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The Russians are coming! The Russians are coming!
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i read thread title and immediately thought
http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3152/...ae8168e2b5.jpg then i realized you meant it as in "approaching". sorry, ill BRB, gotta get my mind out of the gutter. |
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How will this help the US and her allies better evaluate the capabilities, or gather data off of the Akula (assuming it is an Akula based off of the photo) during these exercises?
Conversely, how much data could the Akula pick up on Nato warships etc? |
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Umm, ain't she a bit on the young side? :hmmm:
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http://i14.photobucket.com/albums/a3...g?t=1303278906 |
Old enough to take a gunshot for the Motherland, but not old enough to take a ***shot from a horny subsimmer?
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Would love to know the context of that foto.
The kid in the background looks about 8 or so. Maybe a promo photo with kids or something? I reckon that girl wouldn't be 18. If she was, then i'd be mega surprised. |
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Saves them buzzing over previous NATO operations with aircraft, can be now done directly.
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Another photo of her... http://img41.imageshack.us/img41/431...4380386sx7.jpg |
Aaah, the Baltic fleet, two rowing boats and a Kilo isn't it?
I must admit, the Baltic fleet always confused me, because if any war with NATO happened, there would be no chance of getting the Baltic fleet into the Med through the Bosporus unless you shuttled it out before the outbreak of war. Still, can't win them all I guess. The Russians are coming, I love that film, Whiskey on the Rocks ;) Anyway, I'm not surprised about the submarine rescue exercise, I mean, no offense but they could do with learning a few things from us. :yep: |
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