Modelling armour in Ukraine crisis

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You Call We Haul :wink:

https://twitter.com/i/status/1675258473733300224

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Ukrainian MT-LB with what looks like a Turkish-made Aselsan SARP NSV -DUAL combat module :

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I was wondering if all those winter pictures indicate ruscists dont have any armour left.

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I had been saving pics to a USB memory stick. Last night it decided to die…

Upside is, I am once again viewing all the great pictures you guys have posted here . Thanks again H.P. Ruzzaa and co.

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Wow, I didn’t know those things could die!
Ken

I’ve got a box full of dead USB keys…And I’m too lazy to try resurrecting them :wink:

Recover data from a dead USB Flash Drive

Now I prefer using an external SSD (even though it’s the same technology…isn’t it :roll_eyes:)

H.P.

Yeah sadly I didnt realise it until it was to late and I lost hundreds of scanned images form my serving time … USBs and Discs if you have ever used them to record stuff on all have an end life when they can start to corrupt and become unusable … Although its a pain, I now usually renew and transfer anything I have on a USB every 5 to 6 years. Good thing is,they are all pretty cheap nowadays.

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Looks like the new topic “more Russian propaganda” is not free-access.

Olivier

That’s why I intentionally put it here, so more people could read it. And it is Armor in Ukraine after all. I guess some people need to stay occupied. No, not the Ukrainians.

Some guys have too many AKs on their hands :wink:

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