Grumblings of an Urban Combatant

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semperannoying:

Every warrior needs his rest…

IDF Chief of Staff Benny Gantz

gunrunnerhell:

Soviet Veteran

World War II veteran from Belarus Knostantin Pronin, 86, sits on a bench as he waits in hopes of finding other men from his unit at Gorky park during Victory Day in Moscow, Russia, May 9, 2011.

This picture made me sad. To think that there will be a few less friends from your unit until that one year you’re the last one, just waiting.

*I saw an edited photo that really hit hard onto my comment that I had to add it with the source. Now this photo makes me even more sad. Considering the original pic was taken almost 2 years ago, maybe he’s finally with his unit again.

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ellliot:

baby fawn sleeping with its dead mother

this made me really sad

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worldfamousprofessor:

a portrait of the inner struggle

Omg it’s back

me everyday

it’s tough to resist temptation

me. so me right now. fuck.

georgy-konstantinovich-zhukov:

An IDF parachutist during training exercises.

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maelstromantic:

Remember that time everyone forgot how to play hockey at the same time?

It happened again.

Go home NHL.

You are drunk.

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manlythings:

The Tavor. Lovely.

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gameofthronesotaku:

So much aww :)

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eretzyisrael:

A Touching Reunion

Captain Ziv Shilon, a platoon commander in the Giv’ati Brigade, was severely wounded while on routine patrol near the Israeli-Gaza border in October this year. Shilon received medical care and is now stable, but his hands were mangled.

Now, he’s back with his soldiers, and in a special ceremony this week, presented them with their combat soldier pins.

IMI Timber Wolf

Not something you see for sale too often, even among this gun buying panic and craze. The Timber Wolf is a pump-action rifle chambered in .357 Magnum (and .38 Special) or .44 Magnum.

The .44 Magnum version is harder to find than the .357. Not sure how many were made before production ended. Because of it’s obscure history and unassuming appearance, most people may not know the value or rarity of one of these. I honestly wouldn’t be surprised if you found one at a pawn shop or gun show for much cheaper than what it normally sells for, which is usually in the $800 to $900 range.

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stigmatophiliac:

WHAT THE FUCK WAS THAT

THE YOUTUBE ACCOUNT ASSOCIATED THIS VIDEO WAS TERMINATED.

whaat

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what O_o

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i screenshot the part just before they were meant to collide [x]

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A member of the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition plays the bagpipes for an indifferent penguin, 1904.

A member of the Scottish National Antarctic Expedition plays the bagpipes for an indifferent penguin, 1904.

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srbm:

Bugatti Gangloff Concept by Pawel Czyzewski

I loved! :D

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