The Russia Thread

[Jackstar]

and you are know pedhophile
don't fucking respond to my posts you ass kisser, ..don't try to get my approval or attention you pedo fucking creep

https://twitter.com/twatter59/status/175022995490865152


ONLY ON RT.COM

[Jackstar]

THEON: You have until Friday to start posting updates from www.whatdoesitmean.com, or we will destroy you completely.

Ye saw it, ye all saw it... it was warned.

[Jackstar]

MEANWHILE

AT THE MOTION PICTURES



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zuu1Rj97MMY

[Jackstar]

MEANWHILE

I kinda posted the above video as a joke without even having viewed it, but after doing so (note timestamps), I have decided that this is one of the best decisions I have ever made on behalf of myself and society at large.

I'm not asking for copies of https://www.amazon.com/Learn-Russian-Rosetta-Stone-Level/dp/1617168777 on eBay because that's OUT OF STOCK on Amazon. I'm looking for a friend.

[Uncle Duke]

https://theaviationist.com/2016/12/05/russian-su-33-crashed-in-the-mediterranean-while-attempting-to-land-on-kuznetsov-aircraft-carrier/

Naval Aviation for Amateurs, Part II.

[Yorkshire pud]

https://theaviationist.com/2016/12/05/russian-su-33-crashed-in-the-mediterranean-while-attempting-to-land-on-kuznetsov-aircraft-carrier/

Naval Aviation for Amateurs, Part II.

They need to look at Eric Brown archive footage. Show em how its done. If he were still alive, he'd probably do it for them. Lol. Just because he could.

[Uncle Duke]

They need to look at Eric Brown archive footage. Show em how its done. If he were still alive, he'd probably do it for them. Lol. Just because he could.

Probably the greatest naval aviator who ever lived.  Missed by one day an opportunity to meet him back in the 90s, he had given a talk at Yeovilton the day before I visited the museum.

One of the FAA Museum guys told me Winkle got angry whenever anyone corrrected him about him not being the first man to land a jet on a carrier.  He apparently would reply, "I landed a REAL jet, not that American thing".

[Jackstar]

http://tass.com/defense/917591

MOSCOW, December 8. /TASS/. Several S-400 Triumf air defense missile systems were put on combat duty on Thursday to protect the air borders in northwestern Russia, spokesman for the Western Military District Igor Muginov said.

The S-400 Triumf is a long-range anti-aircraft missile system that went into service in 2007. It is designed to target aircraft and cruise missiles at a distance of up to 400 km, it is also able to engage ballistic targets flying at the speed of up to 4.8 km per second at a distance of 60 km.



Either or any yak could not be reached for comment at press time.

[Kidnostad3]

https://theaviationist.com/2016/12/05/russian-su-33-crashed-in-the-mediterranean-while-attempting-to-land-on-kuznetsov-aircraft-carrier/

Naval Aviation for Amateurs, Part II.

I'm coming a little late to the party with respect to this post but I need to say that no one should be surprised that the Russians are experiencing a seemingly high rate of losses through mishaps in the launching and recovery of aircraft onboard its aircraft carrier. 

For obvious reasons carrier flight operations are inherently more dangerous than land based flight operations.  According to the U.S. Navy Safety Center statistics the average number of Class A Mishaps (damage resulting in costs of $2,000,000 or more and/or aircraft destroyed or a fatality or permanent total disability) has averaged 12 per year since the year 2001.   The number of mishaps occurring during carrier flight operations and the number of fatalities is not specified but I know that at one time as it was thought that as rule of thumb at least 2-3 such mishaps would occur during a peacetime carrier deployment of six months. When you add to the equation the fact that the Russians are relatively inexperienced in carrier flight operations, the current rate of loss is nothing more than would be expected.  I suspect, however, that  only those incidents that are visible to outside observers are acknowledged and there are more that go unreported.

[Uncle Duke]

I'm coming a little late to the party with respect to this post but I need to say that no one should be surprised that the Russians are experiencing a seemingly high rate of losses through mishaps in the launching and recovery of aircraft onboard its aircraft carrier. 

For obvious reasons carrier flight operations are inherently more dangerous than land based flight operations.  According to the U.S. Navy Safety Center statistics the average number of Class A Mishaps (damage resulting in costs of $2,000,000 or more and/or aircraft destroyed or a fatality or permanent total disability) has averaged 12 per year since the year 2001.   The number of mishaps occurring during carrier flight operations and the number of fatalities is not specified but I know that at one time as it was thought that as rule of thumb at least 2-3 such mishaps would occur during a peacetime carrier deployment of six months. When you add to the equation the fact that the Russians are relatively inexperienced in carrier flight operations, the current rate of loss is nothing more than would be expected.  I suspect, however, that  only those incidents that are visible to outside observers are acknowledged and there are more that go unreported.

Concur.  If you read the updated article below however, both a/c lost from the carrier in the Med were the result of arresting cable failures.  Could as easily have been the result of poor quality control or metallurgical issues with the cable as deck crew incompetence.  Meanwhile, the K-36 seats are getting a good operational test in an environment they were never designed or tested to perform.

http://www.defense-aerospace.com/article-view/release/179274/russian-carrier-loses-second-fighter-in-landing-accident.html

[Jackstar]

Bombshell Secret CIA Report Says Russia Aimed To Steal White House For Drumpf


Image Googling for "HuffPo Bombshell" returned predictable results. In the interest of common decency, I closed the browser.

