Osprey or whatever
I love this shit
• Syrian MI-24 helicopter pilot, July 1982
• Syrian commando, Beka'a Valley, July 1982
• Shitte Hizbollah gunman, Beirut, 1987
• Syrian commando, Beirut 1987
• Lebanese Forces female officer, Beirut 1982
• Lebanese Forces M113 APC commander, Beka'a Valley 1985
• Lebanese Forces anti-tank commando, Northern Lebanon, 1986
• South Lebanon Army (SLA) militiaman, South Lebanon, 1989
• Paratrooper MAGist
• Paratrooper Grenadier
• Paratrooper Grenadier
• Paratrooper NCO
• Paratrooper Radioman
• Paratrooper NCO
• Paratrooper 1st Lieutenant
• Paratrooper Rifleman
• Sniper Giva'ati Brigade
• Captain Golani Infantry Brigade
• Major Giva'ati Infantry Brigade
• Sayeret Golani Reconaissance Infantryman
• Naval Commando MAGist
• Paratrooper Grenadier
• Sergeant/Instructor Paratrooper
• Aeromedical Evacuation Unit Officer
>>30627148
> Contemplating spook
> 80's Weird Al lookin' mother fucker with pepsi
> White herpa derp with LMG
Goddamn Russia, what the fuck.
>>30626892
>blooper has 4 canteens
interesting lrrp?
>>30627343
Definitely LRRP
Clean water is one of the most important supplies for long trips
On a related note, it's always been fascinating to note the extreme disparity in equipment quality among Warsaw Pact countries, especially among satellite states. Hell, the difference between frontline and rear echelon troops is pretty steep. East German and Russian units tend to be the best outfitted, almost approaching NATO tier, while Czech and Hungarian forces tend to see a slight dip in equipment compared to the former. Romanian, Polish, and other smaller states are even more pronounced.
Also, what's the goddamn deal with Soviet equipment/uniform standards? Almost every single country used nonstandard equipment that couldn't be interchanged with friendly supply lines from neighboring countries.
>>30627289
> That Strichtarn
> That Tokarev holster
HNNNG
anyone got a good osprey pdf ot cbz collection?
Syrians?
>>30627275
Those are Osprey illustrations of the US Army in the 80s. The Russian captions are translated.
>>30627148
Better Quality
What are the NVGs pictured here?
>>30627512
And here
>>30626813
lol commando...that nigguh is in a track suit.
These are great thanks for sharing senpai
>>30627530
They learn how to operate from the slavs
Stanislav remains skeptical that cosmoline is NOT a doctor reccomended toothpaste
>>30627441
>using the carry handle as it was intended.
what dick sucking officer/snco who remained after grenada/fall of ussr/desert storm got all butt hurt about this?
>>30627629
Who the hell are those guys?
>>30627682
Panamanian Soldiers
>>30627682
latins or s.americans my guess
>>30627703
>German NBC
hell yes
>>30627727
I've been looking for a source for a while, but haven't found any decent leads
>>30627373
>>30627289
so the Poles used Strichtarn too? I thought it was exclusive to East Germany.
>>30627784
>Strichtarn was used in central Europe, in several countries:
>Poland
>East Germany National People's Army
>South West Africa (now Namibia)
>Yugoslavia
>South Africa(government even reproduced the pattern for its special forces units, where the pattern earned the nickname "rice fleck.")
>Czechoslovakia
>>30627804
>>30627794
I'm liking those barrel cozies on Safi's AK.
Got some more slavshit and then some more 'nam
>>30627589
this entire thread is a reaction image goldmine
>>30627512
what vest is the rightmost guy wearing
>>30626911
What the hell is the story here
>>30627855
I don't think I've seen a more unhappy person than that military policeman.
>>30627832
You have no idea
>>30627873
US Assault on the PDF headquarters at La Commandancia during Operation Just Cause
>>30627903
Where did they find that sweet East German gear in Panama?
>>30626832
I had this model kit as a kid. I had to have it when I saw the Galil, since my dad owned a couple when I was young. Galil is my Raifu.
Thanks for all the images anon, we all appreciate some good content!
>>30626911
>That guy that got shot
Perfect reaction image material, too bad I won't be able to get to my pc for about five hours, when thred is ded.
>>30627979
Archive m8
>>30627979
There's a higher quality version out there, but unfortunately, the file size is too big for 4chan
>>30627999
>Harrison Ford joins the French Navy
>>30628021
correction, not the navy; thought I saw anchors and didn't know much about french dress standards
>>30626884
>Black leather jackboots in Afghanistan
Poor motherfuckers.
