Hand to hand…
Members of Austria’s elite counter-terrorism unit, EKO Cobra, spar in hand to hand combat for training. Proficiency in different weapons is important but also being able to subdue a target with your bare hands is just as important, cause you never really know what will happen during an operation/mission. (Photo: Volker Weihbold)
(via cerebralzero)
This is the #gun that started a family feud on the Burwell side in the 1890’s.
(via cerebralzero)
Walther Armee-Pistol with stock
(Source: bluna33, via cerebralzero)
Birth Machine by H.R. Giger
(Source: cinderellahope)
georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov:
A Russian MiG-25RBF “Foxbat-D”. Although the Soviets did not assign official nicknames to their aircraft - as with most popular names for their aircraft, “Foxbat” was the NATO codename - this didn’t stop unofficial ones from being used. With the MiG-25, as it was a high altitude flier, large amount of alcohol based deicer was sprayed on the aircraft before missions, which apparently could cause mild intoxication in the pilots and grounds crew. Because of this, it earned the epithet Letauschii gastronom, which essentially translates to “flying liquor store”.
(Alex Eremite)
Walther Armee-Pistole
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(Source: flight-time, via sink00)
georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov:
A MiG-25UB in flight.
(Krivchikov Sergey)
