Great work!!:D
Bangladesh has just taken delivery of a batch of F.7BG fighters, together with a couple of dual trainers…here they are!
Amazing!!
Very nice photos!!:D:D
Here’s one for Canpark…
After checing out his website – he was there around the same time as me – we almost followed the same paths. (but he had the luck/presence of mind/lack of beer to see and shoot this)
http://www.richard-seaman.com/Aircraft/Misc/VietnameseAirForce/index.html#SecondTaxyingMig
Thanks mate;)
LOL:D:D:D
LOL:D:D:D
Top ten most boring speeches.
10. My dad’s speech on Buddhism.
Top ten most boring speeches.
10. My dad’s speech on Buddhism.
2. Ho Chi Minh
2. Ho Chi Minh
Huey
Canpark mate.
I do not want to sound like “GKOZAK” to hurt your feeling. :diablo:
Neverthless, Ten-years long war in Vietnam has already ended long ago leaving thousands of deads behind long before, You’ve been comming up with tiresome story of the Victorious Vietnamese People’s Army pushing far southward to overrun the city of “Saigon”. 😉
Besides, It seems to me that nobody cares to hear that dreary lyric of you and your fellow vietnamese’s good old day. Nowadays, I was told that they’re probably more into thriving the national economy and getting ahead in the international market even by going far as to allow the communist party members to run private business. 😮
That’s like many of warlike koreans talking over and over about the hotly-discussed issue of building “Seagoing Blue Water Navy” and developing domestically “Stealth Fighter” or something Notwithstanding the fact that they have been not only economically in billions debt but also heavily dependent to neighbouring countries when they’re seemingly blinded to the “Nationalism” to keep pace with thier fearful-odd Japan getting rapidly militarised and PRC of late while forgetting the real importance of what given ahead of them. What a terrible waste of times and vast sums of money. (Most of what these guys saying is like some whinning kids teasing their hard-up-for cash mom into buying brand-new toys.) :diablo:
They’d better pour more moneys into saving smaller-undertakings not to weaken the base of the overall national ecomony. Instead. 😉
Ironically, It appears Korean economical power has been centered around the prominent Business tycoons from the beginning which can’t be truly
considered as wise solution for making this country mightier and wealthier.They have suffered enormous failure of their years of unstable national economy causing “Unprecedented first-ever case of turning to the IMF for economical aid to the ROK” and witness the numerous smaller-undertakings going bankrupt but the leading businees tycoons, and then what could this mean next? (They really appear to have a tendency to prefer whichever that is bigger one in size not to mention wacky nigger-loving girls worthy of a perspective study and all those Viagra-abusers in their middle-age as well.) 😀
BTW, Could be “Giải phóng Sà i Gòn” read “The liberation of Saigon” in english?
Your mother tongue sounds almost close to korean word in many aspects especially when pronounceded it. That gives thus strong emphassis to the fact they both are first originated with the Chinese character as is defined by many scholars in this field of the liguistic science. :dev2:
That’s okay mate, almost nothing can hurt my feelings;)and yes, “Giải phóng Sà i Gòn” means “The liberation of Saigon”. I’m trying to get hold of that movie but my cousin in VietNam is being a tight-**** and won’t get it for me.
What you heard is correct, VietNam is growing economically and is more intereted in multilateral approach on the world stage.
South Korea’s defence minister is in VietNam this week hopefully the two nations will secure some arms deals.
4. David Beckham
4. David Beckham
6. Saddam (That’s right, Anna)