>>30627913
the better question is, how did he fit the East German mag pouch on his ALICE-style belt? I know for a fact that the loops on the pouch are way too small.
>mfw I've achieved a new level of advanced autism
>>30627898
kek
Well that's all the high quality ones that I got
>>30628100
>mfw Calc exam in 8 hours.
Fuck it, lets drop some 90s stuff in here too
>>30628114
>mfw I was wondering the same thing
Not OP, but I have a folder with several Osprey PDFs, mostly containing series Elite (1-200), and Men-At-Arms (1-445).
If ya want any pic, just request, or if you want some funzies, roll for random stuff (1-445 for MAA, 445-645 for Elite. Any other number? reroll).
Contributing with some Bay of Pigs
French Forces, Operation Desert Storm (Opération Daguet)
Mistral Gunner, 35th RAP
Gunner, 11th Marine Artillery Regiment
Caporal-chef, 3rd Marine Infantry Regiment
for
>>30628242
British Forces, First Gulf War
2nd Lt. 49 Field Battery
Troop commander, A Squadron, The Queen’s Dragoon Guards
Tank crewman, The Royal Scots Dragoon Guards
Mechanized Infantryman, 1st Armored Division
Ethnic Albanian Forces in Kosovo, Serbia and Macedonia
Volunteer of Presevo, Medvedja and Bujanovac Liberation Army
>The UQPMB wore the same sleeve and beret badges as the Kosovo UQK, but with the inscription ‘USHTRIA QLIRIMT ARE E PRESHEVES, MEDVEGJES DHE BUJANOCIT’ and the initials 'UQPMB’. This fighter is wearing an obsolete 1960s JNA camouflage uniform, and has pulled on a woollen face mask to avoid recognition by the Serbian Police.
Military Policeman, National Liberation Army (Black Mountains and Tetovo) Macedonia
>The UQK (NMET) wore the same uniforms as the Kosovo UQK, with similar red cloth sleeve and beret badges showing a black two-headed eagle, the black inscription 'USHTRIA QLIRIMT ARE KOMBET ARE’ and the initials 'UQK’. This man wears black civilian clothing, and on the left upper sleeve a white-edged black brassard with a beret badge and the white initials 'PU’ for Policia Ushtarake - Military Police; there was also a plain black armband with larger white letters. The Albanian National Army probably wore similar beret and sleeve badges, with the inscription 'ARMATA KOMBETARE SHQIPTARE’ and the initials 'AKSH’.
Officer, Kosovo Liberation Army
>Ethnic Albanian guerrillas in Kosovo, southern Serbia and Macedonia used any camouflage uniforms they could find, capture or smuggle, often combined with civilian - particularly black - items; this officer wears a German Army M94 camouflage uniform. On the left upper sleeve the UQK wore a red cloth straight-sided shield with a black two-headed Albanian eagle, gold piping, the inscription 'USHTRIA QLIRIMTARE E KOSOVES’ and the initials 'UQK’. A smaller round cloth badge was worn on a black or red beret or peaked camouflage field cap. No rank insignia were worn.
Bosnian-Serb Forces, Army of Republika Srpska (VRS), 1992-1995
Vodnik I. klase, Republika Srpska Army Commandos
General-major, Republika Srpska Army
Major, Bosnian-Serb Special Police Detachment
Serbian (Yugoslavian) Forces, Kosovo War
Vodnik, Serbian Special Police
Policeman, Serbian Special Operations Unit
Porucnik, Yugoslav Army
British Forces, Northern Ireland, 1980s and 1990s
Private, 1st Battalion, The King’s Own Scottish Border Regiment
>Patrolling goes on 365 days a year in Northern Ireland. In the depth of winter snow suits, developed for use by ski troops in Norway, are issued. The two-piece suits are simply worn over the soldiers’ normal combat kit, although in very cold weather quilted jackets and trousers are also worn. A white cover is also available for the new Combat Helmet.
Private, 1st Battalion, The Cheshire Regiment
>This soldier is wearing DPM waterproof clothing that is now used widely by troops on urban patrol or static guard duty. This soldier is manning a trench complex, similar to a number built in the Late 1980s to protect Royal Engineers building PVCPs and observation towers in border regions and occupied for many weeks at a time. Waterproof clothing is essential for these troops due to the heavy rainfall in the region.
