Foro Militar General

"F-4J Phantom II"


May 10, 1972 was the US Navy’s most successful day against the Vietnamese People’s Air Force (VPAF). Amongst the Naval Aviators to enjoy success on this date were Lts Matt Connelly and Tom Blonski in F-4J BuNo 155769 of top-scoring squadron VF-96 from USS Constellation (CVA-64)

Gareth Hector

"MiG-17F"


Snr Lts Le Hai and Nguyen Dinh Phuc, with Ho Van Quy and Nguyen Phi Hung (all from the 923rd FR), intercepted a TARCAP of F-4B Phantom IIs from VF-151, embarked in USS Coral Sea (CVA-43), as they followed A-4E Skyhawks out after a Haiphong strike on November 19, 1967

Gareth Hector

"USN F-4 Phantom II Vs VPAF Mig -19"


On May 18, 1972, an epic duel was fought above the VPAF’s key fighter base at Kep between two MiG-19Ss of the 925th FR and a pair of F-4Bs from VF-161. The 'Farmers' would duly suffer their only losses to US Navy Phantom IIs that afternoon whilst attempting to oppose a strike by CVW-15. Here, Topgun graduate Lt Henry “Bart” Bartholomay and his RIO Lt Oran Brown, in “Rock River 110”, watch their opponent’s jet strike the ground at high speed after being struck by an AIM-9 at minimum range. The VPAF pilot had ejected just seconds earlier

Gareth Hector

Bravo! Perpetre, perpetre vm que así da gusto . Una pasada, magníficas láminas, aunque eso vm ya lo sabe .
Por cierto ya se ve en una de las láminas que no todo el monte es orégano para los pilotos yanquis .
Agradecido quedo por el detalle de compartirlas con nosotros y anotadas donde están.

Valerio escribió:[ Imagen ]

"Republican Demi-Brigades"

• Typical flags
• Drumner
• Grenadier, 1794-96

Patrice Courcelle

Eso, que se ve en la bandera, ¿es un fascio? o me lo parece

Tornado

Otro inglés para acompañar al anterior .

SEPECAT. Jaguar.
http://www.super-hobby.com

No tiene nada que ver con lo anterior, pero el Reggiane 2005 Sagittario es uno de los aviones más bonitos de la 2GM.
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ZULU 031 escribió:Eso, que se ve en la bandera, ¿es un fascio? o me lo parece

Es un fascio.

Será porque no aparece en multitud de escudos, estimado ZULU:



Los de la Revolución (como ese de la lámina por la que preguntas) se suelen representar con el gorro frigio:



Tanto uno como otro aparecen en las banderas de varios países:



Monedas de los EEUU:



El Congreso de los EEUU:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/ ... ngress.jpg

Mira otros ejemplos en los que aparece el Fascio littorio:

https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fascio_littorio

Hasta en el Camerún

- Ya no me deja poner más de 6 imágenes.

La lista es interminable.

"Foot Artillery of the Line"


• Gunner 1804-1806 service dress
• Drummer 1809-1812 campaign dress
• Drummer 1804-1806
• Gunner 1813-1814

Emir Bukhari

"Foot Artillery of the Line"


• Officer 1813-1814 campaign dress
• Officer 1809-181 service dress
• Drum-Major 1st Regt. 1807-1812 campaign dress
• Officer 1808-1814 Peninsula campaign dress

Emir Bukhari

"Foot Artillery of the Guard"


• Gunner 1810-1811 service dress
• Sapper 1808 service dress
• Gunner 1813-1814 campaign dress
• Drummer 1810-1811 service dress

Emir Bukhari

"Foot Artillery of the Guard"


• Corporal 1810 winter society dress
• Colonel 1810-1811 full dress
• Drum-Major 1810-1811 full dress
• Officer 1808-1810 campaign dress

Emir Bukhari

"Horse Artillery of the Line"


• Gunner 1807-1808 service dress
• Trumpeter 2nd Rgt. 1809 parade dress
• Gunner 1812-1815 campaign dress
• Trumpeter 1812-1814 Peninsula Dress

Emir Bukhari

"Horse Artillery of the Line"


• Officer 4th Rgt. 1804-1807 service dress
• Officer 1810-1812 winter campaign dress
• Trumpet-Major 1809-1810 campaign dress
• Officer 1811 service dress

Emir Bukhari