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very nice . i love that russian touch , we can see there's still the man's paw . it's hand made

nice site , love all that vintage materiel

mythical

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AR1A

between 14 to 21 april , the french destroyed 10 military vehicles (around Misrata, Adjabya and Zlita) , 3 SAM sites (Tripoli and Misrata) , 1 Grad (Adjabya) , ammunitions and supply depots (Syrthe and Tripoli) , communication and command stuff (around Tripoli , Ras lanuf and Syrthe) Solenzara control tower

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i already answered , seems you didn't read well . @ Eddie : cool , where is it , the planes were going to Lybia

i love the An-72

if you think the french love war you're wrong . Lybian war has been supported here in France by intellectuals that are know to be against any form of violence . war is like Mel Gibson tells it in the "We were soldiers" movie "something that shouldn't happen but happens"

canno't rep here (sorry , you can't rep this post) . it's ED that made this voluntarily , so that while we're trying to figure what's happening round here , we don't post in the wish list thread

agreed , amazing and impressive footage Ivorian war , call it like you want was won because of air strikes . a guy summered well the situation in Lybia on french TV , he said Gadhafi is Gbagboising himself . Gadahfi's bunker is bigger than Gbagbo'one but it's the same thing . Gadhafi is cut from everything , he has no supplies from nowhere and each day that goes over his forces are weakened . in oppsition of what i heard somewhere it's pretty different than Vietnam . in Vietnam , the vietnamese had the support of Russia

Amazing , congratulations

all these images of the past combined to beautiful landscapes are a lesson of humility

there's a thread about aviation meetings tricks , that one isn't bad

don't know who made the joke but it was in dubious taste

between 7 to 14 april , the french destroyed 15 military vehicles , 3 artillery pieces , 2 grad , 1 ZSU , 2 SA2 , 1 command center (Syrthe) and an ammunition depot (between Brega and Adjabiya) representing 25% of NATO ground attacks