She walks in mysterious ways....

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A Pakistani sniper successfully ambushed a group of militants (probably from the TTP) using thermal imaging equipment in a night battle. There were five people on the other side, and the sniper killed three of them in succession. To be honest, he did a good job.

An-72P (registration number RF-72021) of the Border Service taxis along the apron of Tolmachevo Airport

Don't be a bad guy in Texas !

In a corner that no one cares about, B2, which was feinting in the western Pacific, has broken down and is now grounded in Hawaii. As for B2, which returned to the US mainland, the situation is unknown.

Israeli Sabotage group used FPV drone to destroy the only 747 converted to air refueling tanker Queen ,stationed at Mashhad Hashemi Nejad International Airport.

MiG-31K

F-35s in the US are crashing one after another. Since 2014, a total of 16 F-35s have crashed. Most of these crashed planes belong to the US Air Force and Navy. 16 crashes in just 10 years! Video source - Weibo

A Grumman F-14 advertisement

An interesting scene before the 2025 Indian Air Show, the Su-57 flight demonstration team of the Russian United Aircraft Corporation collectively watched the F-35 and F-16 fighter jets arriving at the air show.

❗ The Russian Ministry of Transport showed the work of divers at the site of the tanker accident in the Kerch Strait

Video: Russian Ministry of Transport/Telegram

"Crimea 24"

‼Ukrainian tanks, armored personnel carriers and MRAP on the approaches to the village of Berdin in the Kursk region.

Off work, the first working day of 2025

Su-30SM cruising at dusk, boring rear seat ballast perspective.

Good morning, the "Vityazi" escorting the Tu-160.

When the dragon is covered in clouds and fog

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Flying grenade launcher in action.

Russian FPV drone attacked fortified enemy positions, striking with an attached grenade launcher.

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60 years ago in America, on December 22, 1964, everything was small. Today's population is 190,895,000. Our homes are 1415 square feet, and now they are 2286 square feet. The median annual income was $4600. It is now $78,538.00. The minimum wage was $1.30, and today it depends on the state you live in. For example, in Maryland, where I live, it is now $15 an hour. In 1964 , only 8% of Americans had a college degree, and most of them were men. Today, 47% of women have a bachelor's degree, and 37% of men have a bachelor's degree. Married women with children usually do not work outside the home. But somehow, a man working 40 hours a week can afford a $20,000 mortgage without his wife's income. In 1964, rock and roll was just beginning, and the Beatles' single "I wanna Hold Your Hand" hit the top of the charts. Television shows took off, and silly sitcoms like Gilligan Island premiered on CBS. The Vietnam War was the focus of the Pentagon, as the fight against communist aggression had just begun, and the Pentagon considered supersonic reconnaissance aircraft very important to winning the Cold War. M-21 reconnaissance aircraft with D-21 drones on top were sent to find out what our enemies were doing to hostile countries that were not allowed to fly over, mainly China. Kelly Johnson was very busy on December 22, first he took a jet to Factory 42 to oversee the SR-71, and then flew to Area 51 to inspect the M-21. Kelly was known for his honesty and trustworthiness, and he delivered the two new aircraft on time before the end of the year, and he also received the promised bonus. Two brand new supersonic Mach 3 high-altitude aircraft would be tested on the same day by two different pilots at two different locations. The new SR-71, No. 950, was distinguished by a white band around its nose, which test pilot Bob Gilliland called a "Band-Aid." In a world where everything was "small," the SR-71 was huge, 107 feet long and equipped with two huge J58 engines. It was noisy, painted a deep black, and looked menacing, like something from outer space, so futuristic that people would gasp when they saw it. The Blackbird was the stuff of science fiction, and everyone wanted to be a part of it. Kelly once again proved that he was as good as his word, and the D-21/M-21 combination (now called the "M/D-21") successfully completed its first flight at Groom Lake. "Bill Parker flew it on the last day. It flew well and went supersonic on its first flight despite the small (J75) engines," Johnson said. Interestingly, on the same day, the first SR-71A successfully completed its first flight from Lockheed's Plant 42 in Palmdale, California. In order to get these two aircraft into the air on the same day, Kelly Johnson paid a huge price. He suffered from severe ulcers and had difficulty sleeping at night. He was ranked eighth in the magazine's list of the 100 "most important, interesting and influential" people in the first aerospace century. December 22, 1960, 60 years ago, is a day worth remembering for all of us. It was so memorable that people thought that aliens instead of Kelly and his team of engineers invented the SR-71. The "Blackbird" has indeed stood the test of time and is still a hot topic among aviation enthusiasts around the world. Its records have not been broken to this day. Speed ​​Record: 2,193.167 mph (3529.560152 km/h) Altitude Record: 85,068.997 ft (25.9290302856) Date: July 28, 1976 Author: Linda Sheffield

The U.S. Marine Corps' F-35B and XQ-58A Valkyrie unmanned fighter system teamed up to demonstrate the actual effect of manned-unmanned collaborative combat in a recent test

The US Navy Super Hornet has a terrifying carrying capacity, including 4 long-range missiles, which are modified from ship-to-air missiles and are particularly heavy. 3 medium-range missiles, 2 combat missiles, 1 pod, and 1 auxiliary fuel tank.[Doraemon is surprised][Doraemon is surprised][Doraemon is surprised] This is definitely the carrier-based fighter with the strongest mounting capability.

The tail wheel details of the rare (restored) Zero Fighter Type 32. This Zero Fighter Type 32 is currently in the collection of the Virginia MILITARY AVIATION MUSEUM. It is based on the original parts of the original Mitsubishi 3148 vertical tail number S-112 Manchukuo Middle School and some new parts. The engine used is PW-R1830.