No problem. If you can insult it, then there has to be some somewhere :confused:
Originally posted by Hand87_5
Joseph Goebbels was the Minister of information (ie propaganda) of Adolph Hitler.
I know that. But Joeseph Geobells? A website trying to point out someone else’s errors but can’t even be bothered to write a name correctly or at least check it is pretty dubious if you ask me.
Oh, I know. ‘s just another one of Sauron’s secretive leftist plots to bring the genius of Michael Moore to our attention once more ๐
Originally posted by Hand87_5
Joseph Goebbels was the Minister of information (ie propaganda) of Adolph Hitler.
I know that. But Joeseph Geobells? A website trying to point out someone else’s errors but can’t even be bothered to write a name correctly or at least check it is pretty dubious if you ask me.
Oh, I know. ‘s just another one of Sauron’s secretive leftist plots to bring the genius of Michael Moore to our attention once more ๐
Originally posted by Phil Foster
{On Poland}:
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They were invaded by the Germans but they were also invaded by the Russians twice…
Poland was invaded by the Soviets once, in 1939. In 1919, it was Poland which invaded Russia.
Who is Joeseph Geobells?
EDIT: For those who forgave Sauron’s link spelling-error opening and browsed through it, there is a reply at http://www.michaelmoore.com/words/wackoattacko/
Who is Joeseph Geobells?
EDIT: For those who forgave Sauron’s link spelling-error opening and browsed through it, there is a reply at http://www.michaelmoore.com/words/wackoattacko/
Originally posted by Sauron
Given the way Poland has been treated by it’s neighbours, I believe they have to prove they are worthy of Poland’s support not the other way around.
By that logic, why did Chili get F-16s rather than Gripens?
Back in the good old days, the Russians in East Germany held such events pretty often. “Kick the Mig” they were called, usually between a MiG-29 and a drag racing car/bike (both happened) at bases as Templin-Gross Dรถlln, Finow-Eberswalde, Grossenhain and a few others as well.
The pic is taken on Templin’s secondary runway, the parking ticket is to get nostalgic over…
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What’s there not to like about an aircraft nobody has seen yet?
Germans experimented with FBW from the 1970s already. It was hardly something new.

Zut, non!
The Hawk is a product of poor lackeys with no skills aeronautically! Only paper product, true ‘king of hangar’ in most airforces lol!
Even perfide Brittons got smart!
Lots of Humvees around Mihail Kogalniceanu as well, and don’t forget the presence at Taszar (which, curiously, did little good for the reputation of the US in Hungary).
A squadron of Spang F-16s moving East would make sense. Especially now it seems they are getting serious about finally closing Rhein-Main now (i believe the USAF is paying through the nose for the ramp and hangar lease there, but not half as much as Frankfurt AP could be making out of it), and moving all transports to Ramstein (construction there is making good progress, including changing the heading of the runway) with Spang as the proposed future tanker-deployment base.
Some of those former Australian Mirages now flying in Pakistan are actually Frankenstein-Mirages. A number of those IIIO(A)’s had completely worn-out wings (guess those Aussies did a lot of low-level flying with them), and they were re-equipped with zero-timed wings Kamra got from South Africa (which didn’t need those anymore because of their MIII to Cheetah ‘upgrade’).
It’s a shame the Mirages seem to be going grey now too. Not only because it’s boring, but especially since those Frankenstein-Mirages looked whoa cool, with their grey fuselages and camouflaged wings.
Apologies for the useless little format of the pic, but Eddie de Kruijff wants his hobby to be profitable. A full pic is at http://www.pakaviation.com/PVA/Library/AirPhotos/Military/PakAF_Mirage/Photo_EDK_Mirage_HybridCamoflage.html
Originally posted by Steve Touchdown
I guess it should also be pointed out, in relation to US – Polish ties, that Douglas J. Feith (the US Under Secretary of Defense for Policy) has been in-country this week discussing plans for moving US forces to Polish bases in the future…..
And will he love Biala Podlaska! How unfortunate that it isn’t connected to the world in a similar fashion as Ramstein or Rhein-Main. On the other hand, being in range of Belarus’ S300 SAMs at Kobryn would give some interesting SIGINT data.
Actually, the scrambled eggs breakfast at the local Sports Hotel was excellent. Which is about all the entertainment you can find between the nightclubs in Minsk-Mazowiecki and the border ques at Brest.
Joining Steve in going off topic, i don’t know how much Iraq still owes Germany, but i think the Russian response to the contract-exclusion was absolutely brilliant. Even if only for the subtile hint that it will be the American tax payers coughing up for those Iraqi debts :devil icon, PLEEEAASE!:
An F-86A prototype with a J47 engine, flown by George Welch appearantly broke the sound barrier (albeit in a shallow dive) one week before Yeager’s rocket-propelled manned air-launched glider.
However, had the Germans actually agreed that something like the sound barrier existed, they would have probably taken the credit as the Me-163 had both the aerodynamic design and the power to go supersonic – it’s just that they never bothered to record it.