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A step towards progress... well, they still offer a central staircase to the bravest.

Nice X-Wing ancestor one !

Hi everyone. I'd like to know if there was a way to install an "Annihilator" on MechWarrior 4 Mercenaries ? I've tried to install the mod "MekTek 3.1", but it was a failure, it requires the installation of. "NET Framework 3.5" but, unfortunately, at each download attempts, after acceptance words, it climbs up to 3-5 % before returning to 0... is anyone know a simple program to gain the magnificent 100 tons Inner Sphere assault beast and to improve this game ?

Point #6 strangely reminds me the few conventional "Fat Man" bombs dropped.

I hope these optics love salt.

GreenPeace approved

I took a short stop in Toulon and its surroundings to photograph some elements of the French Navy... with some vets' shamefully treated like pieces of waste ! French "light cruiser" ( lately reclassified as an Anti-Aircraft Frigate) Duquesne (D603), now used as a breakwater... Masurca SAM dual launcher and anti-aircraft radar units Amphibious assault ship Dixmude (L9015)

It had been a few years since airliners.net saw its membership numbers soar, spirit of what it happen to them? Please reassure me, I'm not a crazy anxious ? Now this site really seemed to be a strange soup or mixture of liars who have a high rate of imagination, it seems to be the place of rendezvous for "great philosophers", "professional pilots without any sheduled work times" (massive MEDEVAC crews ?), "well-being thinkers" , or "pilot-ground staff-air-controllers-first-class passengers-cabin-crew" life experienced people, whatever you want as long as you have something to tell to win some "RR" points ?

For the Mistral class ships, I also heard that the Russian Navy ordered some units, with some modifications in hangars and deck to operate KA-52 and transport helicopters. But about the Duquesne I don't really know... it is probably used as a training ship, but for frogmen, clearance or rescue divers. The French Navy diving school is just close to the ship, many apnea exercises are performed, comprising passing under the ship's hull.

LPD Ouragan (L9021) and her sister-ship LPD Orage (L9022) with repair ship Jules Verne (A620) Anti-Sub Frigate Jean de Vienne (D643) Horizon class AA Frigates Forbin (D620) & Chevalier Paul (D621) And, as usual, the Charles de Gaulle is impossible to shot properly.

Come on, gives a bit of atmosphere here.

Thank you, I will try to find it. And sorry about the "Iluminados" with only one "L" fault. May the BBC or HBO got some of their pretty nice TV films talking about this conflict. EDIT: I just remember of Tumbledown...

Rather than start a new thread it would be better that I ask you here if anyone know one or more films/TV movies about the Falklands/Malvinas war ? While searching a bit better in my films I realized that "Illuminados por el Fuego" was the only one I have that dealt with this episode of History.

Even in a peaceful live you can fall on one of them

I got a preference for Kirk Douglas' westerns, I always find him a better actor than his son (even if the last are a good one). And also for Terence Hill's films... yes, I should be ashamed...

The shape and design are especially beautiful for a WWI sea plane. Each plate, each rails seem to have been carefully studied and polished.

I just finished the Osprey's 60th OCA B-1B Lancer Units in Combat, pretty good written, sometimes we feel like being back in a classroom. The so-called psychologic effect of its low passes is obviously transcribed. However it woke up a question I asked myself for a long time, is the use of noise already been widely used in a conflict ? Some "powered gliders" have been deployed over Vietnam for SIGINT and recon, but always in the research of top stealth. In contrast, does many daily sonic booms passes over an agglomeration would be not even more demoralizing than strikes ?

Another proof of medias accuracy.

Two seats Jaguars also was sexier than single ones.

This 10 tons estimate was a first step, now sources from NASA and other agencies agree to estimate the mass of the object to still 10... but thousand tons.

Maybe the AMX (without fins) or F-16 wings tanks ?

Exact, avec une variante en deçà de celle de la Navy. Une histoire d'autodirecteur IR trop sensible et en même temps ne tolérant pas les forts facteurs de charge ou de moteur fusée trop indiscret... Pour le Rafale je ne sais pas. Il m'a semblé pourtant que l'Armée avait exigée quelques modification dans sa version B.

You forgot the fact that they wear the CroAF marks, make them exciting. It's my Polish girlfirend who will be mad at me, she knows that I have a preference for the southern States....

Firstly, I want to apologize to all the feminists of our small, smart and beautiful community, but art can not be prohibited. http://youtu.be/KOzCP7cSpmA