Sergeant, 1st Battalion, The Parachute Regiment
>In rural areas patrols have to blend into the countryside while standard fieldcraft rules apply. Camouflage cream is worn on the face and helmets are covered with foliage. Note the blackened metal version of the Parachute Regiment cap badge. Because of the poor quality of 1980s issue combat kit many soldiers purchased equipment privately; this Paratrooper boasts gaiters to keep his boots dry and a bergen. A number of units are also issued with the Ml6Al/M203 grenade launcher combination attached to increase their firepower.
Later issues (Post-'07) of Osprey often ditch the old style drawings for Photoshop stuff, but this should count.
Post Cold War tho.
Ulster Defence Regiment, Northern Ireland
Private, Ulster Defence Regiment, 1971
>In the early days few modern uniforms and little equipment were available to the UDR. Its first rifles were .303 Lee Enfields, while olive drab smocks and trousers made up the first uniforms. By 1972 7.62mm SLRs and DPM combat uniforms were in widespread use. This UDR soldier is prepared to go on VCP duty, with stripped down 58 pattern webbing to ease debussing from cramped Land Rovers.
Private, Ulster Defence Regiment, 1988
>The UDR was the first non-NATO roled unit to be equipped with the SA-80 small arms system. Standard British infantry uniforms and equipment are issued to the UDR and it is now difficult to differentiate between members of the regiment and their Regular Army counterparts. UDR soldiers wear a shoulder slide, however, which has the number of their parent regiment (i.e. 4 UDR) embroidered in black. By 1992 all UDR battalions had been equipped with the 90 Pat (Inf.) Equipment webbing system.
Female Private, Ulster Defence Regiment, 1989
>To search females and children at VCPs the UDR recruited its first female soldiers in 1973; their original radio call-sign was ‘Greenfinch’ and the name has stuck. They were not members of the WRAC but fully fledged members of the UDR. This predated the Regular Army’s 1992 change of policy regarding woman soldiers by some 19 years. While out on patrol in rural areas Greenfinches wear standard DPM combat kit, 58 pattern belt and the UDR beret. They are unarmed.
>>30628330
It's just not the same...
Croatian Forces, Croatian War of Independence, 1995
Bojnik, 7th Guards Brigade
Narednik, 121st Home Defence Regiment
Zapovjednik, Zadar-Knin Special Police Unit
>>30626802
Me on the left.
Serbian Militia Forces, 1990s
Dobrovoljac, Chetnik Detachments
>The SCP received JNA uniforms and equipment and commonly wore paratroopers’ camouflage uniforms. The ‘Volunteer’ illustrated wears a traditional Serbian sajkaca cap with commercially bought wreathed double-headed eagle, a JNA 'tiger stripe’ camouflage summer shirt, and JNA paratrooper leaf-pattern sleeveless smock and trousers. Militiamen, often bearded, had no rank insignia but did wear various sleeve badges, usually incorporating a skull-and- crossbones and other Chetnik and Royal Yugoslav insignia; one of the first badges was a Serbian tricolour chevron with a cross and the four Cyrillic ’S’ characters of the traditional Serbian motto - 'Only Unity will Save the Serbs’.
Pukovnik, Serbian Volunteer Guard
>The SDG wore this green uniform or a camouflage uniform of unknown origin, black uniforms, or surplus US Army M82 camouflage, all with the SDG badge on the right upper sleeve, and on the left upper sleeve a tiger’s head on a Serbian flag and 'TIGROVI’ (Tigers). Green, black or red berets were worn, with either the Krajina TO rectangular Serbian flag badge, the Serbian and Krajina Police flag on a gold ornamental base, or a metal 'Tigers’ badge. JNA breast badges indicated rank; Zeljko 'Arkan’ Raznjatovic, who wore no rank insignia, promoted his men to officer rank and at least three to general officers - although only the SDG recognized the ranks; this man is ostensibly a colonel.
Dobrovoljac, Serbian Guard
>Operating without JNA logistic support, the anti-communist SG wore surplus US Army summer uniforms, with the SG title and quadruple Cyrillic ’S’ badge on the left upper sleeve or above the left breast pocket. Personnel wore a silver eagle badge on a black beret, and no rank insignia.
Irish Defence Forces, Northern Ireland, 1980s
Sergeant, Irish Army
>The Irish Army buys its equipment from a wide range of sources, although Britain has been a main supplier in the past. This is reflected in this soldier’s 58 pattern webbing and 7.62mm GPMG, both standard British Army items. The rest of the uniform is of Irish origin. On internal patrols along the Northern Ireland border American Ml952 flak jackets are worn.
