*muffled xs project*

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Decepticon McDonnell Douglas F-15C Eagle.

End of the war for a Tiger II

Group photo of members of a Quartermaster Salvage Repair Company, WWII.

"VIKING12" getting ready to start up at Boise Airport

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US Navy’s McDonnell Douglas F-4 Phantom II painted with a commemorative livery to celebrate the 200 years of American independence.

As far as I know that is, if I’m wrong please correct me.

B-17G Widdle Twinkle of the 401st Bomb Group with her crew, 29 January 1944

South African soldiers clearing a German position at Sollum, Bardia (in North Africa) with a grenade. January 1942

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Ping ASMR

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It didn’t end there though, a few years later a squadron of 24 F-16 Block 10 jets were equipped with the GPU-5/A Pave Claw 30mm gun pod, using the same gun originally proposed for the earlier program, earning the new designation of F/A-16, receiving its baptism of fire during Desert Storm, where the gun was found to be extremely inaccurate, becoming more useful as an area denial weapon akin to a cluster bomb, rather than a true projectile weapon, ending the idea for good.

Pictured: M60 Patton, M1 Abrams, Leopard 1 and Leopard 2.