[Kidnostad3]

Concur.  If you read the updated article below however, both a/c lost from the carrier in the Med were the result of arresting cable failures.  Could as easily have been the result of poor quality control or metallurgical issues with the cable as deck crew incompetence.  Meanwhile, the K-36 seats are getting a good operational test in an environment they were never designed or tested to perform.

http://www.defense-aerospace.com/article-view/release/179274/russian-carrier-loses-second-fighter-in-landing-accident.html

I hadn't seen that article but agree that material failures and human error are both factors in the learning curve.  (Although it could be be argued that if an arresting cable broke the mishap was ultimately due to human error at some point in the design, manufacture or maintenance of the cable or other component of the arresting gear.  Also, the arresting gear is adjusted to accommodate the weight of the aircraft being trapped which leaves room for operator error.)

[Yorkshire pud]

Concur.  If you read the updated article below however, both a/c lost from the carrier in the Med were the result of arresting cable failures.  Could as easily have been the result of poor quality control or metallurgical issues with the cable as deck crew incompetence.  Meanwhile, the K-36 seats are getting a good operational test in an environment they were never designed or tested to perform.

http://www.defense-aerospace.com/article-view/release/179274/russian-carrier-loses-second-fighter-in-landing-accident.html

You probably know more on this, but after the near zero altitude ejection with the Russian fighter at an airshow, the K36 was considered for fitment in (I think) the F18. But further investigation showed it to be too heavy to be viable.

[Uncle Duke]

You probably know more on this, but after the near zero altitude ejection with the Russian fighter at an airshow, the K36 was considered for fitment in (I think) the F18. But further investigation showed it to be too heavy to be viable.

It was JSF that considered the K-36, not F-18.  Weight/size was a factor, as was the inability to produce the energetic materials used in the seat pyros in the US due to environmental laws. 

[Jackstar]

Posting this here irregardless of the fact that it has nothing to do with obsolete flight technology.

You're welcome.

[HedgehogNorman]

https://twitter.com/OrinKerr/status/808798411461890048

[Jackstar]

https://youtu.be/akLBItPCcv8?t=28

[Lilith]

In a world of Globalization, one would think the Democrats would expect and welcome the influence of Foreign Governments opinions, based on what they know about us, in all our decisions, including our Elections.  If the Democrats truly see us as a "Global Community", then wouldn't it be reasonable to expect "Global Participation" in everything we do?  Maybe they feel that "Globalism" only applies to people who agree with them. Maybe the Democrats didn't realize, that in a global world, even those they disagree with, would have a strong voice as well. In a Global World, "Did Putin try to influence our election"?  is an irrelevant question IMO.

[Yorkshire pud]

In a world of Globalization, one would think the Democrats would expect and welcome the influence of Foreign Governments opinions, based on what they know about us, in all our decisions, including our Elections.  If the Democrats truly see us as a "Global Community", then wouldn't it be reasonable to expect "Global Participation" in everything we do?  Maybe they feel that "Globalism" only applies to people who agree with them. Maybe the Democrats didn't realize, that in a global world, even those they disagree with, would have a strong voice as well. In a Global World, "Did Putin try to influence our election"?  is an irrelevant question IMO.

You do have foreign influence. It isn't just a right v left thing. The west has had it for decades. Centuries in some instances.

The difference now is the USA has possibly had their political landscape gamed by another country, rather than the USA doing it to someone else. Karma?

[area51drone]

It's time for Russia to fuck some shit up in Syria.   Global Thermo Nuclear War anyone?


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-1F7vaNP9w0

[Yorkshire pud]

It's time for Russia to fuck some shit up in Syria.   Global Thermo Nuclear War anyone?

Only as long as you go along to report directly from the scene.

[albrecht]

http://www.reuters.com/article/us-turkey-russia-diplomacy-idUSKBN1481RE
Russian envoy to Turkey shot dead by a man in a suit who shouted the usual Allah Akbar during his peaceful act but also shouted  "don't forget Allepo, don't forget Syria." I'm sure the Alex's of the world will be claiming some kind of 'false flag' and considering he was, supposedly, an off-duty cop and the history of Turkish politics that might be the case. There is plenty of video and pictures though the only background released so far is that he was "neutralized" and was a member of the Turkish riot police.

[Dr. MD MD]

You do have foreign influence. It isn't just a right v left thing. The west has had it for decades. Centuries in some instances.

The difference now is the USA has possibly had their political landscape gamed by another country, rather than the USA doing it to someone else. Karma?

WE all know that the most insidious foreign influence we face has always been from Britain. It's why were in the shit we are right now but we should all really listen to you, pud.  :

[Dr. MD MD]

The Religion of Peace Strikes Again! 


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xkYBAAR95hM

[Yorkshire pud]

WE all know that the most insidious foreign influence we face has always been from Britain. It's why were in the shit we are right now but we should all really listen to you, pud.  :

We? You speak for yourself, you self aggrandising little prick. You know diddly squat about anything. Go and play with your lego.

[Yorkshire pud]

The Religion of Peace Strikes Again! 

Good you find it amusing. I'm sure his family will share your laughter.

[Dr. MD MD]

We? You speak for yourself, you self aggrandising little prick. You know diddly squat about anything. Go and play with your lego.

Go suck the queen's cock, you know nothing faggot! 

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[Dr. MD MD]

Good you find it amusing. I'm sure his family will share your laughter.

I find it ironic that despite evidence to the contrary simpering little tits like you will still defend this shit.  :

[Yorkshire pud]

I find it ironic that despite evidence to the contrary simpering little tits like you will still defend this shit.  :

Link please where I defend it, prick.

[Dr. MD MD]

Link please where I defend it, prick.

So, you want a wall around Britain then?