Colombian Presidential Guard.

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Colombian Presidential Guard.
Scoped Galil AR in Colombian Army service.
Colombian Army soldier of the Third Brigade, Third Division.
Colombian Army soldier somewhere in the country.
Colombian Army special forces operator.
Jesus Christ that was a clown show, could have been funny had the argies not been trying to kill their Spanish rivals.
McDonnell Douglas AV-8B Harrier II “Matador II”
VTOL ground-attack subsonic aircraft of the Spanish Navy - Armada Española.
New vs old: Peruvian Air Forces current dual fleet of French and Russian fighters, the Dassault Mirage 2000 and Mikoyan MiG-29, vs the past one, the Sukhoi Su-22 and the Dassault Mirage V.
Perú currently has plans to replace both jets with the F-16, with an initial order for 12 already signed, and a further 12 units awaiting funds.
Two flavors of greenhouses
Peruvian Mi-17 soviet transport helicopters with the classic round cockpit, featuring the two types of nose accessory: A weather radar, or a machine gun.
Both are very useful in the mountainous terrain these helicopters fly on, the radar for bad weather with reduced/nonexistent visibility conditions, and the machine gun for self-protection during troop drops in contested mountainous zones, sadly they can’t be used at the same time as there’s little space inside the cockpit already
Bare
With radar
With gun
The remains of the original 1930’s German autobahn, right next to the current modern one.
Not to be that guy, but the modern one is simply a normal highway, not one of the Autobahn routes.
(No guardrail, not 2*2 lanes, the elevation change is too "steep" and the curve is too "sharp")
Autobahn features the various design elements, such as maximum grades and banked curves.
The last two matches of the world cup in a nutshell.
Congratulations Spain!
And fuck you Argentina, you finally showed your true colors with that filthy, filthy match, with 2 red card, one after the match, and even a yellow card for the manager.
Also, fucking finally, no more Messi in the following World Cups, I have never seen such fabricated cult of personality in my life, and its only rivaled by the one of that cheating drug-using bastard Maradona.
The remains of a Spanish Armada Bell AB-212 ASW helicopter, following a collision against the mast of the Spanish light carrier Dédalo in 1986, after a gush of wind pushed the helicopter against it during landing, killing all 4 crewmen on board.
The mast was repaired but kept a small tilt that followed the ship until her retirement.
The remains of a Colombian National Police UH-60A Black Hawk helicopter, destroyed by an IED planted in the landing pad during the early hours of the morning of august 22 2025, leaving 12 deaths among the police crew and army passengers.
That past that wasn’t and the future that isn’t
Venezuelan Air Force’s brush with Russian tech, at the top during demonstration of the Mikoyan MiG-29M fighter jet, flying alongside their fleet of Mirage 50s, the intended jets the MiG was to replace, but which was rejected in favor of the Sukhoi Su-30MK2 at the bottom, flying alongside the F-16 fleet, at the time the most modern in Latin America.
Nowadays, following the Maduro raid and now the La Guaira earthquake, the Sukhoi fleet is considered effectively retired, with no russian support nor money to keep it flying, while the older F-16 fleet, flying for over 40 years now, 20 of which under an US arms embargo, is somehow still active with at least 4 airframes out of 21 survivors in flyable condition, albeit with unknown combat capabilities.
A French Dassault Super Etendard refuels an American F-14 Tomcat.
Ford Crown Victoria of the Policía Regional, Maracaibo’s old police force, back in the mid 2000’s.