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Tuesday, 23 September 2014
Size comparison of Nimitz Class carrier with JMSDF's Izumo Class and Hyuga Class
Size comparison of Nimitz Class carrier with JMSDF's Izumo Class and Hyuga Class
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People's Liberation Army Ground Force's Multiple rocket launcher
People's Liberation Army Ground Force's Multiple rocket launcher
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Republic of China Air Force
Republic of China Air Force Mirage 2000-5 and F-CK-1 in flight.
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German Air Force Panavia Tornado
German Air Force Panavia Tornado with special Adler (eagle) paint scheme
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Chinese Aircraft Carrier CV 16 "Liaoning"
Chinese Aircraft Carrier CV 16 "Liaoning"
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Katana
This
is Katana. Israel's new unmanned combat marine system, capable of
supporting a wide variety of homeland security applications: Harbor
security; patrols along coasts, territorial waters and EEZ; electronic
warfare and offshore platform protection. The vessel features a dual
control scheme allowing for autonomous operations controlled via an
advanced command and control station, as well as for manned combat
controls
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M53/59 Praga
The
M53/59 Praga is a Czechoslovak self-propelled anti-aircraft gun
developed in the late 1950s. Based of a heavily modified Praga V3S
six-wheel drive truck chassis, it was armed with a twin 30 mm AA
autocannon mounted on the rear. Each gun ware gravity fed from
distinctive 50 round magazines and typically 900 rounds of ammunition
was carried on board
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Maxim Flak M14 37-millimetre anti-aircraft gun
German
gunners wearing gasmasks, manning a Maxim Flak M14 37-millimetre
anti-aircraft gun, which is a German produced version of the British QF
1-pounder "pom-pom"
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