Ratna tehnika

[delano]

Dobar.
Nevezano za snimak, kad se sve sabere i oduzme, VDV je trenutno verovatno najjaca borbena grupa (da se tako izrazim) na svetu.

[maxer]

Ovaj puca iz "kolta" - kao da je automat
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzHG-ibZaKM

a u vezi njega, može da se doda i ovaj video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jJ3XwizTqDw

[Heineken]

Uskoro prvo gadjanje sa novom raketom VRVZ-200.

http://www.politika.rs/scc/clanak/39163 ... zivot-orla

[maxer]

Evo dosta detaljnijeg članka: http://www.pravda.rs/2017/10/30/srpski- ... ene-video/

[Geza]

https://youtu.be/hcP-6lHn3fQ

[HKS]

E nisam znao da ovo moze:



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[superboss]

Nisam siguran, ali mislim da je sigurnosna kapsula prvi put primenjena kod KA-52. Nemoj me držati za reč.

Naravno, ne mislim prvi put u istoriji, nego kod ruskih helikoptera.

[maxer]

superboss,
Ne znam na šta si mislio sa izrazom "sigurnosna kapsula" ali ako je to sistem zaštite posade ili tako nešto ... to nije ovo što je pokazano na slikama.

Koliko shvatam, HKS nije znao da u repu helikoptera postoji poseban mali prostor, koji u nužnom slučaju može "primiti" 2 ili 3 čoveka (tj. mogu se tamo smestiti kao sardine u konzervi ali ipak se mogu naći u trupu letelice i biti prevezeni na neku destinaciju).

[Cica Maca]

Prenos prtljaga, putnika, je tradicija koju je prvi, koliko je meni poznato, primenilo Luftwaffe! Sa preletima stuke na nove aerodrome, cesce su isli mehosi nego piloti-strelci. Il-2 u redovima Crvene armije je samo nastavio tradiciju. Ovo sa prevozom zemaljskog osoblja na isturen aerodrom je samo logican nastavak.

Naravno, ovde treba u vidu imati samo jedan sitan detalj. Koliki je dolet svih ovih letelica?

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[maxer]

The Mi-28UB helicopter can fly at a maximum speed of 300km/h, with a cruise speed of 270km/h. It has a hover ceiling limit of 3,600m and can operate at altitudes up to 5,600m. The range is 435 km. The normal and maximum takeoff weights are 10,900 kg and 12,100 kg respectively.

https://www.strategic-culture.org/news/ ... syria.html

Lepa slika:

[aviator]

Malo starija tehnika: Focke-Wulf 190 sa motorom boljim od originalnog: Umesto BMW 801 ugrađen sovjetski Švecov AŠ-82 (oba su zvezdasta, sa 14 cilindara i 42 litra zapremine):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=np9WqXzOHuY

Evo jedan malo manji.
https://youtu.be/RW-G7pF6gUQ

[HKS]

Koliko shvatam, HKS nije znao da u repu helikoptera postoji poseban mali prostor, koji u nužnom slučaju može "primiti" 2 ili 3 čoveka (tj. mogu se tamo smestiti kao sardine u konzervi ali ipak se mogu naći u trupu letelice i biti prevezeni na neku destinaciju).

Upravo tako maxer.

@superboss e al zato je Kamov prvi i jedini serijski helikopter sa katapult sjedistima




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[Velja]

Katapultiraju se uvis?

[HKS]

Da.

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[Geza]

Troškovi američke vojske u poslednjih 16 godina.

Defense Department: The War On Terror Has Cost $250 Million A Day For 16 Years
http://www.ibtimes.com/political-capita ... rs-2608639

American taxpayers have spent $1.46 trillion on wars abroad since September 11, 2001.

The Department of Defense periodically releases a “cost of war” report. The newly released version, obtained by the Federation of American Scientists Secrecy News blog, covers the time from the September 11th terrorist attacks through mid-2017.

The Afghanistan War from 2001 to 2014 and Iraq War from 2003 to 2011 account for the bulk of expenses: more than $1.3 trillion. The continuing presence in Afghanistan and aerial anti-ISIS operations in Iraq and Syria since 2014 have cost a combined $120 billion.

The report’s costs include only direct war-related expenses such as operating and maintaining bases, procuring equipment, and paying for and feeding troops. It most notably does not include the expense of veteran’s benefits for troops who serve in these wars or the intelligence community’s expenses related to Global War on Terror.

A 2011 paper from Harvard Kennedy School professor Linda Bilmes estimated the cost of veterans’ benefits as $600 billion to $1 trillion over the next 40 years. That number was based on 482,364 veterans who were receiving compensation for disability connected to service as of February 2011. Since then, the number of veterans receiving compensation for service-related disability has increased drastically.

According to the Veterans’ Benefits Administration’s 2016 annual benefits report , 1,060,408 veterans are receiving service-related benefits, averaging $15,907 a year. The total annual benefits for Global War on Terror veterans’ benefits are currently $16.8 billion per year, which over the next 40 years would total $674 billion, placing it firmly within Bilmes’ original 2011 estimate.

According to the Congressional Research Service, the only war in U.S. history to cost more than the Global War on Terror is World War II, at more than $4.1 trillion in present dollars. Direct war-related expenses from the Vietnam War cost $738 billion in today's dollars.