Reply With QuoteHello Rick,
Some of the camouflage patterns on their armored vehicles could be extremely effective. What the "H" is with the white wall tires?
Best regards,
Randall
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An impressive display of arms and armor
The good stuff starts after about 10 pictures. Then gets better.
http://jerrypournelle.com/images/201...ps#299,1,China National Day Parade
RickIt's always darkest before dawn. So if you're going to steal the
neighbor's newspaper, that's the time to do it.
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Bling, I guess.
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Originally Posted by shelldude
This is just a parade feature.
But I have seen entirely white painted spare wheels with combat units when their vehicles were in storage. This is just to prevent aging of the rubber in sunlight.
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