Liftoff.
The Artemis II mission launched from @NASAKennedy at 6:35pm ET (2235 UTC), propelling four astronauts on a journey around the Moon.
Artemis II will pave the way for future Moon landings, as well as the next giant leap โ astronauts on Mars.
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The Rook Armored Critical Incident Vehicle (ACIV) is a specially adapted skid-steer designed to provide protection and support to American law enforcement departments from a city, county, or state police level, up to federal law enforcement SWAT teams
Shahed Swatter | Flugabwehrkanonenpanzer 1 Gepard
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Don't miss out on our latest video, where we take look at the West German Gerpard Flakpanzer, perhaps the most famous self-propelled anti-aircraft gun of the Cold War and beyond.
@Chieftain_armor I recently wrote a pretty extensive article on this vehicle. There is no end to German ingenuity. One detail to note, the rubber skirts are anachronistic. It never served with them fitted. https://t.co/jaxzeoC5w0
Images originally posted online many years ago by a former British tankie who tried out the 76 mm HESH shell from a Scorpion at 1,250 m against a defunct T-34 tank. The effects had any crew been present look unpleasant. I've no details where or when sorry. #tanks#History
A 105mm basic M1 Abrams main battle tank assigned to the 1st Battalion, 5th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division, sits in a holding position during the Ex REFORGER 1987.
At the third Italian Army materiel presentation at Monte Romano in 1988, the OTOMATIC 76/62 AA tank alongside the SIDAM 25mm SPAAG were put on display for the public. The former was based on Palmaria, derived from OF-40, while the latter was built on the M113.
(Paolo Valpolini)
In 1990 the UK exhanged a Ferret, Saracen, Humber Pig, 25-pdr, and 5.5" gun swapping them for a BTR-60P, a WW2 German Stug, a BRDM, and a Soviet T-26 amongst other things. Pictured here at the docks in St.Petersburg. https://t.co/b6fI9dxFoy
15 cm sIG 33 auf PzKpfw II
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The first German attempt to create a mobile artillery support vehicle for use with motorized infantry was based on the Panzer I chassis. While it had some success, only a small number were built.