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I honestly found the entire video interesting but if you want to just skip to the training/live ops montage skip to 45:30 in the video

The first part of the report from the Park Patriot outdoor exposition with the photos of different tanks. The whole report includes over 600 photos and consists of 9 parts with the photos of vehicles from almost all branches of Russian Armed Forces.
Military-patriotic Park Patriot is located between Alabino and Kubinka in Moscow region and themed around different military and patriotic events and activities. The Park incorporates famous Kubinka Tank Museum and will incorporate future Kubinka Aviation Museum which now is planned to build in the Kubinka Air Base.
There are currently two expositions, the main outdoor exposition is located right in the Park and includes the exhibits from all branches of Armed Forces and the second is Tank Museum exposition. The first is currently free to access without any restrictions to the foreigners, Kubinka Tank Museum exposition is with entrance fee and without restrictions to the foreigners, but it's highly recommended to have a copy of your passport, cameras are allowed.




Full part: http://vitalykuzmin.net/?q=node/634




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T-54A


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T-55A


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T-55A with rangefinder


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T-55AM early version


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T-55AD


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T-55AMV


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Another one T-55AMV


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T-55AM


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Object 430


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T-62M


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Another one T-62M


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The third T-62M in the Park


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The fourth T-62M in the Park


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T-62MV


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Missile tank IT-1


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B/c there is a lot of thermal related stuff in this thread, here is a video of footage from the Sosna-U (Catherine-FC); T-72B3 Sosna-U

Some of you may have seen it before, but it is a new find for myself.

Mike E wrote:B/c there is a lot of thermal related stuff in this thread, here is a video of footage from the Sosna-U (Catherine-FC); T-72B3 Sosna-U

Some of you may have seen it before, but it is a new find for myself.

I think TR1 or someone else has posted that or some other video of the footage for a 640 it is very clear but a concern is the filteration of the image, appears to have some minor image processing while using mainly but not exclusivley bhot/whot negative/positive filteration of the image to cover some dead zones between both filteration modes which enhancing target recognitation but not identification on range which can result and has indeed resulted in friendly fire incidents because people could not identify if it was a Bradley or BMP/Tank vehicle.

From Sevastopol, Crimea

Spring loaded gas tube cover needs a stronger spring, it moves too far right now. But's better than a fixed rail.

The second part of the report from Park Patriot. Various experimental, main battle and amphibious tanks.


Full part: http://vitalykuzmin.net/?q=node/635



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T-72


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Another one T-72A in the Park


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T-80


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Object 219R (T-80B)


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PT-76B


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PT-76


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Experimental light amphibious tank PT-76M


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Experimental light amphibious tank K-90


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Experimental light amphibious tank Object 906 (PT-85)


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Experimental light amphibious tank Object 685


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KoTeMoRe wrote:Spring loaded gas tube cover needs a stronger spring, it moves too far right now. But's better than a fixed rail.

My dad watched video and said he doesnt like the "kick" magazine release idea very much.

What i personally on other hand find unusual is size of the ejection port, while AKs in general have sizeable ejection port now on new design due to sides being flat and this new port cover it kinda looks gigantic Sure it decreases chance of missejection but it truly gives feeling of being overzised.

Militarov wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:Spring loaded gas tube cover needs a stronger spring, it moves too far right now. But's better than a fixed rail.

My dad watched video and said he doesnt like the "kick" magazine release idea very much.

What i personally on other hand find unusual is size of the ejection port, while AKs in general have sizeable ejection port now on new design due to sides being flat and this new port cover it kinda looks gigantic Sure it decreases chance of missejection but it truly gives feeling of being overzised.

Uhu, check the bolt and bolt carrier. The rifle is "Brand" new. There's no service markings on it. You mean the one on the AK-12? The lever action is pretty straight forward. This is barely bigger than the 74M. On the AK12 it is huge. Almost like a shotgun Ejection port.

Also, small peek on actual A545 cycling. Clearly a better integrated BARS system.

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KoTeMoRe wrote:

Militarov wrote:

KoTeMoRe wrote:Spring loaded gas tube cover needs a stronger spring, it moves too far right now. But's better than a fixed rail.

My dad watched video and said he doesnt like the "kick" magazine release idea very much.

What i personally on other hand find unusual is size of the ejection port, while AKs in general have sizeable ejection port now on new design due to sides being flat and this new port cover it kinda looks gigantic Sure it decreases chance of missejection but it truly gives feeling of being overzised.

Uhu, check the bolt and bolt carrier. The rifle is "Brand" new. There's no service markings on it. You mean the one on the AK-12? The lever action is pretty straight forward. This is barely bigger than the 74M. On the AK12 it is huge. Almost like a shotgun Ejection port.

Also, small peek on actual A545 cycling. Clearly a better integrated BARS system.

Yeah i was refering to AK12 ejection port, i mistook that you commented on AK12 video. Ejection port is rly big, almost "unnatural". Not sure tho if A545 compensates enough with performance for its significant complexity over AK design to be full scale service rifle.

VitalyVK wrote:The second part of the report from Park Patriot. Various experimental, main battle and amphibious tanks.


Full part: http://vitalykuzmin.net/?q=node/635

Excellent pictures of some Kubinka rarities. Thanks Vitaly.
A really great museum.

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HUGE versions, don't know who made these but kudos:

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Nice

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