Army Surplus.

Another sporterized M1917

 

Navy surplus in this case.

12-567 means 12 cylinders of 567 cubic inches each.

 

Whatever happens, we have got twin Maxim guns and they have not


Tacticool Degtyarev DP-28

 

Sooner or later this couple had to appear


The iron hog in the foreground must be an Italian MG-42/59, some of which were delivered to UA.

 

Taliban Carro Veloce CV-35 (a handful were sold to Afghanistan between 1937 and 1939)

 

for Herr von Poop:
ASU-85 in mint condition, discovered in Poltava oblast.
It is quite possible that this antique was taken from the Peace Park (Park Mira) in Krementchuk: Отзыв о Музей военной техники под открытым небом (Украина, Кременчуг) | Маленький музей, сделанный с любовью.

Since the main gun fires the same ammunition as the occasionally sighted D-48 field gun, it is possible that this museum piece represents even more than purely moral support

 

Maxim MG - check
Mosin-Nagant - check
PPSch-41 - check
Degtjarjow DP - check

D-1 M1943 - check


OK, at the moment Russia is still overhauling 800 T-62M - but at the current loss rates:
I know that Russia had also once bought 30 T-34/85 from Laos....

And yes, it seems totally unprofessional and rather Germanocentric to look at Panzerfaust 3 in the Ukrainian army , but.....

 

British Ferret Mk 1 in Ukraine

 

USS ABSD-3 - Wikipedia

Croatia

 

Mosin-Nagant with night vision scope... What might come next? A Quad-Maxim with radar for air defence? ... or a T-34/85 with barrel-mounted Sagger ATGM?