Russian Military Weapons

2006-09-27 17:21:36

#26

w0rst: Member; +1|6894

Rosse_modest wrote:
Little too much glorification of nuclear weapons, but other than that, the vid gets my stamp of approval. I've always thought Russian military hardware has that special "spark" that all other hardware misses.

And did it help them? Dont think so. Now that crap is running wild on the black market, cuz there is no more allmighty russian military to look after it/take care of it. Huzzah!

Last edited by w0rst (2006-09-27 17:22:13)

2006-09-27 17:24:56

#27

T0rr3nt: Member; +54|6997|Michigan

i love how the spetznas just rush a room...

2006-09-27 17:30:33

#28

T0X1C1TY: Member; +6|6853|Sierra Tango Foxtrot Uniform

Dude the Russian Military is nowhere near as advanced as they were 15 years ago...
They have a military but there pilots don't Planes to fly every insurgent has a stinger to shoot there Helicopters down with and they let let people buy there way into driving a tank/flying in ANY aircraft they have.
They also have like no more nuclear weapons after the collapse of the Soviet Union and the ICBM disarment in 90/91.
But Gun wise yea they kick alotta ass with there friggin Mikail Kalashnikov pimp weapons...

Last edited by T0X1C1TY (2006-09-27 17:32:32)

2006-09-27 17:33:09

#29

Longbow: Member; +163|7067|Odessa, Ukraine

T0X1C1TY wrote:
Dude the Russian Military is nowhere near as advanced as they were 15 years ago...
They have a military but there pilots don't Planes to fly every insurgent has a stinger to shoot there Helicopters down with and they let let people buy there way into driving a tank/flying in ANY aircraft they have.
But Gun wise yea they kick alotta ass with there friggin Mikail Kalashnikov pimp weapons...

Are you russian military expert ? I think no .

2006-09-27 17:47:45

#30

T0X1C1TY: Member; +6|6853|Sierra Tango Foxtrot Uniform

Do I have to be to do a college tests on two Russian History tests?

Iono

Last edited by T0X1C1TY (2006-09-27 17:47:57)

2006-09-27 17:48:59

#31

APortillo: Member; +21|6933|California, USA

Any one have any vids of just the black eagle in action?

2006-09-27 17:55:08

#32

Rosse_modest: Member; +76|7196|Antwerp, Flanders

w0rst wrote:
Rosse_modest wrote:
Little too much glorification of nuclear weapons, but other than that, the vid gets my stamp of approval. I've always thought Russian military hardware has that special "spark" that all other hardware misses.
And did it help them? Dont think so. Now that crap is running wild on the black market, cuz there is no more allmighty russian military to look after it/take care of it. Huzzah!

No, but they do have "charisma", which is a nice thing to have.

2006-09-27 18:08:06

#33

Capt. Foley: Member; +155|7008|Allentown, PA, USA

Last time I heard that music it was in a Chinese Propoganda film for there military, exactly what this reminds me off. I think this video features 1 of every new advanced weapon Russia has, and they only have one of each.

2006-09-27 18:22:16

#34

Cougar: Banned; +1,962|7185|Dallas

Say hello to the entire Russian economy.

2006-09-27 20:32:21

#35

M3: Banned; +2|6843

Those vehicles all look like skycows

2006-09-27 21:01:01

#36

FoShizzle: Howdah Lysozyme; +21|7047|Pittsburgh, PA

The one thing that I do truly appreciate about Russian theory when developing weapons...they go for absolute saturation. Did you see that rocket launcher? Probably not the most accurate, but holy shit did that thing put a lot of rounds down range in seconds. Modern day Katusha.

2006-09-27 23:00:04

#37

Kolhozik: Member; +38|7086|Phila, PA

FoShizzle wrote:
The one thing that I do truly appreciate about Russian theory when developing weapons...they go for absolute saturation. Did you see that rocket launcher? Probably not the most accurate, but holy shit did that thing put a lot of rounds down range in seconds. Modern day Katusha.

They always do that. lol. Katusha has so many rounds that it doesnt have to be inch to inch accurate. Think of it as mobile MULTI-artillery. They get the coordinates, set the pods to estimated (close enough) range, and enjoy the show.

Here is quote from a web site that supports your statement:

"In the middle of the 60s, while the western countries were looking the helicopter mainly as a transport and rescue machine, the Soviet Army look at them as the air counterpart of the battle tanks."
Quoted from: http://www.helis.com/70s/h_mi24.php

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