Private, Army Ranger Wing
>First formed in 1980 the Army Ranger Wing (ARW) has two main roles, long-range patrolling in conventional warfare and anti-terrorist operations such as hostage release and VIP security. As with elite units world-wide, the ARW has great freedom in the weapons and equipment it chooses to use. While rarely seen, photographs of the ARW suggest that a mix of Irish Army issue equipment and commercially available items are used, including British-made DPM bergens and a variety of webbing systems. Standard Irish Army helmets are sometimes worn but in rural operations black woollen caps are used. Weapons include shotguns for close quarter work and Heckler & Koch MP5s.
Garda Siochana Special Branch
>Uniformed Garda Siochana officers are unarmed, so in response to increasing PIRA activity in the Republic the Irish Government equipped elite plain clothes Special Branch units with automatic weapons. They have access to a wide range of modern weapons including Heckler & Koch MP5s and the popular 9mm Uzi submachine guns, as shown here. Special Branch units participate in all sensitive security operations, such as the handing over of PIRA suspects being extradited to Northern Ireland. Like this officer, they are considered snappy dressers and favor Barbour jackets and brogue shoes.
Leading Seaman, Irish Naval Service
British Army Deployment to Northern Ireland, 1970s through 1980s
Private, 1st Battalion, The Black Watch
Gunner, 7th Regiment Royal Artillery
Private, 1st Battalion, The Duke of Edinburgh’s Royal Regiment
>>30627148
>holding a Pepsi
No! All Americans drink coke! Get it right, Rooskie!
>>30628347
Well then I shall post some old style drawings.
Post-war British Jungle Operators
NCO, The Independent Parachute Squadron. 22nd SAS Regiment (Malaya, 1956-57)
>This NCO, who wears no rank badges, displays what has come to be accepted as ‘typical’ SAS jungle combat uniform: beaten-up olive green tropical denims, a cut-down olive green bush hat, '44 pattern webbing, and leather and canvasjungle boots (unpopular for falling apart too easily). His 'bergen’ is the old canvas type with a steel A-frame, dating from the Second World War. The Winchester 12-gauge pump, with five-round magazine and cut-down barrel, was an excellent close-quarter weapon, even more popular than the prized Australian Owen 9mm SMG for its ability to extract a patrol from an ambush.
NCO, 2nd Battalion, The Parachute Regiment (Belize, 1983)
>This NCO wears the DPM tropical combat suit, with a buttoned fly over the front zipper of the blouse, and drawstrings at waist and ankle. The unpopular British Army jungle boots are replaced by the superior US type. He wears a DPM bush hat and '58 pattern webbing; and carries the M16A1. Weighing only 6 lbs. with a 20-round magazine and single-shot or automatic capability, this saw its first British use with the SAS in Malaya, and is still issued for jungle operations.
Israeli Paratroopers of the 70s and 80s
Left to Right: Reconnaissance trooper, Suez operations, 1973; Trooper, Operation Litani, Lebanon 1978; Trooper, Lebanon, 1980.
IDF Lebanon Operations, 1980s
Two recon-paras, equipped for operations in Lebanon, stand on either side of a trainee parachutist, ready for a training jump at the Tel Nof Jump School.
IDF of the ‘70s and '80s
First we see a commando of Sayeret Mat'kal (Intelligence Recon) from the Entebbe Raid. He wears a Syrian “lizard” pattern camouflage used by the commandos as it was believed to be similar to that worn by the Palestinian bodyguards employed by Amin, and thus would facilitate their ruse. He carries a Soviet-AK, a common arm within elite IDF units.
The second commando is of the Golani Brigade, and equipped for the anti-terrorist operation at Kibbutz Misgav Am in 1980. For the close quarter battle, he carries an Uzi submachine gun, with two magazines clipped together at a 90 degree angle.
Finally is a pilot of a Bell-212, used for medical evacuations. As he operates often behind enemy lines, he carries a Glilon SAR in case he goes down.
>>30628383
>>30628383
Aww yeah
Israeli Occupation of Lebanon, 1985
Merkava tanker; 1st Lt. of a Vulcan AA unit; Missile Boat INS Soufah crewman.
2nd REP, Operation Leopard, and the Battle of Kolwezi, May 1978
Left to right: Capitaine, 1st Compagnie; Grenadier-voltigeur, 2nd Compagnie; Tireur d'elite, 4th Compagnie. His sniper rifle is the FR F1, a remanufactured MAS 36.
