Nasty instruments for use on carefully calibrated tits? (With some suitable specimens to practise on)
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wulf
God-Emperor
I'm willing to bet there is no air conditioning in it. Makes me wonder if anyone thought about how hot the thing would get on a sunny day.
Engine driving a propellor instead of the wheels.
I can only think of one advantage... any bugs you miss with the windshield will hit the prop instead of the car behind you.
(Also might discourage tailgating.)
Naraku
Draconarius
Probably like this thing was:
I drove one in Florida in the 80s. The best description would be a four-wheeled terrarium.
"My God Hans, what did you just shoot?" "I don't know, it was big and flat and heading towards us, so I just took aim at it."
Mikerytel
Senator
Barb and friends by a tank
Yes, certainly difficult to drive without an engine, without wheels and with a steering wheel inside.
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Or tight littles?
wulf
God-Emperor
You have my deepest sympathy for enduring such an experience.
wulf
God-Emperor
A slight miscalcutaion on the strength properties of weathered bridge beams, and how it correlates to the combat weight of a fully equipped tank.
The unfortunate souls inside that turret probably never knew what hit them.
The hardest job to do would have been to collect their remains.
Whatever it was, there were three of them.
#2 shows a very sad event:
June 22, 1969- 8 firefighters killed in explosion.
It is probably one of the most serious accidents in the fire brigade history of the Federal Republic of Germany. On June 22, 1969, the Hanover fire department was alerted to a fire in Fischerhof train station. There was a fire in a freight train carrying artillery ammunition, and an explosion occurred before railway employees could warn the arriving fire brigade.
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Some girls trying to fly airplanes.
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
Barbara Moore's Flying Circus (aka The Riesling Squadron).
wulf
God-Emperor
The message from these images is quite clear.... that girls love to take their clothes off, and I for one am sooooo grateful.
Loxuru
Graf von Kreuzigung
'Surcouf', French submarine (1934) had an unusual design, with a turrent with two 203 mm guns (equal to the main armament of a heavy cruise)r, and also carried a hangar with a floating plane. Seized by the Free French in August 1940, she operated in the Atlantic, and participated in the liberation of St Pierre and Miquelon from the Vichy regime (to the anger of the then still neutral USA). Underway to the Pacific, she was sunk with all hands on 18/19 February 1942 off the coast of Panama, probably sunk by an American PBY Catalina, which alledgedly mistook her for a German U-boat.