The Russian way of dealing with submarines

[ironsniper1]

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[NRA]

that just might work 

[seax]

^{Should work better than the flying tank they tried to  build in WWII. Just need to lengthen the snorkel and exhaust  manifold.}

[nightrunner]

^{Should work better than the flying tank they tried to build in WWII. Just need to lengthen the snorkel and exhaust manifold.}

The A-team remake flew a tank

[Ugly]

That's great!

[EssOne]

Best laugh I've had all day. Guess that makes me a racist. :pleased:

Edited July 6, 2015 by EssOne

[xjsnake]

Am I the only one sad to see engineering like that knocked into the ocean to rust away?

[peejman]

Am I the only one sad to see engineering like that knocked into the ocean to rust away?

 

 

Nope. 

 

Wanna cry a little inside?  http://www.argunners.com/gallery-wwii-airplane-graveyard-in-pacific-ocean/

[EssOne]

I'm a heckuvalot sadder to see 2,400 beautifully engineered HumVee's get captured by the badguys.

[monkeylizard]

In America, you sink tank. In Mother Russia, tank sink you!

[TNWNGR]

Of course you realize a great many Russians can make the craziest redneck peckerwood you ever met look like he's almost normal don't you? I can hear it now..."Hey Ivan watch this!"....

[peejman]

Just don't think about the number of Russian Navy nuclear reactors that are sitting at the bottom of the ocean, particularly the Barents Sea (which isn't especially deep). 

[Jonnin]

Am I the only one sad to see engineering like that knocked into the ocean to rust away?

 

it looks like it was about rusted away before they dumped it.

 

Sad?  Sad is the end of my granddad's boat...  he was on it during the sub sinking & more, and rode with F JR.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Ulvert_M._Moore_(DE-442)

Edited July 7, 2015 by Jonnin

[vontar]

Just don't think about the number of Russian Navy nuclear reactors that are sitting at the bottom of the ocean, particularly the Barents Sea (which isn't especially deep). 

We also have at least 2 US Navy Nuclear reactors (USS Scorpion and USS Thresher) sitting on the bottom of the ocean.

 

Plus we have a few broken arrows out there.

 

 

Here are some scarey ones.

 

1966: B-52 crashes into KC-135, four thermonuclear bombs are released over Spain

 

1961: Two nuclear bombs nearly turn North Carolina into a bay

 

http://www.wearethemighty.com/7-times-military-lost-nukes-4-instances-theyre-still-missing-2015-05

Note, I just found this site searching for a certain Nuke event so I know nothing about the rest of the site.

 

Edited July 8, 2015 by vontar