The Legion’s 2nd REP in Africa
Following the disbandment of the 1st REP, the 2nd became, and remains, the only airborne regiment of the Foreign Legion, and continually finds itself deployed to the most volatile regions of French involvement.
To the left, the Chef de groupe stationed in Djibouti, 1979, sports fatigue jacket and drill shorts, with a MAT 49 and sporting black ranger glasses. Center, a member of a two man LMG assault team deployed to Chad in the late 70s, carrying the AA 52 that was introduced during the Algerian War. The 2nd Para would return again in the 1980s with Libya’s invasion of the country. The man to the left carries the newly issued FAMAS which had replaced both the MAS and MAT.
Marine Lt. and Pvt. c. 1968.
>>30628434
Well that's all I got for tonight
Hope everyone enjoyed the dump
Hopefully the other guy will keep things up
>>30628480
You don't have the M1967 version of this, do you?
Brazilian Exppedition Force. WWII
>>30628536
The only real difference would be that it's nylon instead of canvas, and the addition of Velcro, anyway.
Might not update regularly, but I'll continue where OP left off. Might have some puns and shizzle added.
>>30628571
Better version
Late Cold War stuffs
>>30628604
Those nbc masks were uncomfortable as hell.
>>30628434
I want to believe that counter sniping is and was primarily done with carl gustavs.
Alright. Got some business so I'll hold the posting. Keep the thread alive and I'll post some weird faces of the world's finest Operators.
>>30627512
Pvs5 or gm6
>>30626936
what is cloud computing?
>>30628765
doing shit on multiple computers by way of the internet as opposed to doing shit on just one local computer
>>30628765
a concept not fully utilized yet back in the Cold War.
Also, pics grabbed from a book called World Special Forces. Detailing the insignia, camouflage and weird faces of OPERATORS.
>>30628922
>>30628932
Just posting the most interesting faces.
>>30626936
>applies face-paint
>wears blue jeans
did people really do this?
>>30628285
death to šiptars!!!
>>30628922
>>30628932
>>30628943
those faces are fucking gold
>>30628971
>>30628943
>subject 5 looks exactly like me
What the fuck
>>30628487
Alliest picture ever drawn. Go on the reg
>>30629063
are you of South African descent?
Also, back to full body drawings.
>>30629039
well fuck my shit, fair enough. none of them have face paint applied, but that's close enough for me.
>>30629078
>Halt! Look at this guy playing bagpipes.
>>30629078
None that I'm aware of; as far as I know, my family is mostly Polish with some British ancestry thrown around, but the records are pretty poor. A bit of Dutch wouldn't exactly surprise me in the least
>>30627364
Warsaw pact was fa less standardized and under direct "harsh" Soviet control as we usually love to think. People back in the '80 wondered if some WarPact nations would have even bothered to fight for the Soviet block (Poland was a classical example). Only the Best Germans were intergrated in the Soviet command as much as the Soviet themselves would have liked, and for second-line troops like the Hungarians/Czechs there where precise political reasons why they were kept less well armed.
Tbh, not that West block minors were much better. Bar elite troops, many conscript armies where kinda of ill-equipped, badly led and terribly trained (at least if I trust the words of the generation who had to endure conscription).
>>30627048
>>30627062
>>30627078
>>30627092
>>30627106
these are fucking cool
>>30626813
>those Adidas
>>30627373
>>30627804
>>30627784
Camo fag here, not strichtarn. It's the poles' own pattern, wz.68 "mora"
You're thinking of their very similar but different wz.58, which was replaced with mora in 1968, which seyes service to this day in some local fire departments, prison services, etc. The majority of the rest of the military stopped using it in the 80's
>>30628062
fucking loppies
>>30626873
dem smooth legs
>I didn't even ask for this boner
>>30628244
Sheeeeeeeeeet
We waz chinees n shet
>>30630108
God damn he looks good
Sadly image limmit got hit
>>30630158
Yep, but it was good that we got so much contribution.
>>30626823
Thats not a damn woman but a man, look at that. It's not even a trap but a fucking ambush.
>>30628971
Blue jeans were considered to be quieter clothing than regular fatigues
>>30628434
I like to believe they're shooting at each other.
A lot of these mid-east forces look reasonably professional. Have things really gone that far into the shitter for them, after decades of their primary MOS being "Getting Killed By US Airstrikes"? Or did they just used to look okay but were still incompetent?
