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The commander and his T-80U, 2024.

BMP-55, A heavy APC made by Ukraine in the 2000s.
But based on a T-55, not T-64 like BMP-64.
It has the T-64 engine though.

A rare T-80U with Mine Roller in Russian service, 2024.

The more things change, the more they stay the same.

Well don't just stand there, help me, Ivan!
(Soviet KV-2 drove of the road and ended upside down in 1941).

Seperatist T-72B1, 2010s.

Ukranian T-64BV on the way to it's position near Bakhmut, 2023.

Sand colored T-90A in Aleppo, Syria, 2010s.

T-80BV in Yemen during the Civil war, 2010s.
(Bought from Belarus a few years earlier).

Tu-95 looking good.

T-84 Oplot hiding behind a tree on exercises, 2010s.

Ukranian T-72A in Kherson, October 2022.

MT-LB with a MT-12 Anti Tank Gun of the of 67th Mechanized Brigade, Ukranian Army, 2023.

T-90A captured by anti assad forces, 2024.

East German T-55's out on exercises, 1980s.

Soviet T-64A's on the left and T-62's on the right in the work shop in East Germany, 1983.

Uzbek T-64 with T-72A turret shown at parade in 2020.

T-72UA1 firing.
Notable because it's export tank pressed into Ukranian service.

T-72, T-80, T-90s at the 22nd Tank Storage base, Russia, 2010s.

T-90A and it's ammo.

Great T-80U picture with 125mm HE shells, Russia, 2015.

Pakistani T-80UD being paraded in the 2010s.

Pakistani T-80UD, 1990s.

Ugandan Army T-90S(44 were delivered by Russia in 2010s).

Tos-1A after visit to McDonald's.

That fucking Firefly looks lit 🔥🔥

M4A2E8(?) Sherman Being prepared for battle by members of the 761st Tank Batallion, Somewhere Germany, Spring 1945

If you see this, post a vehicle

If you see this, post a vehicle 🚂

Color illustration of a cute little ginger tuxedo cat in a yellow rain slicker and matching cap, holding a tiny pipe in his mouth and steering a blue ship’s wheel. Birds fly in the distant sky behind him.

Illustration from The Cat Who Went to Sea by Kathryn and Byron Jackson, pictures by Aurelius Battaglia. 1950.

Color illustration of a little black kitten with a white heart shape in the fur on his forehead. He is looking up with bright blue eyes at a person above him, but we can only see the person’s bright red boot. A little empty ceramic bowl sits in front of the kitten. The illustration is mostly black and grey but there are very bright blue and red details.

The Valentine Cat. By Clyde Bulla and illustrated by Leonard Weisgard, 1959.