Guns (and maybe other hardware) of the 2022 Russian Invasion of Ukraine..

[BigMoose]

It’s is completely fascinating to see, in a 21st century war, with drones all over. To on the other hand see the absolutely ancient but still useful weaponry being drug out.



if it works, send it to Ukraine!

 

[BigMoose]

 

[BigMoose]

Old school UZIs in Ukraine

 

[KellyinAvon]

Boris: Petro seems to think we won't know it's him in the picture with head cropped out.

Yuri: Who else carries two Uzis in Ukraine?

Boris: Even without the iconic Israeli sub-machine guns, it's obviously Petro.

Yuri: You mean the trauma shears sticking out of medical bag?

Boris: No, the weird moral patch.

Yuri: It's not that weird Boris. That's the flag of Blackbeard the Pirate. He was a most impressive pirate.

Boris: No, the one that looks like a FAX machine wearing a hat.

Yuri: I have no idea what that is. I must ask Petro where he got the braided paracord.

Boris: It is most impressive, Yuri.

 

[rob63]

Russian T-90 Tank From Ukraine Mysteriously Appears At U.S. Truck Stop

The tank was apparently captured by Ukraine last fall, but it is unclear how or why it ended up in Louisiana.

www.thedrive.com

 

[BigMoose]

Likely one of the most significant videos to come out of Ukraine regarding stashed weapons.

Thompsons, Tokarev sub guns, Maxims, etc... all late 70s soviet repacks.

I would wager a guess that most of the Mosin crates and anything else ex Soviet exportable to the US sold in the US came out of this mine. Hence why all that is left is not importable stuff. All the modern stuff was pulled for use.. anything exportable to the US was exported before 2014.

@Miller Tyme @DoggyDaddy @johntheplinker for interest.. to see where your Mosins likely spent many years.

 

[jwamplerusa]

Those Thompsons should be allowed to come home and be sold.

Wow!

 

[BigMoose]

Those Thompsons should be allowed to come home and be sold.

Wow!

We can only wish.

but it does explain where the Thompson that pop up are coming from.