>>30626936
HAHAHA DEM BLUE JEANS
USA USA USA
>>30630293
I think is the art style that make them look better than they really had been. For example, taking this >>30630119 volstad art of the Iraqi Republican Guard in the Gulf War, and compare it with photos of the Iraqis at the palce and period.
>>30630415
Good point.
>>30630179
the post lists it as a woman though?
>>30627001
>that fucking flashlight wrapped around his hand
>>30630490
And the pistol caliber AR and ever-stylish backwards cover. What is he supposed to be doing?
>>30630474
Yeah but the face looks so manly that I find it hard. Maybe putting a bag over the head would work.
what are the names of this illustrations? from what book i can find them?
>>30628971
Yup. SEALs were really into wearing Levis specifically.
>>30627427
Did that nigger with the at4 steal a port firing weapon?
Fucking nice set of images.
Is there a place where I download these pictures in bulk?
Lovely stuff.
>>30627744
>pictured 2nd from left
here we have an american park ranger wearing a christmas tree coverall, he seems to be lost
>>30627757
Saved #2 as a reaction face.
>>30630522
He's being rad as fuck
>>30628393
>Bill Murray wears the DPM tropical combat suit, with a buttoned fly over the front zipper of the blouse, and drawstrings at waist and ankle.
Great thread, good job everyone.
>>30631701
Not only that, it's a port firing weapon with the considered but never issued wire stock. Which they specifically chose to ditch because they were worried about guys swiping them.
>>30627343
Canteen pouches were popular for carrying magazines for CARs and M16s among the SOG/SEAL/Recon guys in Vietnam. But that guy has tons of canteens in his, so maybe he just gets really thirsty?
>>30632955
You need to carry a lot of clean water for long patrols. Indigenous water sources have a good chance of getting you sick, and you don't want to get sick on a combat mission. I remember that the Rhodesian Light Infantry carried 18 water bottles with them on long missions. Nowadays, we have camelbacks to fulfill that role
>>30626802
Got any SADF stuff famiglia?
>>30628434
>Counter sniper
>karl Gustav
Thats the way to do it. Fuck yeah.
>>30626984
Girl on the right is pretty cute, would operate with.
>>30628254
Let's caption this. Left to right:
> Hey, El Jefe. We're getting surrounded here. Better call up your boy Kennedy and get some air support.
> I... I can't get anyone to answer. Come on, you fuckers!
> Fucking Irish faggot! I fucking knew this shit would happen. Fuck!
>>30627441
> Extended Cold Weather
> not
> "Oh fuck, oh fuck it is fucking cold fucking shit hell fuck."
>>30627474
Weird Al Yankovich has seen some shit.
>>30627670
Briefcase Arms!
If you download every picture in this thread it equals exactly 95mb.
>>30626813
Commando looks like the shitter from Behind Enemy Lines
>>30628206
What book is this one from?
>>30626802
Cool thread to all those contributed.
-karma to the shitposters
>>30636252
What shitposters? Besides you, obviously.
>>30627489
Wowzers. Strange to see a burst encoder in one of these pics.
>>30627393
this
>>30638646
Yesterday's other poster here. Not OP tho.
Most of the public torrents are dead, some are new and may contain a shitload of pdf, but they're unverified.
What I currently have is most of the slightly older issues (pre-2015) from the Men-at-Arms, Elite, New Vanguard and Weapons series.
So how do I into sharing?
>>30627391
What's the name of that camo pattern?
>>30626958
>*muffled cheeki breeki*
>>30627078
did the apache ever use anti air missiles?
>>30627391
what gas mask is that?
>>30639784
Apaches can be equipped with stinger missiles
>>30628434
That sniper just came in his pants, once he saw the skull cap of his target fly 10 feet in the air
>>30626802
>Ronald Volstad
>Muhnigga.jpg
fucking love his artworks, I remember as a kid looking at this boxarts in the Dragon Model company catalogs back in the 90's. where many of the ones here were used for their 1/35th scale figures
>>30630119
This is actually just one guy over the course of his career
>>30627343
Do you have any idea how fast you dehydrate trekking through the jungle?
>>30628044
>Canada using MG-3's
i wish
>>30627106
>SH3G's
God damn I fucking miss them.
>>30626802
Oh man how we gave Muslims too much credit back then.
>>30627744
>>30627750
>>30627757
>>30627765
I like it how the people look like they all know that each other exists in one scene.
>>30627903
Brothers? Triplets?
>>30639087
dropbox is a good option. free and you can post links to your collection.
>>30626853
>sniper
>m14
that poor poor soul.
