vehiculos militares abandonados
- Tema iniciado douglas
- Fecha de inicio
Los camiones rusos siempre me hacen acordar a una amiga de la infancia...una gomas tremendas!!
El tamaño de las ruedas se debe al terreno de Rusia la mayor parte del tiempo estos bichos andan en la nieve, tundra, barro etc.
Rusia és como un desarmadero gigante. Y está bueno, porque si tenés un ejército, guerrilla, que necesita partes de vehículos de todo tipo, te llegás con unos mangos y te llevas chapas de todas las épocas.
Está bien que parezcan que salieron de una ferretería de Chernobyl, pero, si compras setenta tanques, te llevás pilas de BMP casi en descomposición. Los van a reventar igual, no tiene mucho sentido ponerse exquisito.
Saludos!!!
Está bien que parezcan que salieron de una ferretería de Chernobyl, pero, si compras setenta tanques, te llevás pilas de BMP casi en descomposición. Los van a reventar igual, no tiene mucho sentido ponerse exquisito.
Saludos!!!
Pacific Tank Wrecks – Amazing Images of Surviving Battle Relics in the Pacific
In the Jungles and beaches of the Pacific Island wrecks of all kinds can still be found.
We have for you a selection of Japanese and American tanks and tracked vehicles:
Wrecked Sherman Tank, just off the beach of Saipan [Via]
Now used for tourists and kids as a platform to to dive off [Via]
Japanese Tank on the deck of the Nippo Maru [Via]
Amtrack abandoned at Palau [Via]
Japanese Type 95 tank abandoned on an airfield in Peleliu [Via]
Another shot of the same tank [Via]
Japanese tank on the Babelthuap Island, Palau [Via]
The same tank [Via]
Tank wreck at the last command post of the Japanese forces on Saipan [Via]
Another abandoned tank on Saipan [Via]
Rusting remains of an Amtrack on New Guinea [Via]
Abandoned Sherman on Guam [Via]
http://www.warhistoryonline.com/war...f-surviving-battle-relics-in-the-pacific.html
In the Jungles and beaches of the Pacific Island wrecks of all kinds can still be found.
We have for you a selection of Japanese and American tanks and tracked vehicles:
Wrecked Sherman Tank, just off the beach of Saipan [Via]
Now used for tourists and kids as a platform to to dive off [Via]
Japanese Tank on the deck of the Nippo Maru [Via]
Amtrack abandoned at Palau [Via]
Japanese Type 95 tank abandoned on an airfield in Peleliu [Via]
Another shot of the same tank [Via]
Japanese tank on the Babelthuap Island, Palau [Via]
The same tank [Via]
Tank wreck at the last command post of the Japanese forces on Saipan [Via]
Another abandoned tank on Saipan [Via]
Rusting remains of an Amtrack on New Guinea [Via]
Abandoned Sherman on Guam [Via]
http://www.warhistoryonline.com/war...f-surviving-battle-relics-in-the-pacific.html
