August 24, 2020 at 4:38 pm
This Smoke Curtain was Used During WWII to Hide Naval Ships During Battle
Titanium tetrachloride (FM) rapidly creates dense white smoke when it comes into contact with damp air
Titanium tetrachloride (FM) rapidly creates dense white smoke when it comes into contact with damp air
I have no words
You’re a wizard Harry!
The capital ship of any fleet that can afford it
Filling up never looked so badass
This is straight up bananas
The closest the diamond will fly to each other is 18 inches during the Diamond 360 maneuver
A Russian fighter pilot in a Sukhoi Su-35S shows off the aircraft’s incredible maneuverability
The defector stole a truck, got stuck in a ditch, got shot and then sprinted across the border to safety
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