Missiles & Rockets
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This Malachite Kingfisher was captured while on its way down to catch a fish at Lake Panic in the Kruger National Park.
Osprey ~ (Pandion haliaetus)
An Osprey milliseconds before it plunges into the water after an unsuspecting fish.
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Rainha covers the brass while Ryker and Apoch work on getting the missile's important components - the guidance system and payload -- liberated from the larger structure.
Taken in Insilico
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an object which is forcibly propelled at a target , plain enough :0)
Canon EOS-1D X
EF500mm f/4L IS USM
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ISO 2500
This photo was taken within a minute of the last one posted, but was looking in the opposite direction. Baby Missiles by War on Drugs, is a great description for the short sharp showers that rained down.
Music:
"Never By Force (Mish Bil-Ouyyeh) by MAY NASR, in 'Lil Ghaly' (2007)
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Seen arriving at Goathland with a 'Dining Train' heading back to Grosmont. The odd-looking structure on top of the moor is RAF Fylingdales which provides a ballistic missile early warning service to the UK and US Governments, using a radar that can track objects in space.
Roller Missile.
This photograph of this colourful bird, it's beak just penetrating the blue sky and the wings folded back, justify all those long hours spend observing and photographing from the confinement of the cabin of our vehicle.
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This is just one of two twin missile launchers which make up the Royal Navy's "HMS Manchester"'s armaments. See following pic and link for more info.
A Stinger Air Defense soldier carrying a missile for the first time during his invocation trek, May 2011.
Photo by: Carmel Horowitz.
חייל סטינגר של הגנה אווירית סוחב טיל בפעם הראשונה במהלך מסע ההשבעה שלו, מאי 2011.
צילום: כרמל הורוביץ.
Taken about 1983, when Portland was used by the Royal Navy and Royal Fleet Auxiliary (RFA) for Operational Sea Training (now carried out from Devonport, Pymouth). I took this when serving with the Royal Naval Auxiliary Service (RNXS). Scanned from an original film-based print.
The SM-62 Snark was an early intercontinental-range cruise missile developed by the United States in the 1950s. With a range of over 5,000 miles, it was designed to carry nuclear warheads. Despite being deployed for a brief period, its operational limitations and advancements in missile technology led to its eventual retirement.
Sometimes it's easier to recycle parts of builds then to sort and build again. This is made from pieces of this www.flickr.com/photos/53458657@N04/16046012354/in/datepos... and this www.flickr.com/photos/53458657@N04/22816941765/in/datepos... plus a little spinkle of creativity.
Edit: (afterthoughts)... Warning ....mech head will explode with missiles when threatened and will literally fire its face off at you.
Ukraine needs missiles.
Russia is using missiles on Ukrainian cities. Last weekend, Odesa was hit with a missile attack that killed a 3 month old baby. Russia is trying to erase Ukraine from the world, and it is using missiles to do it. Russian missiles being used last weekend, which was Orthodox Easter, had the words "Christ is Risen" written on them. Ukraine needs to fight back. They need missile defense systems. They also need missiles to attack the Orcs invading their country. It was a Ukrainian missile that took down the Moskva.
This is a Nike missile at Sandy Hook National Recreation Area. Sandy Hook and the surrounding area in Monmouth County, New Jersey, was home to many of these missiles. They are obsolete and have all been decommissioned.
With the shift from the north to the east, the geography of the battle has changed. The tactics that worked brilliantly in the Battle of Kyiv won't work in the Battle of Donbas. Ukraine needs heavy weaponry; tanks, armored personnel carriers, missile defense systems, and missiles. Ukraine is starting to get some of what they need, but they need more. You can contact your representatives and ask them to support increased military aid to Ukraine. Also, the National Bank of Ukraine has set up a special account that you can send money to to support the Ukrainian Armed Forces. You can find that at bank.gov.ua/en/news/all/natsionalniy-bank-vidkriv-spetsra...
The nuclear capability of the Empire of Shiryoku is displayed here with its SS-NX-38 Ballistic Missile Submarine. A small model of the submarine displays best all the engineering details of the inside and outside design.
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This particular model is a GEN Shiryoku specialty submarine, manned by approximately fifty elite nuclear warfare agents. The mission is to avoid war at all cost.
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