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Those liveries are sick

Featuring F-14D-170-GR BuNo 164602, one of three F-14 airframes included under the Maverick Act to be restored to a static display state, or potentially returned to a flyable state for airshow display. : )

fat ass

fatass

Fatass but happy

Looks like VMFA-211 birds (from the striped tail surface) onboard R08 HMS Queen Elizabeth during CSG 21.

I've been using tig derrivative (helmet family) to refer to this family of helmets. I'm not sure if it's the best term- if you happen to be well read on this subject, please feel free to give suggestions either here or on the forums!

Eastman said in comment #27:

I've been using tig derrivative (helmet family) to refer to this family of helmets. I'm not sure if it's the best term- if you happen to be well read on this subject, please feel free to give suggestions either here or on the forums!

It would be a good thing to refer to it as. Sometimes I can't tell the difference between a Maska, an Altyn, etc.

Rear guy is wearing a sumrak, berezka partizans didn't exist by the time of Beslan

Kino said in comment #36:

Rear guy is wearing a sumrak, berezka partizans didn't exist by the time of Beslan

Thank you! If you happen to be knowledgeable about this, we would love to have you share your knowledge in our discord or in the forums.

iirc, sumrak and partizan are the camouflage oversuits, right?

are those bytek cobras or krispi saharas? or another?

Eastman said in comment #38:

Thank you! If you happen to be knowledgeable about this, we would love to have you share your knowledge in our discord or in the forums.

iirc, sumrak and partizan are the camouflage oversuits, right?

I'm a Beslan re-enactor, so I'm pretty knowledgeable on this era of uniforms and gear, yeah, didn't realise you guys had a discord server, will join. Also, they're Crispi Saharas (at least the back two, I think the front guy has different boots), Byteks are later

Disappointingly, this image is edited. Here's the original: https://www.reddit.com/r/MilitaryPorn/comments/etx2p0/us_army_special_forces_technical_southern_syria/

Original source is: https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2022/04/03/ukraine-russia-zelensky/

Turkish MP5 copies often have the notch in the FCG. This is a holdover from older H&K designs. MKEK produces MP5 and HK33 copies.

Tomoe Umari

AustinTheCactus said in comment #47:

Tomoe Umari

Tomoe wishes she was this Umazing.

I like this, but can we get it in a higher resolution?

Tuff

is that a stuart?

I'm 99% sure it is

if anybody here happens to know the type of-

vest,
gas mask,
helmet,
CBRN suit

I would greatly appreciate you tagging it!

These are naval infantry of the SNLF, not the army.

Those AKs look super short.

I think that RPK is 7.62x39. The magazine is very heavily curved.

if these are chinese ppsh copies, which i suspect they are, make sur eto tag them as such

I believe that’s a standard AK-74 with plum polymer furniture.

ToastPuppy said in comment #30:

I believe that’s a standard AK-74 with plum polymer furniture.

sorry, i couldnt tell because of low picture quality

That’s an AKM. The PBS-1 Suppressor was for 7.62x39 and the magazine is a rare Bakelite 40-round magazine for the RPK.