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Hey, USSR, they're saying the U.S. is going to sell Alaska back to Russia. Is it true?

The Russian vids always are, they're almost evey one a work of art!

Ooops. USSR, the vid is locked-out for some reason. Wondering if the vid references the Potemkin...

Those T-34's are beautiful. Amazing story about them rolling straight off the tank factory floor in Stalingrad, directly into combat action. Loving the rough-casting visible on the turrets.

Are those actual restored T-34's? Very nice! I think you already posted that quite a few are still operational, how many like that does the Russian military maintain?

Maybe you could tell us. But that would be odd. Or...would it?

War is ugly. I'm sorry about the war where you are now, USSR.

Kalinka, you bet, that's a good one from the Russian repertoire! There was a fun film from back in the 70's that had a great soundtrack of Russian choral songs, here's a short from there:

Posting favored songs? I'm in: - Here is one, and it happens to be Russian, that I believe is one of the most beautiful songs ever written Lyrics and melody both, it is a beautiful piece of music

Absolutely, marchplumber, you are right: - Thanks, USSR, for the great pics!!

The day in 1945 that Soviet troops and American troops met at the Elbe River, and cut Nazi Germany in half was a good day. It spelled the end of the tyrant Adolph Hitler and the nightmare of his Nazi dream. The world needs to watch for it and plans like it still, and crush them early. Amen

Neat shot, especially in contrast to the smaller fuselage ("smaller", but not small) just in front it. Wow. That AN-225 is a Beast.

Nice post, Tracer. Not so familiar with the Buran. Made me want to do my homework, and ran across this (but maybe you already know all about it): https://www.popularmechanics.com/space/rockets/a9763/did-the-soviets-actually-build-a-better-space-shuttle-16176311/

Whoa, that sucker is a BRUTE!

Hey, USSR, there was a note here yesterday about the Elbe, where did that go?!

God bless the man, 93 years old and moving, reacting, speaking like he was only in his 50's (even younger)!!

God love you, USSR. that has got to be a help to the "soldiers" on that front line.

Got a short attention span: - Looked at the first vid (54 seconds). - Did not open the second vid (48 minutes) :mrgreen:

Haven't run across this story yet until you posted it: - What's in the cargo hold?

Another first-class vid production: - The drone shots are a great feature