Genius, that’s Ilyushin Il-96.
Vargius
Vargius
Maybe I didn’t make it clear enough with my initial text, but my point is that if you have a pact and add in countries that are prone to going into war for very different reasons, you’ll switch the trigger of “no return” after some time. And this of course diminishes the benefit of a pact like it because you end up…
As a European I don’t like it either. Not because I think they’d be bad candidates, but because I think it’ll get into the same problems as the EU has gotten itself.
Brand loyalty shouldn’t be a problem for the Ford guys. They can just remove the Nissan emblems, nobody would know the difference.
- Didn’t like the keyless ignition.
This is what Im’ reminded of:
column shifter. seriously the best use of space on an automatic car. the floor shift does nothing but become a hand rest. so much better uses for the space it takes up.
Outside of the one tweet with the hand held GPS inside a Su-24, we have no other back story. How do we know it’s not a older air-frame that is being used as a trainer or as a “Air National Guard” equivalent. We have no idea if this is a front line aircraft. Everything is strictly speculation about it. To say they are…
I can’t tell if you are a white supremacist, a radical Islamist, or paid by the Kremlin.
Comanche
Every time this gets brought up I get so sad.
MAUS Panzer VIII
Yokosuka MXY-7 Ohka - Baka Bomb Kamikaze “plane”
thank god this is the comments section of a blog and not a national security briefing.
My father was a United Airlines DC-6 pilot back in the day and my mother was a stewardess which of course is how they met. My first flight sometime just before I was 2 was on a DC-6 but I don’t really remember it. I do remember flying an Olympic Airlines DC-6 from Amsterdam to Athens back in 1969. I distictly remember…
*Flag*
Lincoln. The marque that has not one original idea, sells dismally and should have been put down years ago.
You answered correctly with the title photo. Toyota/Lexus. But there are far worse examples from their line up:
Toyota without a doubt. There is no question in my mind. I can’t understand how someone could say anything other than this.
