: Vladimirets

It's scary to lose an eroplan for 1 billion bucks.

Yes, to hell with this waffle.
I am interested in something else: What exactly does the professor propagandize or what does Herrrr want to show by posting these photos in the majority with mediocre content and "questionable" anatations?
Photo 9 categorically beautiful view of the Milky Way.
No. 7 funny rainbow highlight.
And the rest as-what-why-why?

The site is called Military Review, and this is just an overview of military equipment, but do you prefer gecko on geopolitics?

[beard999]

Quote: igor67

it’s just a review of military equipment

This is not a review. This is a haphazard drag and drop of images from a well-known, public resource. Those who are interested in seeing such photos can safely go to strategypage.com. There are a huge number of photos, and there are much more interesting ones than those that the professor drags here. This he has already turned into a weekly mission. Obviously, this annoys many, so the professor did not give a reason why he does this so often. In general, it seems that the more participants of the resource are indignant at such “reviews” of the professor, the more often he publishes such materials here. It seems like a banal provocation ...

[Pimply]

This is probably why the professor has the status of a "consultant" on the site, and you have a visitor. Because he knows how to look a little further than srach about "Gayrope" and throwing hats into the air.

[Papakiko]

Quote: igor67

and this is just a review of military equipment

What do photos 5 and 6 have to do with your pathos saying?

Quote: igor67

Do you like geopolitics more?

This people amuse themselves in a mortar ... crush.
For comparison: Take a trip to the village and don’t smell the manure.
Or you can snatch out from Kirkorov's song; "My bathhouse, I'm your basin.
My sun, I am your ray. My door, I am your key. "
This is not to mention the content under each photo.
If Herrrr the Professor wants to, then let him write reviews weekly about mattress exercises and provide them with photographs. And then more than once you catch on the stuffing "mura" (for example, photo No. 5 and subsequent analyzes from: http://topwar.ru/30315-10-fotografiy-s-strategypagecom-ot-2-go-iyulya-2013- go-go
da.html # comment-id-1300235)
I myself can "stamp" all sorts of crap with the attached photos, for example:
Joint US-Norway exercise in the Norwegian Sea "Environmental Intent". Spetsnaz with specially trained diving dogs are practicing landing from the C-5 Galaxy to the sea surface, followed by immersion and examination of the K-278 Komsomolets.
All my words are aimed solely at pushing people to conscientious labor or GOOD CONSCIENT creation.
And they are categorically not aimed at insulting or belittling an individual.

[Dimka off]

not 1 billion but 2,1 billion bucks

[0255]

So it is true, only a couple of fighter squadrons, DRLO, EW aircraft, which minimize all this stealth, are attached to it. It's scary to lose an eroplan for 1 billion bucks.

B-2 was worth $ 1996 billion in 2; now, in comparable prices, it is worth $ 10 billion. One of these will be shot down from Strela MANPADS - the US military budget will incur heavy losses)))

[Kovrovsky]

When the domestic life of the army and navy will be promoted?

[12061973]

Quote: Kovrovsky

When the domestic life of the army and navy will be promoted?

on the next branch, about deadly Russian weapons, full of pictures of multi-colored tanks, which you will not see in the strategypage, the minister in a new form, BEAUTY!

[Akim]

I liked the photo with the rainbow.

[Reserve buildbat]

Beautiful photos. Thank you Professor. Now, to look at such photographic reviews from our troops ... Yes, no one is scratching something on this score.

[LaGlobal]

Quote: Stroibat stock

Beautiful photos.

For me, our technology is more beautiful, and especially the birds!

[Reserve buildbat]

Our TECHNOLOGY is more beautiful. I spoke exclusively about the photo.

[engineer74]

"5. Tests of the Orion capsule"
It looks like the touch of the 60s is eternal, for another hundred years we will fly into space on the reincarnations of the Soyuz, Mir, Apollo. It's a shame, the XXI century and nothing new - the technology of 50 years of "freshness". If space technology was updated at the pace of iPhones and Galaxy ...
Thanks for the beautiful selection!

[LaGlobal]

Quote: engineer74

we will fly into space on the reincarnations of the Soyuz, Mir, and Apollo. It's a shame, the XXI century and nothing new - the technology of 50 years of "freshness".

For the progress of everything becomes a conflict, not local, but global. All that we use now is actually the consequences of the 2 World War and, as a consequence, the Cold War. And now - the calm before the storm. Let's wait for the little one. Maybe that will be.

[engineer74]

I don’t think that there will be anything, the consumer society is focused on getting momentary profit, and this does not shine in space. We need an alternative, otherwise we will "consume" all available resources, get over the last crumbs and hello another global war, with all that it implies ... We will reopen steam and electricity, in 500 years ...

[LaGlobal]

I apologize for being off topic, because I have not seen an article today on military review. But today I read the following news: military investigators did not find a crime in the actions of Serdyukov and Polezhaeva.

Once again, I apologize for the off-topic post.

[biglow]

Quote: LaGlobal

I apologize for being off topic, because I have not seen an article today on military review. But today I read the following news: military investigators did not find a crime in the actions of Serdyukov and Polezhaeva.

Once again, I apologize for the off-topic post.

this is a typical newspaper hype, so many things hang on Serdyukov that more is one thing, one less will not change the essence ..

[Russ69]

Quote: LaGlobal

I apologize for being off topic, because I have not seen an article today on military review. But today I read the following news: military investigators did not find a crime in the actions of Serdyukov and Polezhaeva.

Once again, I apologize for the off-topic post.

While one thing, and he has a dozen or more. Now, if all is justified, then nah ... such justice.

[ivshubarin]

Good article, partners need to know in person

[awg75]

it is necessary to stop advertising the enemy.

[zadorin1974]

for some reason, mankind makes weapons the most beautiful - the photos are really cool - and mind you from Amers, we still have a lot to learn, at least to show the greatness (albeit soapy) of military equipment. We even have booklets for the exhibition, to put it mildly, of average quality

[sys-1985]

They know how to beautifully remove and present. The photos are really beautiful. Our would shoot like that!

[mib-alex]

Orion capsule .... Amers didn’t show off with capsules, but returned to simple and reliable capsules used by the USSR since ancient times.)))

[MG42]

Attacked by the 10rd Fighter Squadron in Fort Wayne, Indiana, A-163 Thunderbolt II takes off during Red Flag-Alaska exercises

You can also branch not 10 photos, but 10 videos for a change, preferably not only Americans, so as not to pour water on the Pentagon mill >> Video is always more informative than a photo ..
A10 Thunderbolt II attack aircraft

[Nayhas]

Photo 9 is just magical ... Where is the sky?

[ICT]

Quote: Nayhas

Where is the sky?

somewhere in the south of Australia
The burning American tanker Neosho (USS Neosho (AO-23)), damaged by the attacks of Japanese dive bombers, is slowly sinking. Battle of the Coral Sea