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🇮🇷An Iranian Su-24MK ready to takeoff from Mehrabad International Airport, 16 April 2009.
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Post #659 116
🇯🇵/🇺🇦Former Japanese Mitsubishi Type 73 light vehicle in Ukrainian Service, January 2026.
Post #657 113
Chechen sniper using a modified Mosin-Nagant with a makeshift suppressor and PSO-1 scope, First Chechen War, 1995.
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Post #656 107
🇵🇪Peruvian Army BM-21 "Grad" MLRS during training, 2007 period.
Post #652 122
🇯🇵 Japanese 'Type 97 Civilian Conversion':

• After WW2 a wide variety of tanks from multiple nations would be converted into civilian vehicles. Japan would convert this Type 97 Chi-Ha Medium Tank into a bulldozer.

• The Type 97's original main armament would consist of a Type 97 57mm gun.

• The tank would be powered by a 170hp Mitsubishi SA12200VD engine and have a top speed of 38km/h.

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🇦🇱An Albanian Type 59 tank on the banks of the White Drin River near Kukës, 6 June 1999.
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🇱🇧Lebanese Army M113A1 and VAB VTT of the 6th Infantry Brigade during the Lebanese Civil War in 1984.
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🇹🇭Thailand's M163 VADS footage.
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🇩🇪German '10.5 Geschützwagen Mk.6 (e)':

Created in WW2, the 10.5 cm leFH 16 auf Geschützwagen Mk.6 (e) was based on a captured British Mk.6 light tank and would be converted into a self-propelled howitzer.

The main armament would be a 105mm Light Field Howitzer 16. The base 88hp Meadows 6-cylinder engine would remain unchanged and the added weight would reduce the top speed to 50km/h.
Post #644 108
🇷🇺A 100mm MT-12 Rapira anti-tank gun mounted on top of an MT-LBu armored vehicle. Based on the "V" marking, this vehicle belongs to the Northern Military District. I love pretty much every kind of MT-LB variant; you can literally mount "everything and more" on this platform.
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Post #640 118
This the early test bed of the Soviet Object 775.

• Which was the Object 734 hull & Object 775 turret which used the 125mm D-126 gun-missile launcher. In March 30, 1963 the Rubin missile system was approved and Chelyabinsk would begin work on the system.

• Early test beds of the D-126 would also include the Object 241. The ESU-125 ("Sfera") gun was used to test the guided Rubin and unguided BUR munitions. (4th picture)
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